At CCH we know no one is homeless…it is something they go through. It does not define them.
Since our founding in 1980, CCH’s mission has been to prevent and end homelessness. For over 44 years we have been focused on this goal and working in partnership with people experiencing homelessness, service providers, faith and community leaders, and government officials.
CCH knew it was time for our name and logo to evolve to reflect this goal.
We are thrilled to welcome you to our journey: CCH has a new look and name reflecting the dignity and power held by those affected by homelessness.
We are now Chicago Coalition to End Homelessness (CCH).
With this name change, our mission is clear: we build community power and advance racial equity through organizing, advocacy, legal assistance, and education to prevent and end homelessness because housing is a human right. CCH continues to be committed to creating lasting change and ensuring every individual has access to safe, stable housing.
Our Impact
Over the years, we have made significant strides in our work against homelessness in Chicago and Illinois. Visit our organizational timeline to see the impact of CCH
What’s Next
With our strong history of providing support, building coalitions, centering people with lived experience, and advancing change, our new name and logo both anchor us in our goal and rededicate ourselves to the work ahead.
”CCH Board President, Maxica Williams on our rebrand: “This rebrand elevates placing those with the expertise of housing insecurities at the table to build power, advocate and lobby for policy changes with our voices and with dignity. The change in name reflects this, we must end homelessness.”
”Housing Navigator for Heartland Continuum of Care Nick Dodson says, “The Chicago Coalition to End Homelessness fills an absolutely vital role in advocating, educating, and organizing around the largest humanitarian crisis in our state and country.”
We invite you to get involved in a new way with CCH and join us in building a future where everyone has a safe place to call home. Visit our new website to learn more about the issue; what resources are available and how you can be a part of a solution. And don’t forget to share with your communities!