Upcoming CHA Events

Sessions occur on multiple Thursdays. Thank you for your interest in the CHA’s Choose to Own Homeownership Program. This registration is to attend an orientation session to learn more about the CTO program. It is one of the first requirements to start the application process. Registrants are

Did you know AffordableHousing.com is the largest affordable housing listing network in the country? This session will cover how to list your property on AffordableHousing.com, submit comparable unit data (a major key to leasing up with the HCV Program!), and more.

We appreciate your interest in the Chicago Housing Authority's DPA Program. This is an invitation to attend a virtual orientation to learn more about the program. Attending a DPA orientation is required to start your application process. Registrants are required to attend a full DPA orientation

CHA residents can earn a certificate or a degree from City Colleges of Chicago for free or low cost. This is possible through a partnership with CCC called Partners in Education (PiE). PiE covers expenses such as tuition, uniforms, books, and exam fees. The program is on a rolling basis, however

CHA residents can earn a certificate or a degree from City Colleges of Chicago for free or low cost. This is possible through a partnership with CCC called Partners in Education (PiE). PiE covers expenses such as tuition, uniforms, books, and exam fees. The program is on a rolling basis, however

Join the Workforce Opportunity Resource Center’s Fall 2025 Hiring Event! Dress professionally and bring an updated electronic resume. Job opportunities are available for adults and seniors, and assistance is provided to help you secure employment.

Learn about the employment and business development resources the Workforce Opportunity Resource Center provides for CHA residents, low-income Section 3 participants and businesses. Don't miss this chance to connect with our office to learn about upcoming trainings, workshops, and job opportunities

This session outlines the general financial aid process and provides insight on how financial aid works, how to apply for it, student eligibility, and how it can be used to help pay for college. It introduces the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Alternative Application for

CHA residents can earn a certificate or a degree from City Colleges of Chicago for free or low cost. This is possible through a partnership with CCC called Partners in Education (PiE). PiE covers expenses such as tuition, uniforms, books, and exam fees. The program is on a rolling basis, however

CHA residents can earn a certificate or a degree from City Colleges of Chicago for free or low cost. This is possible through a partnership with CCC called Partners in Education (PiE). PiE covers expenses such as tuition, uniforms, books, and exam fees. The program is on a rolling basis, however