Leaking roofs, failing heat, and unaffordable repairs too often stay hidden. Your story can help Illinois lawmakers see what's really happening.

H.O.M.E. intern Dani Ediriweera will present her research on home repair resources for seniors across Illinois in a free Zoom session.

More than thirty homeowners and advocates gathered in Springfield to push for a one-stop senior home repair program. "I'm not going anywhere," one said.

Older homeowners in the Springfield area will share their stories at a free town hall on unmet home repair needs for low-income seniors.

Section 204 of the Senate's ROAD to Housing Act creates a Whole-Home Repair pilot offering grants to homeowners and loans to small landlords.

H.O.M.E. seeks a relational, skilled organizer to build partnerships with older adults and lead its advocacy efforts. Applications are due September 2nd.

Two years in, the coalition is building toward a statewide home repair clearinghouse with three working committees and a stronger 2026 bill.

More than 60 people gathered on Dr. King's birthday to explore how senior home repair strengthens local economies, neighborhoods, and family wealth.

Professor Robin Bartram's 2023 op-ed made the case for a statewide home repair program in Illinois. Her call to action helped spark a coalition.

Older Black Chicagoans were twice as likely to be denied home loans as white neighbors, leaving repairs undone and generational wealth at risk.

At a Bronzeville town hall covered by WGN, seniors and advocates launched a statewide push for home repair funding. Watch their stories.

Lower-income homeowners spend 16% of their income on repairs, mostly on essentials. In Illinois, demand for repair help far outstrips supply.