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Bob Palmer, policy director at Illinois Housing Action, said supportive housing is critical to helping those who need services attached to their accommodations to be a successful tenant. (Shutterstock)
Illinois vulnerable residents will have new options for supportive housing soon, thanks to a $40 million grant from the Illinois Housing Development Authority to fund the development of new permanent supportive residences.
A subset of affordable housing, the Permanent Supportive Housing Development Program provides a place to live as independently as possible for individuals, including those transitioning from institutions, at risk of homelessness or with substance-abuse issues, a
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Bob Palmer, policy director at Illinois Housing Action, said supportive housing is critical to helping those who need services attached to their accommodations to be a successful tenant.
$40M from IHDA aims to help vulnerable Illinoisans maintain housing by Elyse Kelly, The Center Square | February 01, 2021 02:00 PM Print this article
Illinois’ vulnerable residents will have new options for supportive housing soon, thanks to a $40 million grant from the Illinois Housing Development Authority to fund the development of new permanent supportive residences.
A subset of affordable housing, the Permanent Supportive Housing Development Program provides a place to live as independently as possible for individuals, including those transitioning from institutions, at risk of homelessness or with substance-abuse issues, a
Bob Palmer, policy director at Illinois Housing Action, said supportive housing is critical to helping those who need services attached to their accommodations to be a successful tenant.
Illinois’ vulnerable residents will have new options for supportive housing soon, thanks to a $40 million grant from the Illinois Housing Development Authority to fund t
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (IRN) Illinois’ vulnerable residents will have new options for supportive housing soon, thanks to a $40 million grant from the Illinois Housing Development Authority to fund the development of new permanent supportive residences.
A subset of affordable housing, the Permanent Supportive Housing Development Program provides a place to live as independently as possible for individuals, including those transitioning from institutions, at risk of homelessness or with substance-abuse issues, a news release from IHDA said.
Bob Palmer, policy director at Illinois Housing Action, said supportive housing is critical to helping those who need services attached to their accommodations to be a successful tenant.