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COVID-19 Resources

We are sharing a list of resources that other organizations located on and off campus have compiled in addressing support for food, shelter, financial and well-being needs for faculty, staff, and students. This page also includes articles about community-engaged classes and programming, virtual volunteer opportunities, and regional resources.

Food, Funds, Shelter, and Well-Being Support:

Emergency funding through Division of Student Affairs

Crimson Cupboard at IU

Emergency Meals Project

Counseling and Psychological Services

Information about 24/7 telephone line, free Zoom workshops, individual/group counseling, and more

United Way

Emergency funding available

City of Bloomington

Aunt Bertha Social Services Site

Type in zip code to find resources and support close by

Resources for community-engaged classes and programming:

Community-Engaged Learning: Reimagine and Recommit to Community

Community Engaged Teaching during Suspension of Face-to-Face Classes

Resources for Community Engaged Teaching & Learning during COVID-19 Social Distancing, Isolation and Quarantine

Virtual Volunteering

Things People in Our Communities Might Need in These Times

How to Get Involved with Virtual Volunteering

AllForGood

9 Places to Volunteer Online (and Make a Real Impact)

Supporting Students During Traumatic Times

The Chronicle of Higher Education compiled articles into a special issue

The Center for Rural Engagement's Regional Resources

Make a gift to help IU students in need.

COVID-19 Resources