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With the state’s eviction ban ending, more people may be at risk for losing their home. If you know someone in your community dealing with a housing issue, encourage them to contact #EvictionHelpIL. 855.631.0811 or http://evictionhelpillinois.org

An informative interview with Connor Molloy of @LCBetterHousing on @WBEZreset about what the end of the eviction ban means for renters and how #EvictionHelpIL is a go-to resource. https://bit.ly/3l95SrE

“If people get court papers — I know it seems scary — but they should go to court,” said Michelle Gilbert, @LCBetterHousing. “There will be someone who is available to talk to them right away. There are resources available....” https://bit.ly/2Yj6UrR

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