MARION COUNTY, FL (352today.com) – Starting July 1, 2025, Marion County residents will have access to a new online tool designed to connect individuals and families with essential local services. The Marion County Public Library System is partnering with The Right Service at the Right Time, a statewide initiative that provides quick and easy access to help when it’s needed most.
By visiting RightServiceFL.org and selecting Marion County, users can find assistance with housing, food, healthcare, transportation, employment, and more—all tailored specifically to local availability.
The platform also invites participation from nonprofit, faith-based, and community organizations that provide support services. By joining the database, organizations can expand their reach, reduce duplication of efforts, and strengthen the community’s support network.
To join the database or learn more, contact the library at Library@MarionFL.org or call 352-671-8551. Registration is also available directly at RightServiceFL.org.
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