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What is the Alliance?
The Alliance to End Homelessness in Suburban Cook County
is a non-profit organization responsible for planning and
coordinating homeless services and housing options for all of
Cook County outside of Chicago and Evanston.
Cook County is an urban county that includes 956 square
miles of the upper northeastern section of State of Illinois.
With a population of approximately 5.4 million people, it is
the second most populous county in the nation. The County
contains 133 municipalities within its boundaries. The cities of
Chicago and Evanston each have their own Continuum of
Care. The Alliance service area includes the other 131
municipalities, which cover 573 square miles within 30
suburban Townships of Cook County.
The Alliance organizes its work for homeless assistance at
the local grassroots level. Three Community Based Service
Areas (CBSAs) serving the north, west, and south areas of
suburban Cook County—form a collaborative system, sharing
information, referral, shelter, and service delivery within their
local communities. The key to the success of the Continuum
of Care process is the inclusion of all community members.
Membership of the Alliance to End Homelessness in
Suburban Cook County includes providers of homeless
services, county government and local towns and villages,
not-for-profit organizations, community groups, faith
communities, concerned residents, and private businesses
and foundations.
The Alliance to End Homelessness in Suburban Cook County
is a non-profit organization responsible for planning and
coordinating homeless services and housing options for all of
Cook County outside of Chicago and Evanston.
Cook County is an urban county that includes 956 square
miles of the upper northeastern section of State of Illinois.
With a population of approximately 5.4 million people, it is
the second most populous county in the nation. The County
contains 133 municipalities within its boundaries. The cities of
Chicago and Evanston each have their own Continuum of
Care. The Alliance service area includes the other 131
municipalities, which cover 573 square miles within 30
suburban Townships of Cook County.
The Alliance organizes its work for homeless assistance at
the local grassroots level. Three Community Based Service
Areas (CBSAs) serving the north, west, and south areas of
suburban Cook County—form a collaborative system, sharing
information, referral, shelter, and service delivery within their
local communities. The key to the success of the Continuum
of Care process is the inclusion of all community members.
Membership of the Alliance to End Homelessness in
Suburban Cook County includes providers of homeless
services, county government and local towns and villages,
not-for-profit organizations, community groups, faith
communities, concerned residents, and private businesses
and foundations.
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| © 2006-2007 Alliance to End Homelessness in Suburban Cook County. All rights reserved. |
| Do you need shelter? Please immediately contact the emergency facility nearest you— South/Southwest: 708.754.4357 North/Northwest: 847.963.9163 West Suburbs: 708.338.1724 Oak Park 708.354.0858 LaGrange The Alliance does not provide shelter, housing, or services. |
Welcome to Cook County Continuum of Care
updated july 8 2007
| 1107 S. Mannheim Road Suite 304 Westchester, IL 60154 Voice 708.345.4035 Fax 708.345.7855 |
| NEW: 2009 Homeless Count Website. Check it out! Click Here. |