We have been working to end homelessness in the northern suburbs of Cook County since 1984
We provide support to people who are experiencing homelessness or struggling to keep their housing.
What We Do
For nearly 40 years, Connections has met the needs of our neighbors who are unstably housed and fought for more investment in housing resources.
Our Impact
Connections serves about 5,000 people per year in northern Cook County. Here is a rundown of the many ways that we’re having an impact on our community.
Team & Board
At Connections, our team and Board of Directors guide our agency’s work on a day-to-day basis. Meet the amazing individuals leading our organization.
News & Archives
Find the latest articles featuring Connections, as well as links to past media coverage, our newsletter, and outside resources.
Annual Reports & Financials
In our commitment to transparency, we invite you to review our Annual Report and Financials from recent years.
Careers
Are you looking for a career you can be passionate about? Check out our list of current job openings.
Connections’ History
Chicago Sun-Times, 1984: Evanston Mulls Group Homes
Evanston Review, 1984:Church Opens Temporary Basement Shelter
The Chicago Reader, 1985:A Prayer for the Homeless
The Daily Northwestern, 1994: ‘We Should Offer People Hope’
focus, 1997:Sharing the Burden
Streetwise, 2003:In Evanston, Nonprofits See Rise in Homelessness
Evanston Review, 2004: Connections marks its 20th Milestone
Chicago Tribune, 2005:Homeless are Given Chance to Reconnect