Our ongoing work to provide human connection, housing support, and health care to members of our community who are unhoused or experiencing poverty has been featured in the news lately.

The Night Ministry transforming lives of Chicago's homeless by bringing services directly to them.

Suzanne Le Mignot from CBS 2 Chicago explores how our mission makes a difference in the lives of our neighbors who are unhoused or experiencing poverty.

During the pandemic, unhoused people turned to the CTA for shelter. With housing limited, many remain there. 

In The Chicago Tribune, read about the services The Night Ministry brings directly to Chicago's public transit system and how our Substance Use Specialist Yoela Tepper brought an individual back from an overdose.

The Chicago Tribune story requires a subscription. But you can see a slideshow of photos without a Chicago Tribune subscription at this link.