Board of Directors

Aging and Disability Resource Center ADRC Board of Directors

ADRC Board Members

Randy Johnson

Chair

Bev Bartlett

Vice Chair

Mary Johnson

Secretary

Mary Derginer

Treasurer

Megan Borchardt

Board Member

Tom Diedrick

Board Member

Robert Johnson

Board Member

Pat Lassila

Board Member

Eileen Littig

Board Member

Debi Lundberg

Board Member

Amy Payne

Board Member

Dennis Rader

Board Member

Sam Warpinski

Board Member

Upcoming Board Meeting

The next board meeting is Thursday, September 24, 2020, via WebEx.

Agenda will be posted closer to the meeting.

Upcoming Committee Meeting

There is not a committee meeting scheduled at this time.

Our Vision

All people are valued, celebrated, and connected to a life of possibilities.

Our Mission

Empower and enrich the lives of older adults, adults with disabilities and their caregivers.

Guiding the Agency

Our board members have work/volunteer experience, and most importantly a passion, for representing our customers.
ADRC serves a wide range of people, and the Board are the voice of the people we serve.

They are the people we serve.

ADRC board members play a critical role in guiding the agency’s actions and initiatives and have many responsibilities, including:

  • Assisting with planning, monitoring, and developing services
  • Advocating for customers
  • Administering funds

Learn more from the ADRC Board Job Description.
This state document outlines this important requirements: Aging and Disability Resource Center Governing Boards.

New ADRC Board members are recommended and approved by the current ADRC Board. 
The Brown County Executive then appoints them for final approval by the Brown County Board.

 

Tapping into Talents

We want to tap into the skills of “Big Picture” thinkers.

ADRC Board members;

  • Are thoughtful, civic minded, and energetic.
  • Have strong public relations skills and are willing to promote ADRC and its initiatives.
  • Have a passion for serving and advocating for ADRC customers.
  • Are free from conflicts of interest; they are not providers of services who would receive referrals from ADRC.
  • Believe in and promote ADRC’s Mission and Vision.

Time Commitment

The Board meets ten times a year on the fourth Thursday of the month. The June/July and November/December meetings are combined and may meet on a day other than Thursday.

Meetings begin at 8:30 am and run until 10:30 am.

Board terms are for three years and can be renewed once. After a one year interval board members may be reappointed.

Board members should be able to attend regular meetings and be available for periodic taskforce meetings, special events, and public hearings.

Sound Interesting?

The ADRC is always looking for interested persons wanting to serve on our 14-member board. Openings vary throughout the year and we appreciate having a list of people ready to serve.

Think this is something you would be interested in?

We’d love to hear from you.

Please fill out this Board interest form and the ADRC Director, Devon Christianson, will be in touch to talk about your interest and answer any questions.

Board Com Central

Disabilities

Employment Guide for Persons with Disabilities

Outlines employment options including information on job assistance for older adults, veterans, and adults with disabilities. Examples are Social Security Administration Work Incentive programs, how to find funding, assistive technology, and legal issues and advocacy.

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Information and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities

List of organizations that assist persons with disabilities and their families, i.e.: finding services, assistive technology, and support groups in addition to providing education and advocacy on disability related issues and so much more.

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Durable Medical Exquipment - Donate - Purchase Used List

ADRC and Options for Independent Living Loan Closets are closed to lending and accepting items.

List of sources for donating equipment you have or to purchase used equipment.  Examples are assistive devices for the bathroom, bedroom, walkers, canes, wheelchairs, etc.  If you need to explore more options call the ADRC at 920-448-4300 for assistance.

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Programs for Individuals with Disabilities

List of organizations that serve persons with disabilities with programs to help them stay active and learn new skills.

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Respite Options for People with Special Needs

Explains what respite is, why it’s important, available respite options and where to get assistance to sort through those options.

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ASPIRO

aspiroinc.org. 920-498-2599, 1673 Dousman Str., Green Bay, WI Agency serving individuals with disabilities.  Services such as early intervention, employment, and day services, and more.

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CP

www.wearecp.org. 920-337-1122, 2801 South Webster Avenue, Green Bay, WI  Provides aquatic exercise, therapy services, adult day services, childcare, advocacy, and information.

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Curative Connections

curativeconnections.org. 920-468-1161, 2900 Curry Ln, Green Bay, WI  A wide variety of services for older adults and adults with disabilities.  Dementia, adult day services, training and employment, rehabilitation, transportation and more.

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Options for Independent Living

Optionsil.org. 920-590-0500, 555 Country Club Road, Green Bay, WI Disability showcase model home and office.  Get hands on experience with assistive technology and adaptive equipment.  Provides advocacy, peer support, information, and referral.

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