211 Racine: Services for Disabled
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A Ministry of Racine Dominican Sisters Senior Companion Program 5635 Erie Street Racine 53402 262-639-3067 ext1299 Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Free Provides volunteer visitors who call or visit clients where they live to provide friendship and social interaction for older adults.  Administration also offers help in connecting older adults with needed resources in the community for the quality of life.  No personal, home care, or transportation is provided by the volunteer. scp@racinedominicans.org www.racinedominicans.org
Aalto Enhancement Center, S.C.- Kenosha Aalto Enhancement Center 3734 7th Avenue Kenosha 53140 262-654-9370 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 8:00pm Sliding scale, insurance, Medicare with or without Title 19 Counseling services including cognitive behavioral, solution focused, insight oriented, relaxation therapy, biofeedback, massage, EMDR, ADD/ADHD assessments/treatment/counseling, and addictions counseling assessment and treatment.  Also provides psychiatrist assessments and medication management. aeckathy@tds.net N/A
Alcohol and Other Drug Council of Kenosha Voices for Children, Court Appointed Advocate 611 56th Street Suite 200 Kenosha 53140 262-658-8166 Monday, Wednesday 8am - 5pm; Tuesday, Thursday 8am - 8pm; Friday 8am - 3pm; 5/30-9/1 Friday 8a-12p Free Trained volunteer advocates are appointed to children under the age of 12 who have been abused or neglected to advocate for the child's best needs during CHIPS cases. joan@aodc.org www.aodc.org
All Saints Healthcare Lifeline 1320 Wisconsin Avenue/St Lukes Racine 53403 262-687-2400 Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm Varies A personal emergency response system that summons aid by a button worn on a chain.    24 hour services available. cdegroot@allsaintshealthcare.org N/A
Alliance on Mental Illness of Racine County NAMI Racine 2300 De Koven Avenue Racine 53403 262-637-0582 Varies but usually Monday - Friday - 9:00am - 4:00pm None Support, education, and advocacy on behalf of persons with mental illness; their family and friends. namiracine@tds.net www.namiracine.org
American Homepatient Home Healthcare Supplies 8338 Washington Avenue Racine 53406 262-633-1111 Monday - Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm Varies Respiratory therapy, internal and nutrition services, respiratory diagnostic equipment, and patient home medical equipment available. N/A www.ahom.com
American Parkinson Disease Association APDA Information and Referral 600 Highland Ave, J6/504 CSC Madison 53792 608-263-7991 Monday - Friday 7:45am-4:30pm Free This program helps people with Parkinson's Disease, their family and caregivers receive the information they are looking for about this disease.  We also help educate the community about what Parkinson's Disease is and will help educate professionals in nursing homes and/or assisted living facilities that they can give great care to Parkinson's patients. parkinsons@neurology.wisc.edu www.apdawi.org
ARC of Kenosha County Swim Program 1218 79th Street Kenosha 53143 262-658-9500 Tuesday 4:30pm - 5:30pm; Wednesday 5:00pm - 6:00pm Membership in ARC and $20 fee Recreation and therapeutic swim on Tuesdays at Jane Vernon Elementary School from 4:30pm - 5:30pm and Wednesdays at the Downtown YMCA (720 59th Place) from 5:00pm - 6:00pm.  Program runs from September through May. knoff@execpc.com N/A
ARC of Kenosha County Friday Evening Recreation Program 1218 79th Street Kenosha 53140 262-658-9500 Every other Friday 7:00pm - 9:00pm September through May Local ARC chapter membership. Alternative games and dances, theme dances for holidays, and spring formal wrap up at end of May.  Held at the YMCA 7101 53rd Street Kenosha. grannysuzy@msn.com N/A
Arthritis Foundation, WI Chapter Arthritis Foundation 1650 South 108 Street West Allis 53214 414-321-3922 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm Free Exercise classes, public forums, information and referrals, speaker's bureau, professional education, advocacy and support groups for arthritis. mhlattne@arthritis.org www.arthritis.org
Aurora Pharmacy Delivery Services 2210 Rapids Dr. Racine 53404 262-633-0543 Monday - Friday - 9:00am - 6:00pm, Saturday 9:00am - 1:00pm. Delivery services Monday-Friday only. Varies Complete pharmacy services and delivery. N/A N/A
Autism Network thru Guidance, Education, and Life ANGEL Network 2530 Iris Court Racine 53402 262-639-3041 Can call anytime. Free Angels, Inc. gives grants to families that have children with autism in Wisconsin.  Grants are for therapy or treatment not otherwise covered by insurance.  Families can request grants up to three times per year. angel_of_autism@yahoo.com N/A
Autism Recovery and Comprehensive Health Center ARCH Medical Center 9612 S. Franklin Dr Franklin 53132 414-855-0240 Monday-Thursday, 9:00am- 6:00pm, some Saturdays Patient Pay Biomedical treatments for autism looking specifically at the Immune system, gastrointestinal system, and detoxification system, which all relate directly to the neurological system. www.archmedicalcenter.com info@archmedicalcenter.com
Badger Association of the Blind Adaptive equipment & home health care supplies 912 N. Hawley Road Milwaukee 53213 414-258-9200 Monday-Friday 8:30am-5:00pm Varies, sliding fee scale, title 19, fee, and insurance. Vision rehabilitation, resident options, support services, and recreational activity. info@badgerassoc.org www.badgerassoc.org
Becker-Shoop Center Skilled Nursing Care and Alzheimer's Care 6101 16th Street Racine 53406 262-637-7486 24/7/365 Varies 110 bed facility specializing in the care of older persons with Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of dementia.  Provides physical, occupational and speech therapy, private or semi-private rooms, chaplaincy program, religious services, and activities. cmay@llor.org www.lincolnlutheran.com
