We all benefit from support systems that help us navigate life’s challenges and difficulties. At times, that support may come from a family member, mentor or teacher who guides us and helps us grow. In other seasons, it might take the form of a loan, a public benefit or advice on how to handle a particularly difficult situation. No one navigates life alone. Healthy communities foster connection, support and the development of resources focused on meeting people where they are and helping them take their next steps toward health and well-being.

Heartland HOUSED and Heartland Continuum of Care partners are working continuously to improve our community’s response to homelessness and create a healthier, more connected community. We are actively increasing connection, support, and access to resources to help individuals and families exit homelessness – or avoid it altogether – and thrive in stable housing.

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