For many, the idea of building a stable, fulfilling career can feel like a distant dream—something reserved for others, but never quite within reach. Yet, in the heart of Rockford, a powerful movement is proving otherwise. The ROSS program is rewriting the story, offering residents the key to fully funded, career-focused training that leads not just to jobs, but to lasting success.
Whether it’s help with food, transportation, health services, or even getting access to the internet, your RSS is there to make sure you get the support you deserve.
Envision in our community where landlords and tenants work together in harmony—where there are no misunderstandings about rent, repairs, or lease agreements. Sounds too good to be true? Well, that’s exactly what the Landlord Liaison is cultivating here in the local community of RHA!
A Jobs Plus Success Story: The Journey of Mr. James Faustin
Open classes at Rockford Housing Authority start in March to empower residents financially.
YouthBuild and Section 3 teamed up to help young people learn important skills, join fun community events, and speak up for what they believe in. Their exciting work is all about helping tomorrow’s leaders grow strong and confident.
Imagine a bright morning in Rockford, where parents are excitedly chatting about their children’s future. The ROSS Program has joined forces with Rockford Public Schools District 205 to help families sign up for preschool, making sure kids get a strong start.
Providing trusted support for residents’ personal and housing needs, ensuring everyone feels heard, supported, and connected.
On October 24, 2024, the Lifeforce Development Institute (LDI) held a graduation ceremony for its latest group of students, marking the culmination of months of learning, personal growth, and preparation for meaningful
The Landlord Liaison bridges the gap by supporting tenants with Certified Renters Classes and partnering with landlords for success.
As Jobs Plus concludes, residents will transition to tools and resources for long-term financial stability and self-sufficiency.
RHA shares practical tips to help residents manage the effects of rising winter temperatures and prepare for unexpected changes.
