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Advocates to Gov: Fund HIV in the 2011 State Budget
Today, 66 organizations and over 400 individuals called on Illinois Governor Pat Quinn to fairly fund HIV services in the FY 11 state budget, to be introduced March 10.
Housing for homeless critical for health care
Chicago Tribune Letter to the Editor
During the debate on health reform in Washington, much as has been made of the need to "bend the curve"--to significantly and permanently reduce the seemly unstoppable growth in health care costs ("Centrist plan on table," News, Sept. 17).
Save the Date! Housing First Conference: Ending Homelessness and Supporting Recovery
FEATURING SAM TSEMBERIS, PH.D.
Founder & Executive Director of
Pathways to Housing in New York City
THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2009
Loyola University Chicago - Lakeshore Campus
6525 N. Sheridan, Chicago
Housing First: Ending Homelessness and Supporting Recovery
Housing First: Ending Homelessness and Supporting Recovery
Featuring Sam Tsemberis, PH.D. Founder & Executive Director of Pathways to Housing in New York City.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Loyola University Chicago - Lakeshore Campus
6525 N. Sheridan, Chicago
AIDS Foundation of Chicago Awarded HUD Grant to Keep People Housed
AIDS FOUNDATION OF CHICAGO (AFC) AWARDED RENEWABLE, TWO-YEAR HUD GRANT FOR $4.2 MILLION
AFC’s New Housing Collaborative One of the Highest Awarded Groups in Nationwide Homeless Assistance Program
2009 Proposed Chicago Budget Preserves Funding for AIDS Prevention, Housing
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago thanks Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley for safeguarding essential HIV prevention and AIDS housing services from funding reductions in his 2009 proposed city budget, which was made public today. The overall proposal reportedly includes $469 million in spending reductions cuts and layoffs designed to balance the budget.
