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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.

Free, safe, fun, and interactive year-round programs for CHA residents ages 6-21.

How to sign up:

Start by picking a CHA partner organization from the list below. Many programs require in-person registration at their location. Before you go, call or email to confirm they are accepting new participants, as some programs may be full. 

Parents or guardians (for youth under 18) will need to fill out a form with basic contact information. You won’t need to provide sensitive details like a Social Security Number (SSN) or CHA ID#.

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.

CHA has participated in the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Moving to Work (MTW) Program since 2000. As an MTW agency, CHA has regulatory and funding flexibility to develop locally driven strategies to encourage resident self-sufficiency; achieve efficiencies and cost savings in programs and operations; and increase housing options for low-income residents. Without this flexibility, CHA would not be able to provide such a wide variety of programs for residents while continuing to invest in vital capital and development projects.