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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' (United States VA's) Edward Hines Jr Hospital and Jesse Brown VA Medical Center help veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless due to financial hardship, unemployment, addiction, depression, or transition from jail. Homeless services care coordinators can assist in obtaining:Immediate food and shelter, including both transitional and permanent housingJob training, life skills development, and educationSupport with justice system navigation and community re-entry from jailFinancial support to prevent homelessnessTreatment for addiction and depressionHealth and dental careOther resources

Hope Hall is a transitional housing facility that utilizes the Safe Haven Model. The program is designed to reach veteran men and women who have been living on the streets for some time and have, for a variety of reasons including mental illness and substance abuse, been unable to find success within the general shelter system. Program offerings includeGeneral Life Skills coaching.Access to an on-site social worker.Social opportunities.Connection to a wide referral network including work training programs, addiction recovery programs, benefits councilors, and Veteran Administration resources.

Inner Voice Inc., provides short-term case management services for veterans to improve the retention of housing for previously homeless veterans who are transitioning to permanent housing.

Hope Hall is a transitional housing facility that utilizes the Safe Haven Model. The program is designed to reach veteran men and women who have been living on the streets for some time and have, for a variety of reasons including mental illness and substance abuse, been unable to find success within the general shelter system. Program offerings includeGeneral Life Skills coaching.Access to an on-site social worker.Social opportunities.Connection to a wide referral network including work training programs, addiction recovery programs, benefits councilors, and Veteran Administration resources.

Catholic Charities offers two residential communities for Veterans in Cook County. Bishop Goedert Residence is an affordable senior housing property with 70 one-bedroom apartments located on the Veterans Affairs Hines Campus. St. Leo Residence is a permanent supportive housing program that consists of 141 furnished studio apartments.

Hope Hall is a transitional housing facility that utilizes the Safe Haven Model. The program is designed to reach veteran men and women who have been living on the streets for some time and have, for a variety of reasons including mental illness and substance abuse, been unable to find success within the general shelter system. Program offerings includeGeneral Life Skills coaching.Access to an on-site social worker.Social opportunities.Connection to a wide referral network including work training programs, addiction recovery programs, benefits councilors, and Veteran Administration resources.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' (United States VA's) Edward Hines Jr Hospital and Jesse Brown VA Medical Center help veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless due to financial hardship, unemployment, addiction, depression, or transition from jail. Homeless services care coordinators can assist in obtaining:Immediate food and shelter, including both transitional and permanent housingJob training, life skills development, and educationSupport with justice system navigation and community re-entry from jailFinancial support to prevent homelessnessTreatment for addiction and depressionHealth and dental careOther resources