The HIV Housing Advocacy Program (HAP) prevents homelessness by providing rental/mortgage payments to a participant's landlord to help the participant avoid a housing crisis. Participants also receive ongoing support to establish and meet not only their immediate financial needs, but also their long-term housing goals and achieve housing stability.
HIV positive individuals or their advocates must apply for a HAP payment through their HIV case manager. If an individual is not currently receiving HIV case management, the AIDS Foundation of Chicago will provide an HIV case management referral. The HIV case manager will assess the client's housing needs. Based on their findings, a HAP payment can be requested.
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| Referral and Intake: | Participants must be referred through the Coordinated Housing Advocacy Program of the AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) by either calling AFC directly (312.922.2322) or through their AFC coordinated case manager. |
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| Address: | 4411 North Ravenswood Avenue 1525 East Hyde Park Blvd. |
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| Hours: | Monday – Friday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
| Languages: | Languages spoken by staff: English Services provided in the following languages: English With advanced notice, Heartland Alliance services can be provided in more than 35 different languages. |
| Appointments: | Appointments are required to receive services. |
| Walk In Accepted: | This program does not accept walk-ins. |
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