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Our Mission:
The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Eagle Country provides older adults and people with physical or intellectual/developmental disabilities the resources needed to live with dignity and security, and achieve maximum independence and quality of life. The goal of the ADRC is to empower individuals to make informed choices and to streamline access to the right and appropriate services and supports. The ADRC of Eagle Country is regional in Southwest Wisconsin and serves Crawford, Juneau, Richland, and Sauk Counties. |
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Information & Assistance Specialists:
Nickie Preuss Lead Information and Assistance Specialist Phone: 608-847-9371 npreuss@co.juneau.wi.us Ann June, CSW Information & Assistance Specialist Phone 608-847-9371 ajune@co.juneau.wi.us Jessica Hoehn Information & Assistance Specialist Phone: 608-847-9371 jhoehn@co.juneau.wi.us :Nutrition Program:
Nancy Nelsen Bluffs Senior Dining Center Manager 608-547-2213 Karen Nelson Elroy Senior Dining Center Manager 608-462-5175 Darlene Fish Lyndon Station Senior Dining Center Manager 608-666-2423 Darlene Fish Mauston Senior Dining Center Manager 608-547-2802 Cathy Durkee Wonewoc Senior Dining Center Manager 608-464-7217 Food Transporters: Julia Ritchart Food Transporter 608-847-9371 Christine Mawbey Food Transporter 608-847-9371 |
We can connect you to resources about:
Benefits Specialists: Tiara Hoffman Disability Benefit Specialist Phone: 608-847-9371 thoffman@co.juneau.wi.us Amy Goodman Elder Benefit Specialist Phone: 608-847-9371 agoodman@co.juneau.wi.us Dementia Care Specialist: Abby Heckman Dementia Care Specialist Phone: 608-847-9370 aheckman@co.juneau.wi.us Aging Programs:
Angela Pokorney, CSW Older Americans Act Support Coordinator Phone: 608-847-9371 apokorney@co.juneau.wi.us Chelsey Turpin Aging Program Specialist Phone: 608-847-9368 cturpin@juneaucountywi.gov Sue Riley Sec II/Transportation Coordinator Phone: 608-847-9371 s.riley@co.juneau.wi.us Gina Laack, CSW ADRC Director Phone: 608-847-9371 glaack@co.juneau.wi.us Bus/Van Driver James Migach 608-847-9371 |
Information and Assistance
Specialists are knowledgeable about programs and services available for older people and people with disabilities and will help navigate the process.
Specialists are knowledgeable about programs and services available for older people and people with disabilities and will help navigate the process.
Disability Benefit Specialist
The Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS) program is a service of Wisconsin’s Aging & Disability Resource Centers. Disability Benefit Specialists are experts at working on behalf of those with a disability. There is no charge for Disability Benefit Specialist Services.
The Disability Benefit Specialist (DBS) program is a service of Wisconsin’s Aging & Disability Resource Centers. Disability Benefit Specialists are experts at working on behalf of those with a disability. There is no charge for Disability Benefit Specialist Services.
Elder Benefit Specialist
Elder Benefit Specialists can provide direct representation for older adults on certain issues. This may involve appealing a denial of eligibility of benefits under numerous government programs such as:
Elder Benefit Specialists can provide direct representation for older adults on certain issues. This may involve appealing a denial of eligibility of benefits under numerous government programs such as:
- Medicare
- Medical Assistance
- Social Security & SSI
- Food Share
NUTRITION PROGRAM
The Juneau County Senior Nutrition Program provides nutritious meals to individuals age 60 years and older as well as eligible persons living with a disability. The meal program provides congregate dining, carry out and home delivered meal options. There is no specific charge for the meals, however there is a suggested contribution of $4.25 for each meal to help support and maintain the program operations.
The Juneau County Senior Nutrition Program provides nutritious meals to individuals age 60 years and older as well as eligible persons living with a disability. The meal program provides congregate dining, carry out and home delivered meal options. There is no specific charge for the meals, however there is a suggested contribution of $4.25 for each meal to help support and maintain the program operations.
