A Year of Purpose and Progress
November 27, 2025
Reflecting on twelve months of growth, community impact, and values that define Rockford Housing Authority.
Reflecting on twelve months of growth, community impact, and values that define Rockford Housing Authority.
As we close this year, we reflect on how LIPH stood beside families with programs that lead to employment, independence, stability, and long-term success.
A year-end reflection on YouthBuild Rockford and the programs that helped young people build strength, skills, and new beginnings.
Learn what counts as urgent maintenance and what can wait, helping RHA respond faster, keep everyone safe, and ensure homes stay in great shape.
In 2025, RHA dedicated itself to providing more spaces for education, connection, and feedback. This year’s outreach included:
After returning home from military service, Marcus Carter found purpose and stability through the guidance of FSS Program Manager Elias Soria and the resources of the Family Self-Sufficiency program.
When challenges arise, Application Specialist Terry Milton ensures every applicant feels supported and confident throughout their LIPH application process.
Over 70 landlords joined RHA’s successful Lunch & Learn event hosted by Landlord Liaison Justin Francis.
Two major Jobs Plus hiring events connected hundreds of residents to career pathways as the grant concludes.
Tanisha McKethan recently joined the Rockford Housing Authority as the new Front Desk Assistant, where she will be one of the first friendly faces residents meet when visiting. Her role
RHA proudly welcomes Ms. Ari Brocks, a new Section III trainee from the Goodwill CEJA Pre-Apprenticeship Program.
Rockford Housing Authority remains financially stable amid the ongoing government shutdown, with HUD funding secured through mid-November.
Holiday schedules, safety reminders,
and community support updates.
