Housing for Justice Involved Individuals (HJIIP) Program

Reentering the community from the criminal justice system is a difficult process made even more difficult for those who become homeless and unemployed due to lack of a network, or a support system. Housing instability and unemployment are risk factors that can have a profound impact on a person’s ability to succeed. It is common for Justice-Involved Individuals to not have access to safe or stable housing. In an effort to better address the housing needs of Justice-Involved Individuals, IHDA provides funding to support the acquisition, new construction, and/or rehabilitation of non-traditional housing models that serve Justice-Involved Individuals.

If you are a social service provider or developer searching for a listing of Housing for Justice Involved Individuals Program (HJIIP) submissions and approvals from past rounds, you can find them below.