Letter from Bishop Lee on Illinois Budget Cuts
The Right Reverend Jeffrey D. Lee issued a pastoral letter on the impact of budget reductions on social services. 
Cathedral Shelter Joins Hundreds at the Rally Against Budget Cuts
Clients, staff and supporters of Cathedral Shelter urge state legislators to restore funding for critical services
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Cathedral Shelter received notification from the Illinois Department of Human Services.
All state funding for all providers of contracted supportive housing services will be reduced by 34% effective July 1. Cathedral Shelter received notification from the Illinois Department of Human Services that all state funding for all providers of contracted supportive housing services will be reduced by 34% effective July 1. Cathedral Shelter receives state funding for Cressey House, a 28-unit supportive housing program for homeless single adults and single parents.
Cathedral Shelter received notification from the Illinois Department of Human Services that all state funding for all providers of contracted substance abuse treatment services will be reduced by 75% effective July 1. Cathedral Shelter receives state funding for substance abuse treatment services including Higgins House and outpatient treatment program.
Cathedral Shelter of Chicago remains committed to its mission to minister with love and compassion among and with the most vulnerable of our community — particularly those who suffer from addiction — through crisis intervention, addiction recovery, community assistance and life skills development.
- Kevin McCullough, Interim Executive Director
