How can neighbors help homebound seniors during a time of social distancing? Guest blogger and H.O.M.E. supporter Catherine Daniels shares her example.

Residents in H.O.M.E. independent living say they appreciate the amenities: pool table, exercise equipment and a common room where they can meet and mingle.

Carol Ogden raised a family in the south suburbs, then moved to the city after retiring. As she has gotten older, services like the shopping bus keep her self reliant, she says.

Cute dog alert! Meet Lucky, whose home we helped weatherize and gave a new hot water heater recently.

H.O.M.E. supporters provided movers to someone who’s an expert on helping people move, himself- DJ Larry “SirLES” Sullivan.

Read how a college intern not only made a difference in the lives of seniors, but also grew from her time at H.O.M.E.

Our Volunteer program helps seniors like Ms. Hendrix stay warm, but it also brings comfort, hope, and joy to seniors all year long.

Our Shopping Bus program helps Velma get the food she needs to be healthy. Your can fight senior hunger today.

Our Moving Program helped Bernadette move to a warm place to live. She also says it made moving from her family home a little bit easier.

H.O.M.E. celebrates 35 years of serving seniors in Chicago!

Here are five ways that our supporters helped us keep seniors in Chicago healthy, active, and independent in 2016.

H.O.M.E. volunteers help themselves by making an impact on the lives of seniors.

Join Partners in Independence on Giving Tuesday to make a difference in the lives of seniors in Chicago all year long.

Your support helps us keep seniors in Chicago warm in the harsh winters.

Here's how you helped make an impact on the lives of seniors in Chicago in 2015.