Supportive housing
Affordable permanent housing paired with services for families and ind
AFC Community Development Corporation provides affordable supportive housing for low-income families and individuals in Chicago. Its housing developments combine permanent housing with on-site case management and connections to mainstream community-based services and benefits. Supportive services provide tools, resources, and assistance intended to help residents maintain housing stability, work toward self-sufficiency, and strengthen families. Since 1995, the organization has assisted more than 700 people through permanent supportive housing and works to reduce returns to homelessness. Its developments include St. Taici Place Apartments and St. Sheba Place Apartments. AFC-CDC specializes in housing with supportive services and case management for households experiencing housing instability. The organization is located at 7859 S. Ashland Avenue in Chicago.
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Affordable permanent housing paired with services for families and ind
Residents receive case management and connections to community service
Housing developments include St. Taici Place and St. Sheba Place Apart
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