IL SB4162

Creates the Home for Good Program, a statewide coordinated initiative to provide housing and reentry services to individuals with arrest/conviction records and those currently or formerly incarcerated

Requires the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) to provide grants for acquiring, developing, and rehabilitating permanent and transitional affordable housing units exclusively for the targeted population, plus site-based and tenant-based rental subsidies

Mandates housing needs assessments for all individuals exiting Illinois Department of Corrections custody at least 12 months before release, administered by community-based organizations with reentry expertise

Establishes the Home for Good Institute to train community organizations on housing development for justice-involved populations, and creates a Home for Good Oversight Board (up to 25 members) chaired by the R3 Board chair to coordinate program implementation

Requires the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA) to fund community organizations providing case management, reentry navigation, and supportive services including health care, education, job training, transportation, and family reunification