Bella Home Medical Supplies- Kenosha Durable Medical Supply Retail Store 4625 Sheridan Road Kenosha 53140 262-657-3333 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 6:00pm; Saturday 9:00am - 12:00pm Varies Retail showroom providing medical products including wheelchairs, hospital beds, power wheelchairs, and scooters as well as dialing living aids, compression hosiery, and oxygen, concentrators, and C-PAPP/B-PAPP machines.  Offers twenty four hours services with technicians providing evaluations for equipment.  Also carry portable ramps and install car, van and stair lifts.  Can do steering wheel conversions on cars. Larybalkin@bellahomemed N/A
Belle City Senior Center Friends of Seniors, Inc. 201 Goold Street Racine 53402 262-632-5629 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 3:00pm N/A Provides activities, volunteering, educational programs and referrals for seniors.  Foot clinic for additional fee and blood screenings. N/A N/A
Belle Urban System Dial A Ride Program (D.A.R.T.) 1900 Kentucky St Racine 53504 262-619-2438 Monday-Friday, 5:30am-12:00am; Saturday, 5:30am - 11:00pm; Sunday, 9:00am - 7:00pm Cash Only Under the ADA of 1990 we are required to provide paratransit service to persons unable to use the fixed route system.  There is elegibility criteria for these services.  An application must be completed. N/A www.racinetransit.com
Beverly Living Center- Kenosha Medical Care 1703 60th Street Kenosha 53140 800-585-4125 24/7/365 Medicare, title 19, and insurance. Medicare approved skilled nursing facility offering 24 hour nursing staff with a complete rehabilitation program including physical occupational and speech therapy.  Two Alzheimer units with 24 beds each- one for early stages and one for late stages of Alzheimer's. N/A N/A
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Rock, Walworth, Jeffer Big Brothers/Big Sisters P.O. Box 655  1545 Hobbs Drive Delavan 53115 262-728-8865 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9:00am - 5:00pm Free Provide mentors to children who are in need of a postive role model.  These children are ages 6 to 14. bbbsbrooke@netzero.com www.orgsites.com/wi/bigbrothersbigsisters
BrightStar Healthcare BrightStar Healthcare 4701 Washington Avenue Racine 53406 262-637-7767 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm, RN on call 24/7 Private Pay and Insurance Medical and non-medical home healthcare and medical staffing. jlouks@247BrightStar.com www.247BrightStar.com
Caledonia/ Mount Pleasant Health Department Public Health Nursing 10005 Northwestern Avenue Franksville 53126 262-835-6429 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Free Public health nursing consultation and home visits. kvesel@calmpjthealth.com www.goracine.org
Careers Industries, Inc. Integrated Day Services 3502 Douglas Ave. Racine 53402 262-752-4100 Monday- Friday 8:00am- 4:00pm Per hour rate Services for adults with severe and/or multiple disabilities.  Focus on independent life skill development, community experiences, the arts, recreation, and leisure. marybeth@careersindustries.com www.careersindustries.com
Careers Industries, Inc. Senior Day Service 3502 Douglas Ave. Racine 53402 262-752-4100 Monday- Friday 8:00am- 4:00pm Per hour rate Retirement option for adults age 45 and older who have a developmental or similar disability.  Program takes place in the community and includes volunteering, sight seeing, and recreation. marybeth@careersindustries.com www.careersindustries.com
Careers Industries, Inc. Fulfillment Services 3502 Douglas Avenue Racine 53402 262-752-4100 Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm Varies Fulfillment Services provides vocational training and employment for adults with developmental disabilities and other barriers to work. marybeth@careersindustries.com www.careersindustries.com
Careers Industries, Inc. Affirmative Industries 3502 Douglas Ave. Racine 53402 262-752-4100 Monday- Friday 8:00am- 4:00pm Per hour rate Paid job training and employment for adults with developmental or similar disabilities. marybeth@careersindustries.com www.careersindustries.com
Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Communication Link 10243 W. National Avenue West Allis 53227 800-542-9838 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm $54 regular/ $70 legal Provides sign language interpreting services throughout Wisconsin. comlink@cdhh.org www.cdhh.org
Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing CDHH 10243 West National Avenue West Allis 53227 414-604-2200 Monday- Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm Sliding fee scale, Title 19, insurance, WI Tepp Program, and Private Pay. Comprehensive programs and services for individuals who have hearing loss from birth through elderly.  Programs include Birth to 3, aural rehabilitation, support groups, parent education, social activities, assistive technology consultations and sales, interpreter services, community outreach and education including sign language classes. kmalak@cdhh.org www.cdhh.org
Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing UniversLink 10243 W. National Avenue Milwaukee 53227 414-541-5465 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm; Wednesday 9:00am - 7:00pm Private pay/ WI TEPP Program Consultations, sales and rental of assistance devices such as amplified telephones, listening devices, visual signalers, speech and mobility devices.  Also provides trainings and classes to the community related to hearing loss.  Clients may try out any equipment in showroom. universalink@cdhh.org www.cdhh.org
Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Kellogg Child and Family Program 10243 West National Avenue West Allis 53227 414-604-2200 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm Free, sliding fee scale, Title 19, and insurance. Services provided include Birth to 3 program, auditory-verbal therapy for school aged children, parent education, enrichment activities for deaf and hard of hearing children and families, and sign language classes to community and in daycares. ckometer@cdhh.org www.cdhh.org
Center for Veterans Issues Vets Place Southeast 1501 Villa Street Racine 53403 262-633-5180 Call for details N/A Provides services to homeless veterans. N/A N/A
Consumer Protection Bureau Dept. of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protecti PO Box 8911 Madison 53708 608-224-4976 Monday - Friday, 7:45am - 4:30pm Free Provides protection for WI citizens by enforcing consumer protection laws.  Attempts to prevent deceptive, fraudulent, or unscrupulous business protection such as identity theft, theft, landlord/tenant disputes, auto repair problems. Complaints are handled or referred to the appropriate agency. datcphotline@datcp.state.wi.us www.datcp.state.wi.us
