Landlords & property managers
Explore reliable communication and eligible housing payments made directly to landlords.
Partners
Stronger networks create stronger pathways
We invite Chicago organizations and housing providers to explore future collaboration with our organization.
Who we hope to work with
A coordinated community of support
The organizations below are invited partner types. Listing them does not imply any current partnership, sponsorship, or endorsement.
Shelters
Create thoughtful referral pathways for households ready to pursue stable housing.
Domestic-violence organizations
Coordinate survivor-centered referrals and safety-conscious support.
Hospitals & health providers
Connect housing stability with continuity of care and community health resources.
Workforce organizations
Support employment readiness, placement, training, and educational pathways.
Legal aid
Help participants navigate eligible housing, benefits, family, or other civil legal needs.
Churches & faith communities
Offer community connection, volunteers, resources, and practical support.
Community organizations
Strengthen local referral networks and coordinated services around each household.
Our approach
Clear roles. Shared accountability.
Potential partnerships will be guided by written expectations, participant privacy, safety, responsible referrals, and a shared commitment to housing stability. Partnership details will be documented before services begin.
No current partners are represented on this site.
Mack Community Housing Program is actively preparing its network. Partner names and logos will appear only after permission and formal confirmation.
Partnership inquiry
For organizations interested in a future partnership. Online submissions are being configured — this form does not send or store information yet.
For general organizational communication only.
Please do not include Social Security numbers, medical records, financial account information, confidential client information, or other sensitive personal data. If you need housing help, use the Get Help page.
Could your organization strengthen the pathway?
Start a conversation about housing, referrals, services, funding, or community support.