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Neon Street Dorms is a transitional living program for homeless youth ages 18 to 21. The primary focus of the program is to help young adults transition into their own apartment after gaining employment and completing their high school diploma/ GED. Other services offered include case management, health care and psychiatric services. Participants can stay in the residential program for up to 24 months or their 21st birthday.

Neon Street Dorms also provides drop in services for homeless youth 14-21. Services include employment and educational assistance, case management services, meals, laundry, showers.

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Services Offered:
  • Employment Services
  • Educational Services
  • Case Management
  • Health Care
  • Meals, Laundry & Showers
   
Eligibility Criteria:
  • For residential services must meet HUD definition of homeless person and be 18 to 21.
  • For Drop in Services must be between 14-21 and homeless.
   
Fees:

All services are free of charge.

   
Applying for Services:

Contact the program to apply for services.

   
Referral and Intake:
  • Must show proof of age 
  • Must complete a tuberculosis screening
   
Contact Information:

Phone: 773.433.1200
Fax: 773.271.8810

   
Address:

4506 North Sheridan Road
Chicago IL 60640

   
Directions:

  • Uptown neighborhood
  • Two blocks east of the Wilson CTA Red Line stop.

   
Hours:

 Drop In Services, Monday- Friday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.

   
Languages:

With advanced notice, Heartland Alliance services can be provided in more than 35 different languages.

   
Appointments:
  • This program takes appointments.
  • Walk-ins welcome Monday through Friday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
   
Walk In Accepted: This program accepts walk-ins.
   
Program Aliases:
  • Neon Street Dorm
  • Neon Street Drop-in Center
  • Neon Street
   
Additional Information:

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