Cops N Kids Reading Center Cops N Kids Reading Center 800 Villa St Racine 53403 262-632-1606 Monday - Thursday 10:00am- 6:00pm Free Provides free books and free tutoring in reading skills. jwitherspoon@cops-n-kids.org www.cops-n-kids.org
Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America Wisconsin Chapter 1126 South 70th Street West Allis 532144 414-475-5520 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Free Crohn's disease and colitis educational brochures, conferences, support groups, and camps for children ages 10-17. jlenx@ccfa.org N/A
Department of Commerce WI Front Door Housing and WI Front Door 201 W Washington Ave Madison 53707 608-266-5363 Monday- Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm by phone; 24 hours a day by website. Free Provides a statewide directory of Wisconsin's affordable housing units available for low to moderate income households.  It also lists community social services offered throughout Wisconsin including rent assistance, emergency shelter, eviction prevention, and similar services. Melisa.Perez@Wisconsin.gov www.wifrontdoorhousing.org
Developmental Disabilities Information Service Community Assistance Program 1220 Mound Avenue Ste. 312 Racine 53403 262-637-2707 Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:00pm Private Pay/Free for some programs The Community Assistance Program has been designed as a supplement to the long-term care system for individuals who are developmentally disabled but able to maintain themselves in the community with minimal supports. The consumers of this program will be ineligible for other funding through Racine County or be on a waiting list for funding. The available services will include: advocacy, education or training, housing assistance, medical support referral to other community services, protective payee services, informal case management and transportation. fell@ddisracine.org www.ddisracine.org
Developmental Disabilities Information Service Family Support Program 1220 Mound Avenue Ste. 312 Racine 53403 262-637-2707 Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:00pm Private pay or free depending on program The Family Support Program provides case management, coordination of services and extra monetary support for families that have a minor child with a disability living with them. That child must also meet the state screening process for this program. Family Support allows flexibility in buying goods and services to meet the needs of that child and his/her family. Every eligible family's needs will be reassessed and prioritized on an annual basis. fell@ddisracine.org www.ddisracine.org
Developmental Disabilities Information Service Daily Living Skills 1220 Mound Avenue Ste. 312 Racine 53403 262-637-2707 Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:00pm Private pay or free depending on program The Daily Living Skills training program will provide supportive services to participants throughout Racine County who need instruction and guidance to successfully complete routine tasks. Services are focused on skill development and are not designed to provide substitute task performance. Daily Living Skills training will include skill development in the following areas: Money management, home upkeep and maintenance, food preparation, accessing and using community resources, community mobility training and personal hygiene. fell@ddisracine.org www.ddisracine.org
Developmental Disabilities Information Service Long Term Support Case Management 1220 Mound Avenue Ste. 312 Racine 53404 262-637-2707 Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:00pm Private Pay/Varies on Program/Free This program provides case management for Human Services Department, BIW, CIP 1A, 1B, CIPII waiver clients. Support and Service Coordination includes assistance with establishing Medicaid financial eligibility, assisting participants gain access to Waiver supports and services, Medicaid State Plan services, medical, social and educational assessments and services. Long Term Support identify the supports necessary to ensure the participant's health and safety.  Wavier will phase out in 2007.  Clients will enroll in the Family Care program.  Services will generally be the same  but will be assessed by Social Workers and RN's. fell@ddisracine.org www.info@ddisracine.org
Developmental Disabilities Information Service Protective Payee/Fee for Service 1220 Mound Avenue Ste. 312 Racine 53403 262-637-2707 Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:00pm Private pay or free depending on program This program is designed to assist persons with their financial affairs when they are unable to do so independently. This program is jointly run with the Social Security Administration, whose regulations must also be followed as it pertains to the program. The contracted payee program should be used only as last resort when there is no interested and appropriate family member, guardian, residential provider willing to handle the payee duties. Participant's accounts will reflect a positive balance at the end of each month. fell@ddisracine.org www.ddisracine.org
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation - Racine DVR 1717 Taylor Ave Racine 53404 262-638-6569 Monday - Friday. 7:45 am - 4:30 pm Free Designed to assist individuals with disabilities to obtain, maintain, or improve employment by providing career counseling/guidance, employment planning, case management, and employment related services (i.e.: job development, job placement, job coaching, and linkage to job training/education. sharon.white@dwd.state.wi.us N/A
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation- Walworth DVR 1000 East Centralia St. Elkhorn 53121 262-741-5185 Monday - Friday 7:45am - 4:30pm Free Designed to assist individuals with disabilities to obtain, maintain, or improve employment by providing career counseling/guidance, employment planning, case management, and employment related services (i.e.: job development, job placement, job coaching, and linkage to job training/education. coreen.knop@dwd.state.wi.us www.dwd.state.wi.us/dvr
