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Renaissance is accredited by CARF International. CARF International accreditation demonstrates a program’s quality, transparency, and commitment to the satisfaction of the persons served. CARF International is an independent, nonprofit accreditor of health and human services.1
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Renaissance Social Services stands in unity with Black Lives Matter and all who protest the racial inequities in this city, state, and nation. For far too long justice, opportunity, and equality have been allocated based on the color of one's skin. It is well past time for a far better way.
Renaissance Social Services strongly supports all of our participants having access to the full range of reproductive healthcare services, including abortions. We believe that women should be able to make their own decisions about their bodies and their healthcare.
Be safe and stand united!

Changing Lives One Home at A Time
Renaissance Social Services is a State
certified Community Mental Health Center. Through clinical care and housing services, Renaissance supports the most vulnerable Chicagoans and helps them achieve
long-term housing, health, and personal stability. In 2022, we've helped more than 3,800 homeless individuals and families
in Chicago.

2022 Participant Outcomes
In 2022, we served more than 3,800 individuals and families in Chicago. 2,171 households were provided resources to prevent becoming homeless, 545 participants lived in the agency’s supportive housing, including 57 families, 630 people living on the streets and in shelters we connected to housing, healthcare, and other services, and 86% of housed participants received community-based integrated healthcare.
2022 Participant Outcomes
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94% of participants remained in housing for at least one year
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92% of participants achieved at least one of their stabilization goals
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100% of participants avoided unnecessary hospitalizations
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99% of participants avoided evictions
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99% of participants were not incarcerated
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88% of participants avoided psychiatric admissions