The Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund

For too many families, the cost of market rate rent is too expensive and the gross rent cost is higher than the households gross income. Nationally, more than three-quarters of the households earning less than $35,000 per year pay more than one-third of their monthly income towards rent. Without the benefit of a rent subsidy, these families would likely be homeless. With the assistance of the Trust Fund subsidy, families are able to work toward economic self-sufficiency through opportunities that are obtainable when they have a place to call home. The Trust Fund has also developed targeted initiatives to assist...

Rental subsidy program,property based program,low-income,subsidies,rental assistance,property management,housing quality standards,non profit,spanish,chicago,city funded,state funded,social service organizations,and open enrollment

The chicago low-income housing trust fund operates in the Civic and social organizations industry.

The chicago low-income housing trust fund's revenue is 11m - 100m

The chicago low-income housing trust fund has 11 - 50 employees.