Family Resource Connection Parent to Parent of WI 1020 Kabel Ave Rhinelander 54501 715-361-2890 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Free Provides parent matching by connecting a parent new to having a child with special needs, experiencing a time of stress or simply seeking emotional support, resources, and infor with an experienced trained support parent.  Also provides suppot parent trainings for parents raising children with special needs that feel they are ready to become a support parent. rmathea@shsmh.org www.familyresourceconnection.org/ptpow.htm
Free S.P.I.R.I.T Riders, Inc Special People in Riding Therapy PO Box 1291 Fond Du Lac 54936 920-924-9920 Call for hours. Sliding scale and riderships can be applied for. Safe therapeutic interaction with horses. info@freespiritriders.org www.freespiritriders.org
Goodwill Industries of SE WI, Inc. Employment Services 5420 21st Street Racine 53406 262-554-3155 Monday - Friday, 7:45 am - 4:30 pm Free Goodwill offers Employment Services which encompasses community and supported employment, job placement and work adjustment training. What makes Employment Services successful is the ability to match an individual's skills and interests with the needs and expectations of the employer. Goodwill has developed employment options and support network of professional staff to create customized, effective solutions for local companies. N/A www.goodwill.serw.com
Goodwill Industries of SE WI, Inc. Day Services 5420 21st St. Racine 53406 262-554-3155 Monday - Friday, 7:45am - 4:30pm Private pay/referral A component of Goodwill's vision is to help persons with disabilities achieve full participation in society. Goodwill operates Day Services programs in Milwaukee, Racine, Sheboygan and Waukesha Counties, which are consistent with that vision and provide services that respect the right of every individual to control his or her own destiny. For many years, Goodwill has operated programs that serve adults and seniors with developmental disabilities. The primary focus of these services is to provide a safe, nurturing environment for men and women who need specialized care throughout the day. Participants are encouraged to become active in a variety of community integration activities, as well as develop personal and vocational skills. N/A www.goodwill.sew.com
Goodwill Industries of SE WI, Inc. Benefit Counseling Services 5420 21st St Racine 53406 262-554-3155 Monday - Friday 7:45am - 4:30pm Private Pay/referral Goodwill offers a variety of Benefits Counseling Service to individuals on the following topics: Benefits Analysis Writing and Counseling, Work Incentive Application Process and Assistance, Assistance with Waivers and Overpayments, Plan for Achieving Self Support (PASS), and Monitoring of the Plan for Achieving Self Support. N/A www.goodwill.sew.com
H.A.L.O. Emergency Shelter 2000 DeKoven Avenue Racine 53403 262-633-3235 24/7/365 Free Meet Racine Countys emergency shelter needs for men, women, and children.  Programs and services are: emergency shelter, case management, community referrals, nutrition and meal planning, financial planning, budget counseling, children's advocacy, AODA counseling, vocational and life skills training. info@haloinc.org www.haloinc.org
Health Care Network Pharmaceutical Assistance 904 State Street Racine 53404 262-632-2400 Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:45pm; Closed 12:-00pm - 1:00pm daily Free or low cost Variety of resources depending on patient's income and type of medication needed.  Must call for details. hcn@healthcarenetwork.org www.healthcarenetwork.org
Home Harbor Assisted Living 1600 Ohio St Racine 53405 262-619-0000 24 hours a day facility. Private Pay RCAC assisted living community Jennifers@homeharborracine.com www.homeharborracine.com
Home Helpers Home Health Care (non-medical) P.O. Box 0073 Kenosha 53140 262-605-2099 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm Varies Services include: personal care, companionship, assistance with meals, light housekeeping, transportation, errand services 58084@homehelpers.cc homehelpers.cc
Home Instead Senior Care Non-medical in home care for seniors 2301 Lathrop Ave Racine 53405 262-598-0290 24/7 Sliding scale and private pay Provides non-medical services to seniors in their homes to help them remain independent. a.linnenkohl.homeinstead.com www.homeinstead.com
Housing Authority of Racine County Section 8 Rental Assistance 837 South Main Street Racine 53403 262-636-3405 Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4:00pm (Closed 12:00pm - 12:30pm) Free Rental assistance for low income families through Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program.  Applications are handed out on Tuesdays only 10am- 12pm and from 1pm-2pm.  No emergency assistance available. dcordova@rcha.org www.rcha.org
Independence First WisLoan 600 West Virginia Street 4FL Milwaukee 53204 414-291-7520 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Free Any Wisconsin resident with a disability in need of assistive technology or home modifications to live more independently may apply for a loan. pkraemer@independencefirst.org N/A
Inspiration Center Camp and Respite Programs PO Box 948 Walworth 53184 262-275-5753 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm Fee based; scholarships available. Eight weeks of residential summer camp for adults and youth with physical and cognitive disabilities.  Respite care camps all seasons, field trips, nature center, pool, talent shows, crafts, and chapels.  RN's and counselors on site.  Special education field trips and programs. bgoodson@inspirationministries.org www.inspirationministries.org
Inspirational Ministries Residential Services PO Box 948 Walworth 53184 262-275-6131 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm Title 19, COP-waiver, Private Pay Sixteen unit CBRF, twenty five RCAC (assisted living apartments), 25 independent living apartments, assisted living services (personal, health, and supportive care), employment opportunities for the disabled, indoor pool, 160 acre campus with paved nature trails, transportation, and resale shop. tschnake@inspirationaministries.org www.inspirationministries.org
