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$500,000 in pandemic relief money from the Town of Normal will help a not-for-profit agency that offers service to those with disabilities get a new facility and expand programs.
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Joan Hartman recently took over as executive director of the nonprofit McLean County Center for Human Services (MCCHS), located in downtown Bloomington.
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The head of Bloomington-based Chestnut Health Systems said Gov. JB Pritzker's proposed boost in mental health funding comes at a critical time. The $140 million in additional money was part of Pritzker's budget speech last week.
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The McLean County Triage Center in downtown Bloomington experienced its busiest month to date in February. The center opened in March 2020 as a resource…
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Carle BroMenn Medical Center in Normal has opened a newly renovated space for inpatient mental health and addiction recovery.“Illinois, throughout the…
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Millions of Americans struggling with addiction rely on the support of groups like Alcoholics Anonymous. But due to the strict social distancing measures…
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Longtime McLean County Board member George Gordon said he remains interested and engaged with public policy. He said he is running for another term to see…
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Trauma and the behavioral health concerns that come as a result must be addressed.That’s according to trauma expert Elizabeth Vermilyea, the deputy…
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The John M. Scott Health Care Commission announced it will award up to $450,000 in grants to health service agencies this fiscal year.Holly Ambuehl, chair…
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The new state budget awaiting Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s signature includes what advocates say is a much-needed $80 million increase in funding for mental…