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Pike County Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; P.O. Box 123, Barry, IL 62312-0123; 217-335-2616
Cass County Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 12 Frank Wessel Dr., Beardstown, IL 62618; 217-323-2303
Adams County Housing Authority: Category: Public Housing; P.O.Box 207, Clayton, IL 62324-0207; 217-894-6338; Web Site: www.quincynet.com/analists/npmessag/n5014.htm
Hancock County Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; P.O. Box 472, Dallas County, IL 62330-0472; 217-852-3482
Crisis Center Foundation: Category: Emergency Shelter; 325 8th Ave., Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-243-4357
Jacksonville Community Center for the Deaf: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 907 W. Superior, Jacksonville, IL 62650; 217-245-0429; Web Site: www.jccd.us/
Morgan County Housing Authority: Category: Transitional Housing,Permanent Supportive Housing,Public Housing; 301 W. Beecher Ave., Jacksonville, IL 62650-2478; 217-243-3338; E-mail: fclinton@net-axess.com; Web Site: www.mcha.org; Morgan County Housing Authority provides the following: Public Housing, Section 8 Vouchers, Section 8 Home ownership, and Transitional Housing.
Salvation Army of Jacksonville: Category: Emergency Shelter; 331 W. Douglas Ave., Jacksonville, IL 62650-2013; 217-245-0429
Bridgeway Inc.: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 900 S. Deer Rd., Macomb, IL 61455-2639; 309-837-4876; Web Site: www.bway.org; Not for profit organization serving 10 Illinois counties and 3 Iowa counties. We provide services to persons with disabilities (developmental disabilities, mental health, and substance abuse). We focus on innovative, cost effective methods for problem solving in partnership with our consumers.
McDounough County Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 322 W. Piper St., Macomb, IL 61455-2881; 309-837-2363; Web Site: www.mcdonoughhome.org/publichousing.html
Mosiac: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 220 N. Lafayette St., Macomb, IL 61455; 309-837-5506; Web Site: www.mosiacinfo.org/illinois/macomb/index.asp
Salvation Army of Macomb: Category: Emergency Shelter; 505 N. Randolph St., Macomb, IL 61455; 309-837-4824
Samaritan Well: Category: Transitional Housing; 212 W. Jackson, Macomb, IL 61455; 309-837-3357; E-mail: samaritn@macomb.com; The mission of the Samaritan Well, Inc. is to provide a supportive, structured, and loving home for women and women with children who are in a crisis situation and in need of shelter. The Samaritan Well, Inc. will provide referrals to social services agencies to help women and women with children become healthy, loving, and responsible parents and citizens, thereby breaking the generational cycle of poverty, homelessness, neglect, abuse, and welfare dependence.
Western Illinois Regional Council: Category: Emergency Shelter,Transitional Housing; 223 S. Randolph St., Macomb, IL 61455; 309-837-3941; Web Site: www.wirpc.org
Starting Point: Category: Emergency Shelter,Transitional Housing; 205 S. 1st, Monmouth, IL 61462; 309-734-7812; E-mail: startingpoint@derbytech.net; Starting Point provides opportunity for self sufficiency and dignity to persons who are homeless in order to effect permanent and positive changes in their lives. We serve men, women, and families who struggle with drugs& alcohol and/or individuals who are displaced for various other reasons. We provide case management, counseling, and general development classes and various support groups for the residents and the entire community through our family resource center.
Warren County Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 200 E. Harlem Ave., Monmouth, IL 61462-1273; 309-734-2080; E-mail: wcha@dtnspeed.net; We administer low income public housing and Section 8 voucher programs in Warren County.
Brown County Housing Authority: Category: Public Housing; 400 N. Maple St., Mount Sterling, IL 62353-1197; 217-773-2731; E-mail: BCHA@verizon.net; Public housing for the elderly, handicapped, disabled, and low income families.
Henderson County Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; P.O. Box 316, Oquaka, IL 61469-0316; 309-867-2333
Madonna House: Category: Transitional Housing; 405 S. 12th, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-224-7771; E-mail: madonnahouse@sbcglobal.net; Web Site: www.madonnahouse.net; A shelter for pregnant women or women with children who are homeless. We also provide a food pantry and clothing closet for the community.
Quanada: Category: Emergency Shelter,Transitional Housing; 2707 Maine, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-222-3069; Web Site: www.quanada.org
Quincy Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 540 Harrison St., Quincy, IL 62301-7297; 217-222-0720; Web Site: www.quincynet.com/analists/npmessag/n5335.htm
Salvation Army of Quincy: Category: Emergency Shelter; 323 N. 5th, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-222-8655; Web Site: www.salvationarmyquincy.org/faqs.htm; Emergency housing for single men, women, and families. Shelter is open at 4:00 p.m. daily. Guests are asked to leave the building from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Guests may return during the noon hour for lunch. Guests are expected to be pursuing employment while in the shelter. Guests are expected to participate in daily work chores in the shelter.
Transitions of Western Illinois: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 4409 Maine, Quincy, IL 62305; 217-223-0413; Web Site: www.twi.org/; Transitions is a not-for-profit agency that primarily serves Adams County residents. The agency serves people who have a serious mental illness, people who have a developmental disability, and people who have no mental disability, but who are struggling with life problems that can affect anyone. Services include outpatient mental health services for people of all ages, vocational rehabilitation and training services, life skills training services, case management services, developmental services for children ages birth to three, and crisis intervention services. The agency also provides supervised housing (group homes) and supported housing (supported apartments) for adults who have a serious mental illness or a developmental disability.
USDA/ Rural Development: Category: Permanent Housing; 338 S. 36th St., Quincy, IL 62301; 217-224-9307 ext. 4; E-mail: joann.hickman@il.usda.gov; Web Site: www.rurdev.usda.gov/il; Single Family Housing- Loans and grants are made to provide rural residents with decent, safe and sanitary housing. In Illinois, these programs help finance new or improved housing for over 3000 moderate, low or very-low income families each year. Rural Housing programs provide financing, with no down payment, at favorable rates and terms, either through a direct loan or with a loan from a private financial institution which is guaranteed by Rural Development. Multi-Family Housing- People with low-wage jobs who live in rural areas have a difficult time finding affordable housing. Rural Development offers loan and loan guarantee programs for new construction or substantial rehabilitation of rental housing for very low, low and moderate income families, the elderly and people with disabilities. A limited number of grants are available to qualified organizations to develop programs to assist very low and low-income rural homeowners. Loans are also available to provide capital financing for the development of housing for domestic farm laborers.
YWCA of Quincy: Category: Transitional Housing,Permanent Supportive Housing; 1400 N. 30th St., Suite 6, Quincy, IL 62301; 217-221-9922; Web Site: www.ywcaofquincy.org/index.html
Scott County Housing Authority: Category: Permanent Supportive Housing; 143 S. Walnut St., Winchester, IL 62694-1230; 217-742-3174; E-mail: scottcountyhousing@verizon.net