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You can earn money while you learn in the CHA Hospitality Training Program. Get paid for up to 9 months of training and work at CHA Golden Diners locations around Chicago. 

Connect with E&ES to get started. E&ES will help you get industry certifications in hospitality and food service so you're ready for a new job when the paid training is done. Sign up today to reach your career goals! 

The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) reports contain findings of its audits and evaluations regarding the activities and initiatives of the CHA.

OIG publications detail its activities and achievements, as well as outline its ongoing and planned work.

The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) Health Partnership Program invites health-related organizations to collaborate in delivering valuable health related information to residents. Participation in the program is voluntary and unpaid, ensuring that all partnerships focus solely on enhancing resident well-being. Organizations must complete an application for review and approval, which includes alignment with resident needs and compliance with program guidelines.

CHA offers a robust and expanding library of resources to support our Business Partners. This comprehensive collection includes essential documents such as contract requirements, HUD forms, detailed instructions for utilizing our Supplier Portal, and a variety of additional reference materials. Explore and bookmark this curated list of resources, regularly updated with new references as they become available.

Voucher holders are interwoven into all of Chicago's 77 community areas. Explore key statistics on our residents, including household demographics, income levels, age distribution, and special populations.