Jail Chaplaincy of Racine County Educational Support 717 Wisconsin Avenue Racine 53403 262-636-3803 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 3:00pm Free While incarcerated provides GED, anger management, self esteem promotion, tutoring, mentoring, women's group, AA, life skills, communication sills, counseling, grief management and bible studies. merritta@racineco.com www.racinecounty.com/chaplain
Kenosha Achievement Center Transportation 1218 79th Street Kenosha 53143 262-658-9500 Monday - Friday 6:00am - 6:00pm by phone; service hours vary Sliding fee scale, varies. Transportation to appointments to eligible recipients. rlincoln@thekac.com www.thekac.com
Kenosha Achievement Center Early Intervention 12189 79th Street Kenosha 53143 262-658-9500 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Cost share, Title 19, and insurance. Provides therapy including speech, language, occupational and physical.  Provides special education service coordination. N/A www.thekac.com
Kenosha Achievement Center Adult Vocational and Day Service 1218 79th Street Kenosha 53143 262-658-9500 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm County/state funding and private pay. Vocational training, evaluation, placement, job coaching and day service programming. cweyker@thekac.com www.thekac.com
Kenosha Co. Division of Aging Services Aging and Disability Resource Center of Kenosha Co 8600 Sheridan Road Ste. 500 Kenosha 53143 262-605-6646 Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm Free Provides information and assistance for older adults, people with disabilities and their families.  Services include long term care options, eligibility determination for long term care funding, benefits counseling, adult protective services, family caregiver resources, and community resources. acrc@gokenosha.wi.us www.co.kenosha.wi.us/dhs/divisions/aging
Kenosha Human Development Services Adult Crisis 5407 8th Avenue Kenosha 53140 262-657-7188 Monday - Friday 7:00am - 3:00pm Free Certified Chapter 34 provider.  Suicide assessments for Chapter 51.  Adult crisis available 24 hours for face to face intervention or phone counseling in crisis situations. kfossckhds.org N/A
Kenosha Human Development Services Family Support 5407 8th Avenue Kenosha 53140 262-657-7188 ext206 Varies Sliding scale Resources and limited funding for services not covered by Medicaid or private insurance.  Year to year allocation process.  Must meet programs eligibility. blake@khds.org N/A
Kenosha Human Development Services Community Intervention Center 5407 8th Avenue Kenosha 53140 262-657-7188 24/7/365 Free Crisis intervention and stabilization, resource center, information and assistance, and case management. bdeneka@kdhs.org N/A
Kenosha Job Center/Human Services Building Medicaid Transportation 8600 Sheridan Road, Suite 122 Kenosha 53143 262-697-4500 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Free Medicaid Transportation, funded by Federal and State tax dollars, is a component of Title 19 Medicaid Assistance Program.  Federal regulations require that State Medicaid programs assure that Medicaid recipients have transportation to obtain Medicaid covered services.  Medicaid Transportation is available  to any Medicaid recipient in need of this service including individuals receiving Medicaid Assistance, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Healthy Start, BadgerCare, Katie Beckett, Medical Assistance Purchase Plan (MAPP), and COP Waiver.  The Kenosha County Division of Workforce Development contracts with local transport vendors to provide Common Carriers transportation services.  Common Carrier is intended for ambulatory individuals with current Title 19 coverage who can be transported to their Medicaid appointments in sedan vehicles, taxicabs, etc. N/A www.co.kenosha.wi.us
Knueppel Healthcare Services Adaptive equipment and home health care supplies 1143 Warwick Way Racine 53406 262-321-0110 Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm Varies - discounts sometimes  offered without insurance Limited amount of home hospital equipment. info@knueppels.com www.knueppels.com
Lakeside Curative Services Job Training 2503 Lincolnwood Court Racine 53403 262-598-0098 Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Varies Vocational rehabilitation-job skills training, vocational assessments, clerical skills training, janitorial skills training, forklift training, job placement services, light duty assignments. sorensena@lakesidecurative.com www.lakesidecurative.com
Lincoln Lutheran Adult Day Services 2000 Domanik Drive Racine 53404 262-637-6531 Monday - Friday 7:00am - 5pm $24 half day and $46 full day (over four hours) Qualified staff members are available to assist clients with activities of daily living. Clients' individual needs will be anticipated, assessed and met. Physical, occupational and speech therapies are available for an additional fee. Certified therapists work together with the client, family and physician to achieve an optimum level of functioning and sense of accomplishment. Bathing service is available. Foot care by a professional podiatrist is also available. Clients are encouraged to participate in a broad array of activities including crafts, baking, gardening, wood working, exercise classes, discussion groups, sing-along, chapel services, social gatherings, etc. rstauersbol@llor.org www.lincolnlutheran.com
Lincoln Lutheran HomeLinc 2000 Domanik Dr. Racine 53403 262-898-2732 Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 5:00pm Call for charges In home services including chores, housekeeping, bathing and personal care.  Services provided to all ages dependent on needs. csiefert@llor.org www.lincolnlutheran.org
Love, Inc NAMI-Western County Suport Group 480 Pine St Burlington 53105 262-763-6226 Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am - 5:00pm Free Support Group for consumers, both adults and a new grouip for teens.  Facilitators to meet one on one with consumers or family members to provide advocacy, support, and education programs with a speaker for general public information. namiracine@tds.net www.love-inc.net
