Thresholds Calls for Sustainable Investment in Behavioral Health and Housing Following Governor Pritzker’s Budget Address

SPRINGFIELD – Illinois stands to lose billions in federal funds for Medicaid, SNAP, and other essential safety-net programs as implementation of HR1, the federal reconciliation package, takes shape. These cuts pose a serious, long-term threat to behavioral health services for both rural and urban communities alike, deepening Illinois’ existing structural deficit. The stakes for families, […]

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Now Seeking Qualified Contractors: Bid on The Glenn SRO Renovation Project (Summer 2026)

Thresholds is looking for qualified contractors to bid on renovations for The Glenn SRO apartments.  Beginning late summer 2026, The Glenn apartments will undergo renovations. This project will include updates to HVAC, lighting, flooring, and painting, as well as remodeling of the restrooms and other building modifications. We are seeking contractors for this project through […]

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Food Access as a Foundation for Stability

At Thresholds, food access can be the difference between stability and crisis. Many of the people we serve live on extremely limited incomes, and for some, SNAP is their only reliable way to afford groceries. Supporting access to food is part of how our staff help remove barriers to stability and independence. Every day, staff […]

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Governor Signs Landmark Legislation Improving Behavioral Health Access for Illinoisans with Private Insurance

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CHICAGO, Ill – Last Friday, Governor Pritzker signed House Bill 1085 (HB1085) into law, codifying key measures to strengthen access to behavioral health care for Illinoisans with state-regulated private insurance. “Signing HB1085 into law is the last step in a years long journey to bolster existing parity legislation,” said Mark Ishaug, Thresholds […]

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Housing Advocates Urge HUD to Avoid Forcing Thousands of Illinoisans into Homelessness

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Housing Advocates Urge HUD to Avoid Forcing Thousands of Illinoisans into Homelessness In a letter to Secretary Scott Turner, advocates outline importance of maintaining funding for housing programs CHICAGO, Ill. — Yesterday, nearly 300 groups from across Illinois sent a letter to U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Scott […]

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