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A Bloomington-based nonprofit and lead for a federal program geared toward ending homelessness missed a grant application deadline. Now, McLean County social services organizations are feeling the effects of missed funding opportunities.
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After several months of staff overhaul, Bloomington-based nonprofit PATH is working to stabilize under new Interim CEO Adam Carter. He said he's eager to return the agency to its mission of relationship building.
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The Town of Normal said PATH Inc. failed to meet grant requirements, so the town wants to send $24,000 in funds to Unit 5 and the Salvation Army.
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The Bloomington City Council heard presentations Monday night from several social service agencies addressing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well…
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The homeless population in Bloomington-Normal is at increased risk of COVID-19 sickness, according to service providers.“I would definitely say the people…
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At 10 p.m. on a snowy Thursday in late January, Kimberly Maddox and her volunteer team bundled up and wandered the streets of Bloomington-Normal, looking…
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A longtime social justice advocate in Bloomington-Normal is being remembered for his commitment to helping others.Jim Pruyne of Normal died last week at…
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The head of the United Way of McLean County said distributions to social service programs this year will be down about down about $260,000. This is also…
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For the first time in a long time, Bloomington-Normal’s social service agencies have a reason to applaud state lawmakers. Thursday’s end to the budget…