H.O.M.E. has always bucked this seniors-only trend. Intergenerational housing has been our reason for being since our founding in 1982.

Welcome to our newest intern from Chicago Semester! Daisy will be working with residents at Good Life Senior Residences.

September means more than the return of pumpkin spiced lattes. It's also Falls Prevention Month. Learn how you can help older adults prevent falls with a gift to H.O.M.E. today.

Learn about the risk factors for senior social isolation and about resources for people who are at risk. H.O.M.E.'s Intergenerational Housing program is designed to help seniors stay engaged with their community.

Kelly is an expert in health and aging, and will be bringing evidence-based programming to H.O.M.E.'s residents this fall. Today she shares more about how such programs help older adults address chronic health conditions and increase overall wellness.

This month we've welcomed Gail Schechter as the newest member of the H.O.M.E. family. Last week, I took some time to ask her to share a little more about herself, and why she is excited to lead with H.O.M.E.

Will you join us for an Open House on September 20th? You'll get the chance to meet our new Executive Director, Gail Schechter at Nathalie Salmon House!

H.O.M.E.'s mission is to help seniors maintain their independence. Join us in September to hear from our partners about assistive resources that may help you or someone you know.

Join us to learn more about products and services offered by our partners that help you to maintain your independence.

Have you heard of the SNAP Gap? Here's what you can do to reduce senior hunger.

Our summer intern reflects on what she learned at H.O.M.E., and how Good Life Senior Residences helps older adults age in community.

Two Guest Chefs tell us why volunteering with seniors is important to them. Find out more about how you can get involved, too!

Gail Schechter will join H.O.M.E. as Executive Director on August 6, 2018. Gail brings over 25 years in leadership in the fair housing field in the Greater Chicago area.

In June we hosted two community events with partners who had a lot to share with us. Here's what we learned about financial exploitation and the Stonewall Riots.

Thanks to donors who helped make the kitchen renovation possible!