Love, Inc Community Center Family Services Counseling 480 South Pine Street Burlington 53105 262-763-6226 As scheduled. Free Family/individual counseling and anger management for people without insurance. N/A N/A
Love, Inc Community Center Community Service 480 South Pine Street Burlington 53105 262-763-6226 Call for hours. Free Volunteer opportunities for anyone interested in providing assistance to Love, Inc.  School, court or anyone interested are welcome. volunteer@love-inc.net www.love-inc.net
Love, Inc Community Center Coats for Kids 480 South Pine Street Burlington 53105 262-763-5226 Call for hours. Free Provides coats through donations to those in need. loveinc@burlingtonloveinc.org www.love-inc.net
Mental Health Assoc. in Waukesha County, Inc. 211/First Call for Help N/A N/A   262-547-3388 24/7 Free 24/7 blended helpline provides crisis intervention, emotional support, information and referral services by trained telephone counselors.  Community outreach provides advocacy and counseling at MHA office and in community; also provides individual, system, and legislative advocacy.  Counseling center provides short-term, free, confidential, anonymous services to non-suicidal and non court-ordered individuals and families. mail@mhawauk.org www.mhawauk.org
National Center on Physical Activity Physical Activity 1640 West Roosevelt Road Chicago 60608 800-900-8086 Monday - Friday 7:30am - 5:00pm Free Information and resources on physical activity and disability. ncpad@uic.edu www.ncpad.org
National Disemination Ctr for Children w/ Disabili NICHCY P.O. Box 1492 Washington DC 20063 800-695-0285 Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm Free Information to disabilities and disability issues. nichcy@aed.org www.nichcy.org
National Down Syndrome Society Hotline, Educational materials 666 Broadway 8th floor New York 10012 1-800-221-4602 Monday - Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm Free Provides services through email and 800 Hotline, referring people to local organizations, and provides literature on the various aspects of Down Syndrome. info@ndss.org www.ndss.org
National Federation of the Blind NFB 1800 Johnson Street Baltimore 21230 410-659-9314 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Free Employment support, International Braille and Technology Center for the Blind, NFB-Newsline talking newspaper, NFB-Jernigan Institute's research and development of training programs for the blind, Independence Market, and NFB computer bulletin board. nfb@nfb.org www.nfb.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society Wisconsin Chap Nat. Multiple Sclerosis Society WI Chapter 1120 James Drive N/A 53029 262-369-4400 Monday - Friday 8:00 - 4:30pm Free Providing education and services to those with multiple sclerosis, friends, and family as well as healthcare professionals.  The National MS Society is dedicated to scientific research to the cause, effective treatment, and methods of preventing MS as well as programs and services to educate about MS. info@wisms.org www.wisms.org
Oak Ridge Care Center 24 Hour Skilled Nursing Facility 1400 8th Avenue Union Grove 53182 262-878-2788 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:30pm Varies Nursing care, monitoring and assistance.  For residents services also include:  dietary needs, food selection assistance, social activities, daily events,  and assistance with referrals to social services for daily needs/wants. Also provides physical, occupation, and speech therapy. orcc@voyager.net N/A
Prospect Heights LLC Prospect Heights Community Living Center 2015 Prospect Street Racine 53404 262-898-1029 24/7/365 $55.31/day or HSD referral for free Residential care for adults diagnosed with mental illness. prospectheightsllc@yahoo.com www.prospect-heights.net
Racine Area Soccer Association RASA Superstars 9509 Dunkelow Rd Franksville 53126 262-898-1093 Mondays $40.00 (financial aid available) Community based training and team placement program for young athletes with special needs. All players welcome.  Designed to bring the opportunity of learning and playing soccer to anyone with a developmental or physical disability. nathanthompkins@yahoo.com www.eteamz.com/RASA
Racine County Human Services Department Information and Assistance 1717 Taylor Avenue Racine 53403 262-638-6321 Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 5:00pm; 24/7/365 for crisis Free Files child abuse, child protective services, kinship care, JIPS, and CHIPS.  All other calls will be handled and/or directed to the ADRC or other appropriate resources. I&A@goRacine.org www.hsd.racineco.com
Racine County Human Services Department ICC/ Project Kids 1717 Taylor Avenue Racine 53403 262-638-6531 Varies Free Meets monthly on the second Wednesday to discuss concerns about children with disabilities under the age of three. Betty.Williams@goracine.org N/A
Racine County Human Services Department Child Protective Services 1717 Taylor Avenue Racine 53403 262-638-6321 24/7/365 Free Child protective services including filing child abuse and/or neglect reports and investigations. kerry.milkie@goracine.org www.hsdracineco.com
Racine County Human Services Department Volunteer Guardian Program 1717 Taylor Avenue Racine 53403 262-638-6494 Monday- Friday 8:00am- 5:00pm Free Recruit volunteer guardians to assist adult developmentally disabled, elderly, and mentally ill with positive life choices.  Assist in financial matters when necessary.  Primary focus is decision making regarding living situations as well as medical decisions. lynsey.wright@goracine.org N/A
Racine County Human Services Department Birth to 3 Early Intervention Program 1717 Taylor Avenue Racine 53403 262-638-6531 Monday- Friday Sliding scale Assistance in getting services to help a child's development including social work, nutrition services, occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, parenting, ect. Betty.Williams@go.Racine.com N/A
Racine County Human Services Department Elder and Disabled Abuse/Neglect Reporting 1717 Taylor Avenue Racine 53403 262-638-6800 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm office; 24/7/365 Crisis reporting Free Reporting abuse and/or neglect of elderly or disabled.  After hours dial 211 or 262-638-6321 to make reports to the crisis worker. Michelle.Goggins@goRacine.org N/A
