Services & Resources
Digital Media Lab
Studio 304 is located at the Main Library and provides access to software and equipment to create digital media projects.
Services for Adults, Teens, and Kids
Local Community Resources
Following are local resources. Thousands of national resources are available online. We do not post national resources on our website.
As we age, our needs, goals, and priorities change. Here is a list of resources for older adults.
Resources for People with Disabilities
Here are some resources available in South Bend and Indiana for people with a variety of disabilities who need support.
We've compiled a list of resources for parents of young children and expectant parents.
There are many free online educational resources available to schools, teachers, students, and parents.
Food, Cash, & Transportation Assistance
If you have lost income, here are some available resources to help you get by during this challenging time.
We all want to be healthy and to see our families grow and thrive. The Library can help!
Here are some local and national resources that can help if you are experiencing homelessness.
If you are having trouble paying your rent, mortgage, or utilities, you are not alone. Here are some options available for getting assistance.
An IRS Certified Volunteer can provide free tax preparation at the Library.
Our trained Library staff offer resources such as notary services and business research and support.
Back to school looks different this year. Let the library help as you continue to navigate this unusual school year.
If you cannot afford legal assistance, here are options for free legal services available in Indiana.
If you or someone you know is struggling with a mental health issue, reach out to one of these professional organizations to get help.
Explore our community's wild side! Find new trails in the Michiana area for exploring wildflowers, birds, and other wildlife.
If you live in southern St. Joseph County, this list can help identify timely support services and information about COVID-19 testing, crisis food distribution, help with grocery trips, etc.
If you need help with school, college prep, or job searches, or if you are a teen in crisis, here is a list of resources that can help.
Whether you recently lost your job, are filing for the first time, or have received unemployment benefits before, we can help navigate these resources.
The Library cultivates civic engagement by connecting you with resources to help you register and prepare to vote.
