Accessible & Supportive Apartments for Individuals with Disabilities

Victoria Jennings Residences offers 24 affordable Section 8-assisted apartments designed for low-income adults with disabilities in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood.

Our 24-unit community offers comfortable, affordable, and accessible living accommodations designed to support independent living.

Available Apartment Types

  • 1-Bedroom Apartments – Ideal for individuals seeking privacy, comfort, and supportive living accommodations.

  • 2-Bedroom Apartments - Our 2-Bedroom Apartments offer spacious and comfortable living accommodations designed to support independence and everyday convenience. These thoughtfully designed units provide ample living space for small households, while featuring accessible layouts and modern amenities to enhance quality of life.

  • 3-Bedroom Apartments – Generously sized units suitable for larger households requiring additional living space and functionality.

Community Features

All 24 units include:

  • Fully equipped kitchens to support convenient, home-style meal preparation.

  • Accessible apartment designs with features that accommodate mobility and accessibility needs.

  • Affordable, income-based rental rates, with resident rent portions generally calculated at approximately 30% of adjusted household income.

Our community is committed to providing safe, quality housing in a welcoming and supportive environment.

Explore the Apartments at Victoria Jennings Residence

Explore the Community Spaces

Part of a kitchen with wooden cabinets and a white stove, partially visible through a large opening in a white wall.
Empty room with a window, an air conditioner below the window, and a heating baseboard along the wall, with a power outlet and a small white box on the floor.
Empty room with beige walls, dark wood flooring, an open closet with a wire shelf, and a doorway leading to another room.
View of an empty hallway with cream-colored walls, wooden flooring, and an open closet at the end.
An empty room with beige walls, a window with blinds, and a dark wood floor.
Empty room with white walls, dark wooden floors, and multiple electrical outlets. A small section of wall has a white wire shelf and is illuminated by a ceiling light.
A compact bathroom with a white toilet, a small white sink, and a shower with grab bars. There is a mirror above the sink and a window above the shower. The bathroom has beige walls and dark wood flooring.

Qualifications for Residency

Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Contract (PRAC) Qualifications:

The Section 811 Project Rental Assistance Contract (PRAC) Program provides affordable supportive housing for very low-income adults with disabilities who are able to live independently with appropriate community-based support services.

To qualify for residency, applicants generally must meet the following requirements:

  • Disability Requirement: Applicant must be an adult with a qualifying physical, developmental, chronic mental, or other disabling condition as defined by HUD guidelines.

  • Income Eligibility: Household income must meet HUD very low-income limits, typically at or below 30% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

  • Age Requirement: Applicants are generally required to be at least 18 years of age.

  • Independent Living Capability: Applicant must be able to live independently with or without supportive services.

  • Background Screening: Applicants may be subject to criminal background, rental history, and eligibility screening in accordance with HUD regulations and property policies.

  • Documentation Requirements: Verification of income, disability status, identification, and other required eligibility documents must be provided during the application process.

  • Supportive Services Participation: Residents may be encouraged to participate in voluntary supportive services designed to promote housing stability, wellness, and independence.

The Section 811 PRAC Program is designed to provide safe, affordable, and accessible housing while supporting resident independence and long-term community living.

Services & Activities at Victoria Jennings Residences

Victoria Jennings Residences provides supportive housing services for low-income adults with disabilities in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, prioritizing independence, stability, and community connection.

Core Housing Services

Our 24-unit Section 8-assisted community offers:

  • 24-hour on-site management for resident support and emergencies.

  • Accessible apartment features including wheelchair-friendly layouts.

  • Social service coordination to connect residents with healthcare, benefits, and daily living assistance.

  • Income-based rent (~30% of household income) through HUD project-based subsidies.

Community Activities & Support

While specific on-site programs aren't detailed publicly, we facilitate access to essential services and neighborhood resources:

  • Resident support groups and social gatherings to build community.

  • Transportation coordination for medical appointments and local outings.

  • Partnerships with Englewood organizations for wellness programs, counseling, and recreation.

  • Proximity to Chicago Park District special recreation (wheelchair sports, adaptive activities nearby).