PATH Crisis Center

Violations can escalate from a citation to a ban from the area to arrest. The ordinance states people will be given a chance to comply first and specifies it isn't meant to deny anyone access to public space "solely because the person is homeless."

Six winning artworks will be featured on 988 posters around McLean County. Bloomington nonprofit PATH operates 988 calls for nine Illinois counties, plus 24/7 statewide text-to-chat support.

Spreading Peace and Acts of Random Kindness in Blo-No, or SPARK, teaches children the importance of empathy and helping their local communities.

Illinois will continue to provide mental health support for LGBTQ+ youth despite federal funding cuts to the service.

The City of Bloomington and Town of Normal have launched a website that wants to make it easier to help the unhoused in the Twin Cities. The campaign has two goals in mind.

The Salvation Army's Safe Harbor shelter hosted a two-day resource fair to help clients exiting the emergency winter shelter connect with needed services.

An out-of-state provider will pick up the service in April, with PATH providing support in the background to ease the transition that becomes final on July 1.

This marks the second year Subaru has donated coats to PATH as part of a nationwide campaign.

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline counselors help people who may be on the cusp of taking their own life. But some counselors say that they’re also facing verbal and sexual abuse from a small fraction of callers.

PATH Crisis Center recently relocated from Grove Street to Jefferson Street, across from the McLean County Museum of History. CEO Adam Carter said the more central — and visible — location should help the nonprofit better serve the community.