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VOA Illinois - Hope Hall
VOA Illinois
Chicago, IL
Transitional HousingHousingHomeless Services
About
Hope Hall is a transitional housing facility that utilizes the Safe Haven Model. The program is designed to reach veteran men and women who have been living on the streets for some time and have, for a variety of reasons including mental illness and substance abuse, been unable to find success within the general shelter system. Program offerings include General Life Skills coaching. Access to an on-site social worker. Social opportunities. Connection to a wide referral network including work training programs, addiction recovery programs, benefits councilors, and Veteran Administration resources.
Services
- Availability
- Closed
- Who it helps
- Interested Veterans must be homeless, have an honorable or general discharge under honorable conditions and mental illness and/or substance use disorder diagnosis. Interested Veterans will also need to present to Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital for assessment and referral.
- Eligibility
- Interested Veterans must be homeless, have an honorable or general discharge under honorable conditions and mental illness and/or substance use disorder diagnosis. Interested Veterans will also need to present to Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital for assessment and referral.
- Cost
- 211 Metro Chicago does not state a program fee.
- Languages
- English
- How to access
- For information regarding the referral process, please contact the provided phone number and email address Shelter availability can change quickly; confirm before traveling.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
Access
- Access
- In person, Phone
- Status
- Closed
- Updated
- Jul 15, 2026
Details
- Status
- External data
- Visibility
- Published
- Last verified
- Jul 15, 2026
Address
6002 South Halsted Street, Chicago, IL
Chicago, IL
US
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