Everyday Safety Starts at Home
August 11, 2025
Simple maintenance tips can help prevent hazards and protect your home year-round.
Simple maintenance tips can help prevent hazards and protect your home year-round.
The ROSS program empowers RHA residents with one-on-one support, resources, and skills to achieve long-term goals and personal growth.
Meet Laprica Wilder—Community Coach, proud mother, and motivator helping Rockford residents take their next step
Housing is more than property—it’s partnership, and we’re in this together.
“Even though it’s a small space, there’s way more opportunity for success.” – Eric Reynolds
Life has obstacles, continue to jump over the hurdle and continue to move forward.
We want to help every young person discover a future worth showing up for.” – Stephanie Summers
At North Main Manor, residents like Debbie find safety, warmth, and connection thanks to the support of RHA’s RSS and staff member, Yolanda.
Katara Williams’ journey from resident to Community Coach began with a simple decision to invest in herself. Through RHA’s ROSS program and certifications with LFI and LDI, she transformed into a trusted leader, walking the same neighborhoods she once lived in this time as a guide, mentor, and voice of empowerment for others seeking change.
Behind every RHA success story is someone who helped make it possible. Meet the Resident Support Specialists—your dedicated guides to community connection, everyday support, and dignity in action.
With the “All Things Housing” Summit on the horizon, Rockford Housing Authority is putting equity at the center of the conversation. Led by Landlord Liaison Justine Francis, this movement invites renters, landlords, and homeowners to come together for lasting housing solutions.
With the support of the Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) Program, Rockford families like Maria’s are reaching new heights—building toward financial independence, homeownership, and a future they once only dreamed of.
Holiday schedules, safety reminders, and community support updates.
