Grandparents: A Reason to Celebrate!

by ADRC | Aug 31, 2020 | Blog, Caregiver Information

Did you know that National Grandparents’ Day is on Sunday, September 13th? Grandparents play such a vital role in their grandchildren’s lives. They help them become aware of the strength and guidance older people can offer and show them the value of connections...

Resource Corner: Navigating Caregiver Resources on ADRC’s Website

by ADRC | Jul 29, 2020 | Blog, Caregiver Information

Navigating through web-based materials can be overwhelming and leave us feeling overloaded with information. ADRC’s website has easy to find resources that will eliminate that issue. Prefer your information on paper? We are happy to provide a copy for you....

The Cost of Caregiving

by ADRC | Jul 29, 2020 | Blog, Caregiver Information

Caregiving is rewarding but comes at a cost; emotionally, physically, and financially. ADRC offers programs to help. Research shows caregivers have higher stress levels than non-caregivers and are more likely to suffer health problems. • Emotionally, they might feel...

ADRC has Funds Available to Help with the Costs of Caregiving!

by ADRC | Jun 29, 2020 | Blog, Caregiver Information

In the 1970’s McDonald’s used “You deserve a break today” in their ad campaigns. If you are a primary caregiver to someone you love, you most likely understand the sentiment, but how do you take a “break” from caregiving? Many people who seek assistance from...

Caregiving During COVID

by ADRC | May 29, 2020 | Blog, Caregiver Information, COVID19, Dementia

(Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center) Caregivers have had a very tough job over the past few months. Many have had to monitor their loved one for symptoms, manage underlying conditions, and limit their engagement with others, all while continuing to manage their loved...

The Caregiver Approach: Could I be causing my loved one’s behaviors?

by ADRC | May 29, 2020 | Blog, Caregiver Information, Dementia

Caregivers give their best effort to care for their loved ones. Caring for your loved one with dementia is one of the most challenging, yet most rewarding, things you can do. However, sometimes the way you approach your loved one or a situation can unknowingly result...

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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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