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Your Free Community Connection to Essential Supports & Services

Toll-free: 1-855-492-ADRC (2372)

Serving Shawano, Oconto and Menominee Counties and the Stockbridge-Munsee Community

Welcome to the ADRC!

View and/or Download Your 2024 Resource Guide Here!

View the 2024 Resource Guide for the ADRC of the Wolf River Region. Click here to view the Spanish version.

Building Bridges Newsletter – Click to View and/or Download

January 2024 Issue (PDF)
September 2023 issue (PDF)

Join the ADRC for a Solstice Alzheimer’s Memory Walk

The ADRC is hosting the Solstice Memories – Illuminating Alzheimer’s Awareness Walk on Friday, June 21st at Franklin Park in Shawano. Registration begins at 9:00 am and the walk begins at 10:00 am. There is a 1 or 2 mile walk option. Register for this free event by calling Ericka at 715-526-4712 or Johanna at 715-526-4708. Click here to view the informational flyer.

Congratulations to Qualheim’s True Value!

Qualheim’s True Value has completed the Dementia Friendly Business Training!! Thank you staff members for taking the time to participate in this training. If your business or organization is interested in this training, please call Ericka at 715-526-4712 or Johanna at 715-526-4708.

Reminder

The ADRC offers free memory screens; which are a brief test used to evaluate memory, judgment and the ability to understand visual information; for individuals who are concerned about their memory or for those who are 65 years of age or older and want to track their cognitive ability over time. Contact us to learn more.

Your Connection to Disability and Senior Services

The Aging and Disability Resource Center of the Wolf River Region provides no-cost information and assistance about services that help the elderly and people with disabilities. Our professional staff will help connect you and your family with the services that can help you. We can provide consultation at one of our offices, over the phone, in your own home or at another community location.

Some of the free disability and senior services the ADRC offers include:

Information and assistance to help maintain independent living through supportive services
Access to private-pay or publicly funded long-term care options
Details on prevention and early intervention programs
Connection to services you can apply for such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Foodshare and Medicaid

A Comprehensive Resource Center

Information and Assistance Specialists can talk to you about various resources, including health and wellness, nutrition and publicly funded long-term care services. Our knowledgeable staff can also assist in helping you explore and evaluate all of the options that are available for care.

Find local resource center offices available in your area.