Racine Friendship Clubhouse, Inc. Racine Friendship Clubhouse, Inc. 2000 17th Street Racine 53403 262-636-9393 Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 4:00pm; Friday 9:00am - 2:00pm Some recreation fees. A clubhouse for adults with mental illness's). The program provides socialization, recreation, education and employment opportunities.  Lunch available for $1.00. racinefc@yahoo.com N/A
RADD  (Adults) Recreational Activities for Development Disabled 300 Dodge Street Racine 53405 262-633-0291 Monday - Friday Charge per program Social recreation activities for youth and adults who have developmental disabilities.  Programs include dance club, bowling club, adult recreation, and sunshine club. radd-cpa@tds.net N/A
RADD  (Children) Recreational Activities for Developmental Disabled 300 Dodge Street Racine 53405 262-633-0291 Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Varies Social recreational activities for youth who have developmental disabilities including respite and camp kinder. radd.cpa@tds.net N/A
Ridgewood Care Center Skilled Nursing Facility 3205 Wood Road Racine 53406 262-554-6440 Monday- Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Varies Skilled nursing facility providing long term care and short term rehabilitation services. catherine.leclercq@goracine.org www.racineco.com/ridgewood
Salvation Army Prison Release Clothes Program 1901 Washington Avenue Racine 53403 262-632-3147 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm Free If person is being released or just released from prison, will try to give them 2 pairs of pants, 2 shirts, and underclothes if the Salvation Army has it available or in their size. linda_hyatt@usc.salvationarmy.org N/A
Salvation Army Serving Kenosha County Older Adult Visitation Services PO Box 366 Kenosha 53143 262-564-0286 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm Free Visitation to elderly and shut-ins. Richard McDonald@usc.salvationarmy.org www.sakenosha.org
Social Security Administration- Kenosha Social Security and SSI 5624 6th Avenue Kenosha 53140 262-656-7844 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm Free Assistance with Social Security programs. wi.fo.kenosha@ssa.gov www.ssa.gov
Society's Assets, Inc. Assistance with Coordination of Services 5200 Washington Avenue Racine 53406 262-637-9128 Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm $43.27/hr Provide assistance with coordination of services which may include medical (doctor, lab work, medications, personal care, housekeeping, medical equipment and adaptive aides), assistance with benefits, managing housing, advocacy for services, accessing social service and vocational services. info@sai-inc.org www.sai-inc.org
Society's Assets, Inc. Personal Care/Supportive Home Care 5200 Washington Avenue Ste 225 Racine 53406 262-637-9128 Call for details Private pay $17.50/hr; Personal care $18.00/hr Provides personal care, housekeeping, meal preparation, laundry, shopping, respite and companionship. info@sai-inc www.sai-inc.org
Society's Assets, Inc. Adaptive Phone Assistance 5200 Washington Avenue Ste 225 Racine 53406 262-637-9128 Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm Free Assist with selection and funding of adaptive phones for individuals that are blind/low vision, deaf/hard of hearing or physical disabilities. info@sai-inc.org www.sai-inc.org
Society's Assets, Inc.- Walworth SAI Home Health Care 615 East Geneva Street Elkhorn 53121 262-723-8184 Office Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm; services 24/7 Fee for service, Medicaid, Medicare, insurance, and private pay. Assists seniors and people with disabilities to live as independently as possible in their homes in the community of their choice.  Services include independent living skills training, information and referral, supportive home care and home health car (through SAI Home Health Care), information on transportation and housing, peer support, advocacy, adaptive equipment, home modifications, consultations on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and consultations the Wisconsin Relay System, . info@sai-inc.org www.sai-inc.org
South Winds- Kenosha Assisted Living Residence 6305 7th Avenue Kenosha 53143 262-564-8241 24/7/365 Title 19, insurance. Offers spacious rooms, recreational activities, housekeeping and laundry, , three nutritious meals daily, emergency care system. N/A N/A
Special Olympics SE WI Special Olympics 6011 Durand Ave Ste 400 Racine 53406 262-598-9507 Monday -Friday 9am-5pm Free Special Olympics Southeastern WI provides year-round training and competition in Olympic-type sports, for individuals with cognitive disabilities ages 8 and older jtaylor@specialolympicswisconsin.org www.specialolympicswisconsin.org
St. Joseph's Adult Daycare, Inc Kenosha St. Joseph's Adult Daycare 9244 29th Avenue Kenosha 53143 262-694-6000 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm; no holidays or weekends Insurance, Kenosha County contracts, VA contracts, and private pay. Activities toe meet social, emotional and spiritual needs of elderly and disabled.  Includes whirlpool baths, showers, hot nutritious noon meal, two snacks, elder fitness program, and beauty/barber shop with licensed nursing staff always on duty.  Occupational, speech and physical therapy available with a doctor's order. joycem@tds.net www.stjosephshome.org
St. Joseph's Home St. Joseph's Home 9244 29th Avenue Kenosha 53143 262-694-0080 24/7/365 Title 19, Insurance, Medicare, and private pay. 24 hour skilled nursing home facility with rehabilitation services and dementia care. nancyssd@tds.net www.stjosephshome.com
St. Vincent De Paul Society Adaptive Equipment 926 LaSalle St. Racine 53404 262-633-6467 Monday - Saturday, 9am - 5pm Free A limited amount of home hospital equipment, including beds, wheelchairs, walkers, commodes, raised toilet seats, crutches, are available at no cost to Racine County residents. racinesvdp@ameritech.net N/A
The Arc of Racine Programs for Persons with Development Disabilities 1220 Mound Avenue Racine 53404 262-634-6303 Monday - Friday 9:00am- 5:00pm Free Support and advocacy for parents, self advocacy, citizen advocacy and recreational programs for those with disabilities as well as educational and awareness programs. info@thearcofracine.org www.thearcofracine.org
