City Programs
CityKey card, affordable housing trust, re-entry support, and other city-run initiatives.
4 programs available
Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund
Makes rental housing more affordable by providing subsidies to landlords who then offer apartments at reduced rents for low-income residents.
Who Qualifies
Renters must meet income guidelines (typically at or below 30% AMI) and lease from a participating landlord.
CityKey Chicago ID Card
A government-issued ID card for all Chicago residents that doubles as a library card, transit card, and provides access to prescription drug discounts and museum memberships.
Who Qualifies
Available to all Chicago residents regardless of immigration status, housing status, or criminal record.
Community Re-entry Support Centers
City-run centers offering employment guidance, expungement info, mental health counseling, and resource connections for residents returning from incarceration.
Who Qualifies
Available to individuals who have been previously incarcerated and are seeking support for community reintegration.
Free Museum Days for Illinois Residents
Major Chicago museums like the Art Institute, Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, and Museum of Science and Industry offer designated free admission days for Illinois residents throughout the year.
Who Qualifies
Must be an Illinois resident. Free days vary by museum and are typically offered on select dates throughout the year.