CHA’s Board authorized $7.5 million in CHA funding this month for the next rental phase at Legends South. This investment continues CHA’s commitment to redevelop the former Robert Taylor Homes site and the State Street Corridor.
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.
Welcome to your go-to resource for managing your public housing experience! Here, you'll find essential information about how rent is determined, maintaining your CHA housing, and understanding the process of transferring to another apartment. From accurate income reporting and timely rent payments to ensuring your home is well-maintained and safe, our guidelines are designed to help you navigate every aspect of your housing responsibilities with ease.
In accordance with federal, state and local law, CHA will make reasonable efforts to provide language assistance to ensure meaningful access to CHA's programs and activities, for Limited English Proficiency (LEP) persons.
The goal of Resident Engagement is to work together with residents and local groups to build a healthy and connected community. Our team often collaborates with different partners and residents to solve problems and improve life for everyone.
CHA’s Quarterly Reports and Demographics/Data include information on CHA operations and strategic initiatives, including its housing portfolio and residents.
If you have questions or need assistance regarding your housing, reaching out to your property manager is the best way to get help. They are your primary contact for maintenance requests, lease inquiries, and any other concerns related to your home. Use the information below to connect with your property manager and ensure your needs are met.
Contact the Victim Assistance Program (VAP) at 312-913-7396. This line is not for emergencies, if in immediate danger call 911.
CHA offers support for residents affected by violence in accordance with the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), which covers violence against women and men. This includes helping them relocate if eligible. The two main transfer types are:
CHA cannot promise that a transfer request will be approved or how long it will take. The Victim Assistance Program is not an emergency response or protection program. You are responsible for your and your family’s safety, which might mean staying with a friend or in a shelter temporarily. Always call 911 in an emergency.
Eligibility for VAWA Emergency Transfer
To qualify for a VAWA Emergency Transfer, you or a family member must be a victim under these categories:
