Illinois Housing Development Authority
Lawrence Grisham
2022 HJIIP Round
Overview
- HJIIP RFA released on January 24, 2022 and closed March 31, 2022.
- Applicants could request up to $475,000 to fund the acquisition, construction, and rehabilitation of congregate or sharing housing models.
- Eligible Applicants included Social Service Providers or partnerships between Social Service Providers and developers.
2022 HJIIP Round
Overview
Applications Received: 35
HJIIP Funding Requested: $16.6 million
Recommended Awardees: 28
HJIIP Funding Awarded: $13.3 million
Existing HJIIP Beds: 237
New HJIIP Beds: 266
Projects are located in the following Counties: Adams, Champaign, Cook, Kane, LaSalle, and Sangamon.
2022 HJIIP
Supportive Services
- Every awardee has MOU(s), Linkage Agreements, or letters of recommendation from service providers.
- Referral sources include Illinois Department of Corrections, county-level connections and other service providers.
2022 HJIIP Round
Team Capacity
- 93% of the awardees (26 of 28) currently operate transitional housing.
- 54% of the awardees (15 of 28) are licensed with and receive funding from DHS-SUPR or IDOC for at least one property.
2022 HJIIP Round
Project Types
- Transitional Housing
- Single Family (36%), Adaptive Reuse (18%), Other (46%)
- Multiple Sites/Single Site
City of Chicago
| Development |
Sponsor |
Building Type |
HJIIP Beds |
| St. Leonard's House 2110 |
St. Leonard's Ministries |
Communal Living Building |
15 |
| Grace House |
St. Leonard's Ministries |
Communal Living Building |
16 |
| St. Leonard's House 2110 |
St. Leonard's Ministries |
Communal Living Building |
25 |
| Supportive Housing PUSH Michigan |
Safe Foundation |
Single Room Occupancy |
12 |
| Supportive Housing PUSH Paxton |
Safer Foundation |
Single Room Occupancy |
7 |
| Henry's Sober Living House Project 1 |
Henry's Sober Living House |
Multi-Unit |
66 |
| Henry's Sober Living House Project 2 |
Henry's Sober Living House |
Multi-Unit and Single-Family |
30 |
| Henry's Sober Living House Acquisition |
Henry's Sober Living House |
Convent |
40 |
| Hardin House Expansion Project |
Hardin House |
Single Family + Two-Flat |
48 |
| Prentice Place Improvement Project |
Prentice Place |
Single Family + Adaptive Reuse (Church-front) |
37 |
| Phoenix Recovery Women |
Phoenix Recovery Support Services, LLC |
Convent |
15 |
| LCLC K-Town Workforce Housing |
Lawndale Christian Legal Center |
Adaptive Reuse (Catholic School) |
20 |
| The HR (Hope Revitalized) Project |
Sip & Savor Cares NFP |
Multi-Unit |
8 |
| GRO Community Reintegration Housing |
GRO Community |
Single-Family |
8 |
| GRO Community Reintegration Housing |
GRO Community |
Multi-Single |
12 |
City of Chicago
St. Leonard's Grace House
Applicant: St. Leonard's Ministries (Est. 1954)
Service Partners: Women's Justice Institute, Healthcare Alternative Systems (HAS), Adler University, Rush University College of Nursing, and DHS-SUPR
Building Type: Communal Living Building
Existing Units: 1 (12 bedrooms)
HJIIP Individuals Served: 16 women
Address: Chicago, Cook County
Operating Model: Multiple grants w/CoC & IDHS
Chicago Metro
| Development |
Sponsor |
City |
Building Type |
HJIIP Beds |
| Southwest Reentry |
Beds, Plus Care, Inc. |
Alsip, Midlothian, Worth |
Condominiums |
5 |
| HAS Housing Program |
Healthcare Alternative Systems, Inc. |
Aurora |
Adaptive Reuse
(Office Building)
|
16 |
| WIN Recovery Reentry Safe Home Network 1 |
Women in Need (WIN) Recovery |
Berwyn |
Single-Family |
8 |
| WIN Recovery Reentry Safe Home Network 2 |
WIN Recovery |
Berwyn |
Single-Family |
8 |
| WIN Recovery Reentry Safe Home Network 3 |
WIN Recovery |
Berwyn |
Single-Family |
8 |
| Kane County Dunham Duplex -Serenity House |
Serenity House Counseling Services, Inc. |
Aurora |
Duplex |
12 |
| Challenge II Change Transition Center |
Challenge II Change |
Aurora |
Multi-Unit |
8 |
Chicago Metro
Southwest Reentry
Applicant: BEDS Plus Care, Inc. (Est. 1989) -Service Partners: IDOC, Respond Now, Nami Metro, Cook County Sheriff's Office
Building Type: Scattered Site Condominium Units
New units: 5
HJIIP Individuals Served: 5
Addresses: 5 1BR condominiums in Alsip, Midlothian, and Worth, Cook County
Operating Model: Cook County Justice Advisory Council (JAC) Grant
Chicago Metro
WIN Recovery Reentry Network Project 1
Applicant: Women in Need (WIN) Recovery (Est. 2018)
Service Partners: Housing Authority of Cook County and IDOC
Building Type: Single Family House
New Units: 1 (4 bedrooms)
HJIIP Individuals Served: 8 women (recently released)
Address: Berwyn, Cook County
Operating Model: IDOC + monthly program fee
Chicago Metro
WIN Recovery Reentry Network Project 2
Applicant: Women in Need (WIN) Recovery (Est. 2018)
Service Partners: Housing Authority of Cook County and IDOC
Building Type: Single Family House
New Units: 1 (4 bedrooms)
HJIIP Individuals Served: 8 women (graduates of Project 1)
Address: To be determined, Berwyn, Cook County
Operating Model: IDOC + monthly program fee
Other/Non- Metro
| Development |
Sponsor |
City |
Building Type |
HJIIP Beds |
| HACC Re-Entry Transitional Housing Project |
Housing Authority of Champaign County |
Champaign |
Single-Family |
18 |
| YWCA Justice Project 1 |
Young Women's Christian Association of Quincy |
Quincy |
Single-Family +
Multi Unit
|
8 |
| YWCA Justice Project 2 |
Young Women's Christian Association of Quincy |
Quincy |
Adaptive Reuse |
10 |
| North Grand Quadrangle and Square One Project |
Windspring Transitional Services, Inc. |
Springfield |
Single-Family |
31 |
| Maitri Path to Wellness Project 1 |
Wellness and Recovery with Maitri |
Peru |
Adaptive Reuse
(Office Building)
|
8 |
| Maitri Path to Wellness Project 2 |
Wellness and Recovery with Maitri |
Peru |
Adaptive Reuse
(Office Building)
|
8 |
Other/Non-Metro
YWCA Justice Project 1
Applicant: Quincy YWCA (Est. 1905)
Service Partners: Bella Ease, Adams County Probation
Building Type: Single Family House + Multi-Unit Building
New Units: 2
HJIIP Individuals Served: 8
Addresses: Quincy, Adams County
Operating Model: Bella Ease pays for all services, Tenants pay 30% of income, with matching contributions from Quincy Medical Group and Ladies of Charity funds.
Illinois Housing Development Authority
Re-Entry Rental Assistance Program
Monthly Report
Re-Entry Program
| Local Administering Agency |
Service Area |
Planned Units |
Total Participants Housed |
Pending Referrals |
Participants Returned |
Non-Renewal of Lease |
Participants Currently Housed |
| Housing Choice Partners of Illinois |
Suburban Cook County |
20 |
32 |
1 |
9 |
3 |
20 |
| Winnebago County Housing Authority |
Winnebago County |
30 |
14 |
2 |
5 |
2 |
7 |
| Winnebago County Housing Authority |
Boone County |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Winnebago County Housing Authority |
Stephenson County |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| Community Partners for Affordable Housing |
Lake County |
10 |
11 |
1 |
2 |
4 |
5 |
| Housing Authority of Champaign County |
Champaign County |
15 |
5 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
2 |
| TOTAL |
|
75 |
62 |
3 |
16 |
12 |
34 |
Key Accomplishments
- 127 referrals to date from IDOC
- 62 participants served to date (36 current, 20 program exits)
- $586k subsidy funds disbursed to date
- 3 participants referred and pending move-in
- 0 identified participants pending IDOC approval
February Activity
- CPAH Tenant has left the program of his own free will and purchased his own home.