On March 24, 2010, Chicago partners from the HIV/AIDS housing sector gathered at John Marshall Law School to revisit the Chicago Area AIDS Housing Plan: "A Place to Call Home" in the second year of its implementation. Key partners from the Chicago Low Income Housing Trust, the Emergency Fund, and others from the community were recognized for their committment to keeping people living with HIV/AIDS housed.

The Year 2 Report Card outlines specific goals and recommendations gathered from the community. Key highlights from the report card include plans to significantly increase the number of AIDS dedicated units or subsidies, to see an increase in the quality of AIDS dedicated units or subsidies, to increase access to emergency housing assistance, and to continue to implement a structured process for addressing housing services for people living with HIV/AIDS in the Chicago area shelter system.

Read the plan highlights here (PDF).
Read the recommendations here (PDF).
Read the 2007-2009 Housing Inventory here (PDF).
See pictures from the meeting here.