Supportive Services

Chicago House's housing programs are complemented by supportive services designed to help people struggling with HIV/AIDS and homelessness live healthier, more independent lives.

• Community Case Management assists those who are able to live in their own homes access the services and benefits they need to continue living independently.
• Our Employment Program is Chicago’s first city-wide employment program for people with HIV/AIDS. A four-week training workshop, career counseling, mentorship and internship opportunities are the services provided to help clients achieve greater self-sufficiency and productivity. The program also works in conjunction with Sweet Miss Giving’s, a for-profit bakery that provides transitional job training in addition to donating over 50% of its profits back to Chicago House.