Team Chicago House is already picking up speed ahead of this year’s AIDS Run/Walk. See where we stand now thanks to the commitment of our team members.
Chicago House is part of a national effort to rethink what housing can look like as people living with HIV grow older. We recently had the opportunity to share our progress with leaders from across the country who understand housing as healthcare.
The results are in! When traditional approaches no longer meet today’s challenges, innovation becomes essential. See how Chicago House continues to transform case management through Peer Health Navigation.
A transit pass. A work uniform. A utility bill. These expenses can become major barriers for people working toward stability. Discover how the AIDS Run/Walk helps Chicago House meet each moment through our Client Emergency Fund.
Happy Pride Month! As Chicago House reflects on our beginnings during the HIV/AIDS crisis, we revisit the enduring truth that has carried us forward for decades: when systems fail, community carries us.
Bridges is extending its reach this summer, connecting kids in Englewood to enrichment opportunities. See how our team is building new pathways for young residents.
When housing rules clash with work requirements, who gets left behind? Learn how Chicago House is rethinking the connection between Housing, Employment, and Health to keep residents moving toward success.
Progress in HIV prevention is possible, but under strain post-COVID. See how Chicago House is expanding access to care for young people most impacted by HIV.
Chicago House is part of a national effort to rethink what housing can look like as people living with HIV grow older. We recently had the opportunity to share our progress with leaders from across the country who understand housing as healthcare.
Read MoreBy preserving HIV-dedicated housing in North Lawndale, Chicago House is returning to our roots connecting individuals and families impacted by the virus to life-changing services. Learn more about the key to our success throughout the decades.
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