Chicago will receive $15 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development as part of an ongoing national effort to address youth homelessness. Marion Mollegen McFadden, HUD’s principal deputy assistant secretary for community development and planning, was joined by local HUD and city officials to share the announcement Wednesday afternoon at the Covenant House, an organization that provides support services to young people ages 18 to 24 experiencing homelessness. This latest round of funding comes as the city is merging the migrant shelter system with the existing homelessness system and follows a $60 million allocation from HUD early last year to fight homelessness in Chicago.
Chicago To Receive $15m From Hud To Fight Youth Homelessness
Lizzie Kane, Chicago Tribune: Business
Wed, 10/30/2024 - 9:43am
Topics: u.s department housing urban development marion mollegen mcfadden covenant house making homelessness history young adrianne todman mcfadden native americans carolyn ross ceo one chicago mcfadden hud hud s hud ross receive fight youth homelessness funds million funding city plan year piece supportive charge application agencies communities community existing resources planning aid involved ages system services people support residents organization tuesday
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