Our Vision

Who We Are

We believe that by maintaining quality housing in safe, viable communities, families have a solid foundation on which to build a better quality of life.

 

We strengthen at-risk populations by expanding their access to viable resources that promote self-sufficiency, wellness and stability through three major functions.

01. Comprehensive service provision & assessment

02. Developing low-income and affordable housing

03. Fostering economic development & growth

HHCD Operates

Three Key Program Areas

Resident and Family Services

Comprehensive assessment, case management and services for families, seniors and homeless at-risk adults.

Workforce Development

Vocational and soft skills training and job placement, GED preparation, academic and career coaching; and targeted youth services including school re-engagement, job readiness training and college and advanced training preparedness, as well as summer youth employment.

Community Building

Consortium-building with community institutions, local businesses and non-profit partners to offer educational seminars, wellness programming, financial literacy, parent and youth development programs, and recreational activities to bring new neighbors together around common interests.

Making a Difference

Our HHCD Team

Steve Zupin

LCSW

Steve Zupin II is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). He has dedicated over 18 years working in the social services field. He has a wide range of experience from working with juveniles involved in criminal activity, people experiencing homelessness, and mental illness. Steve holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Western Michigan University. 

Alvena Clark

Program Manager

 Mrs. Clark has over 25 years of experience in Social Services with a focus on programming, grant management, homelessness, mental health, and team building. Mrs. Clark is a Licensed Social Worker, and holds a Master degree in Social Work.

Donna Clayborn

Resident Service Coordinator

Donna Clayborn is our Resident Service Coordinator at North Town Village. Mrs. Clayborn has 5 years’ experience in the Social Service sector with a focus on Human Resource/Workforce, Organizing and Training. Mrs. Clayborn holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a Concentration on Human Resource Management.

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Holsten Human Capital Development, NFP

1034 West Montrose Ave.
Chicago, IL 60613

(312) 274-9144

info@hhcd.org