The HCV Program allows participants to continue receiving housing assistance when they move to a new, approved unit. Remember: CHA does not pre-approve units or property owners for the HCV Program.
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).
Ceremonial ribbon-cutting marks opening of three new residential buildings offering 207 mixed-income apartments — including 75 public housing units — and lifestyle-oriented amenities.
CHA’s LevelUp Program, (formerly known as the Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program), helps participants achieve financial stability while working towards their educational, professional, and personal goals. The program is designed to assist participants on a personalized path toward economic independence and overall well-being.
If you are ready to find a job and want to be hired, the EPS program is here for you. Connect with an experienced Employment Placement Services provider to receive one-on-one help.
EPS will help you make a resume, get ready for interviews and succeed on the job. Sign up today to learn about job opportunities that match your career goals.