VIP Services VIP Services 811 E Geneva St Elkhorn 53121 262-723-4043 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm Title 19, Insurance, Private Pay Services for those with a diagnosed disability including case management, pre-vocational/work services, community employment services, day services, supportive home care, daily living skills training, and social services. vip@vipservices-inc.org www.vipservices-inc.org
Volunteer Center of Racine County, Inc. Youth Advisory Board 6216 Washington Avenue Racine 53406 262-886-9612 Monday - Friday 8:00am- 5:00pm Free Youth Advisory Board meets twice a month to establish service learning and civic engagement projects for the community. skrause@volunteercneterofracine.org www.volunteercenterofracine.org
Volunteer Center of Racine County, Inc. Retired and Senior Volunteer Program 6216 Washington Avenue Ste G Racine 53406 262-886-9612 Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 5:00pm Free Provides volunteer opportunities for seniors 55 years and older to serve their community. cchristensen@volunteercenterofracine.org www.volunteercenterofracine.org
Volunteer Center of Racine County, Inc. RSVP Homeland Security 6216 Washington Avenue Ste G Racine 53406 262-866-9612 Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm Free Provides training and information on homeland security issues to keep community safe. dvoss@volunteercenterofracine.org www.volunteercenterofracine.org
Walworth Co. Depart. Of Health and Human Services File of Life Program W4051 County Road NN Elkhorn 53121 262-741-3200 Monday- Friday 8:00am- 5:00pm Free Makes vital health information immediately accessible in an emergency situation with a plastic file placed on the refrigerator that contacts medical information about a person that can be used by police and fire/rescue personnel who are responding to an emergency. mgasch@co.walworth.wi.us www.co.walworth.wi.us
Walworth Co. Depart. Of Health and Human Services Walworth County Aging Services W4051 County Road NN Elkhorn 53121 262-741-3200 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Free Agency to report elder abuse to with a 24/7 crisis line 262-741-3200.  Also assists elderly to live independently by providing for services such as housekeeping, shopping, bathing, and managing money. walcohhs@co.walworth.wi.us www.co.walworth.wi.us
Walworth Co. Depart. Of Health and Human Services Walworth Co. Depart. Of Health and Human Services W4051 County Road NN Elkhorn 53121 262-741-3200 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Free Promotes physical, social and emotional well-being of Walworth County residents in accordance with state and county regulations.  Offers assistance with problems relating to health, mental health, substance abuse, transportation, nutrition, energy assistance, financial assistance, and other family needs.  Works with court system to safeguard vulnerable children and adults. walcohh@co.walworth.wi.us www.co.walworth.wi.us
Walworth Co. Depart. Of Health and Human Services Birth to Three Program W4051 County Road NN Elkhorn 53121 262-741-3200 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm Parents may be required to contribute to costs of services. Serves children age birth to 36 months with a diagnosed disability or significant delay in one or more areas of development.  Offers individualized services and supports to the children and their families. ewiberd@co.walworth.wi.us www.co.walworth.wi.us
Walworth Co. Department of Health & Human Services Immunization Clinic P.O. Box 1005 Elkhorn 53121 262-741-3410 2nd Tuesday: 3:00pm - 6:00pm Administration free, no charge for badger care or MA, noone denied vaccine for failure to pay Immunizations against childhood and adult preventable diseases. ewalsh@co.walworth.wi.us N/A
Walworth County Veteran's Service Office Veteran's Services 100 West Walworth Street Elkhorn 53121 262-741-4222 Monday - Friday 8:00am - 12:00pm and 1:00pm - 5:00pm Free Provides assistance and advocacy with applications for federal and state veterans' benefits.  These include but are not limited to VA health care, education benefits, compensation, pension benefits, loans, etc. cjordan@co.walworth.wi.us www.co.walworth.wi.us
Westosha Special Education Alliance- Kenosha Special Education PO Box 364 Salem 53168 262-843-2878 Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4:00pm Free Administrative leadership related to Special Education for the school districts of Brighton, Bristol, Paris, Central Union High School, Salem, Silver Lake, Twin Lakes, Trevor-Wilmot, Randall, Wheatland Center and Wilmot High School. sfell1@wesea12.k12.wi.us www.wesea12.k12.wi.us
WI Library for the Blind and Legally Handicapped Talking Books 813 West Wells Street Milwaukee 53233 414 286-3045 Monday - Friday 9:00am - 5:00pm Free Braille, talking books, playback equipment, audio described videos, and newspapers by phone are available. LBPH@milwaukee.gov www.regionallibrary.wi.gov
Wisconsin Depart of Health and Family Services Home Health Hotline 1 West Wilson Street Rm 1150 Madison 53701 800-642-6552 Monday - Friday 7:15am - 4:15pm Free Provides assistance with complaints against all regulated healthcare providers. N/A www.dhfs.wi.gov/bqaconsumer/healthcarecomplaint
Wisconsin Parkinson Association Wisconsin Parkinson Association 945 N12th Street #4602 Milwaukee 53233 1-800-972-5455 Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm Free Community education and awareness. N/A www.wi.parkinson.org
Workforce Development Center Veterans Services of Racine County 1717 Taylor Avenue 3N Racine 53403 262-638-6702 Monday - Friday 8:00am -12:00pm, 1:00pm - 5:00pm Free Veterans benefits both state and federal: health, education, loans, retraining, death and burial, ect.,   Individual job counseling and assistance call Carl Boger 638-6565 or Carl Fenner 638-6564. richard.bayer@goracine.org www.hsd.racineco.com
Workforce Development Center Badger Care/Medicaid 1717 Taylor Avenue Racine 53403 262-638-6420 Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 4:00pm Free Provides health insurance for uninsured working families N/A www.dhfs.state.wi.us/medicaid/index.htm