City of Bloomington Releases Updated Resource Guides Covering Healthcare, Housing, and More

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The City of Bloomington has released newly updated community resource guides to assist residents in accessing essential services, including healthcare and housing. These guides feature the 2025 Senior Resource Guide, which offers a comprehensive listing of free and low-cost services tailored for adults aged 55 and older, alongside a dedicated Senior Healthcare Guide focusing on healthcare support. A new Substance Use Disorder Resource Guide, developed in collaboration with the Monroe County Health Department, supports individuals at any stage of addiction or recovery. The updated 2025 Quick Reference Guide serves as an accessible starting point for individuals seeking services across various sectors, including housing, food, and legal aid. These updates are in direct response to growing community needs, ensuring that essential services are more readily available.

The guides aim to empower residents by providing clear pathways to essential resources. For more information, residents can reach out to the Community & Family Resources office, highlighting the city's commitment to supporting its community.

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