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REGISTRATION
Participants are asked to complete a Client Intake Form on their initial visit and then annually thereafter. This information will remain confidential and is necessary for the continuation of funding for this program through federal and state governments. RESERVATIONS Reservations are required and should be made with the dining center manager by 2:00 pm the day before you plan to attend or have a meal delivered. CANCELLATIONS If you wish to cancel your meal or you are going to be late, Please call your dining center manager as soon as possible. This helps to ensure minimal waste and control costs. ELIGIBILTIY
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Funding
The Juneau County Nutrition Program is a federal and state funded program through the Older Americans Act and is supplemented by Juneau County tax levy and participant contributions. Your contribution, big or small helps to make a difference! HOME DELIVERED MEALS
Home delivered meals are also served from all dining centers. For these meals a physician’s referral is recommended but not required. Frozen meals are available for those who need them on weekends. DINING CENTER CLOSINGS
Listen to WRJC for any dining center closings. Typically when schools are closed due to poor weather, the dining centers will be closed and meal delivery will be cancelled as well. If in doubt call the ADRC at 608-847-9371. Benefits of the Nutrition Program:
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Transportation
The ADRC can connect you with access to transportation to reach your destination. Whether you need to get to a medical appointment, pick up groceries or visit a friend, the ADRC can provide you with a variety of options.
The ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office Transit operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, and national origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Any person who believes she or he has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI may file a complaint with the ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office.
For more information on the ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office Transit’s civil rights program, and the procedures to file a complaint, contact (608)-847-9371, or email jcadrc@co.juneau.wi.us or visit our office at 200 Hickory Street Mauston WI 53948.
The ADRC can connect you with access to transportation to reach your destination. Whether you need to get to a medical appointment, pick up groceries or visit a friend, the ADRC can provide you with a variety of options.
The ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office Transit operates its programs and services without regard to race, color, and national origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Any person who believes she or he has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice under Title VI may file a complaint with the ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office.
For more information on the ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office Transit’s civil rights program, and the procedures to file a complaint, contact (608)-847-9371, or email jcadrc@co.juneau.wi.us or visit our office at 200 Hickory Street Mauston WI 53948.
Public Information
- ACCESS-This is a site to visit to see if you are ELIGIBLE for services and/or to APPLY for programs such as Foodshare, BadgercarPlus, Medicaid, SeniorCare and/or Caretaker Supplement benefits. https://access.wisconsin.gov
- Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRC) Consumer Page
- Disability Rights Wisconsin
- Eldercare Locator
- Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources
- Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging
- Wisconsin Talking Books and Braille Library
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1ChSvTg6YHfU1FgJ1B_6qv1KEkVGKp91T
Resource Guide
(Listed below each heading category are different resource options available. You may click the green options and it will open up into a word document where you can access the information.)
(Listed below each heading category are different resource options available. You may click the green options and it will open up into a word document where you can access the information.)
This resource guide is intended to be a source of useful and reliable information about services and programs for individuals with physical disabilities, developmental disabilities, and older adults. This in no way implies endorsement of any resources, programs, or providers listed. The ADRC does not endorse, rate, comment, or evaluate any resources, programs or providers, and does not assume, warrant, or guarantee the quality of services provided. All information in this guide is based upon the best information available at the time of publication, and the ADRC assumes no responsibility for changes, errors, or omission.
If you have a resource available and would like to be added onto any of our resource lists please contact the ADRC directly at 608-847-9371.
Updated:
If you have a resource available and would like to be added onto any of our resource lists please contact the ADRC directly at 608-847-9371.
Updated:
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Volunteer Opportunities:
"Serving Your Community"
Whether providing a ride or shoveling a neighbor’s sidewalk, volunteerism changes the lives of everyone involved. Volunteers are crucial to meeting the needs of those in the community. Being a Volunteer can bring meaning, purpose, and reduce isolation. When searching for a volunteer opportunity, it is helpful to take into consideration your talents, skills, hobbies, personality and interests. Taking time to be aware of these things ensures you will find a volunteer experience that is right for you.
"Serving Your Community"
Whether providing a ride or shoveling a neighbor’s sidewalk, volunteerism changes the lives of everyone involved. Volunteers are crucial to meeting the needs of those in the community. Being a Volunteer can bring meaning, purpose, and reduce isolation. When searching for a volunteer opportunity, it is helpful to take into consideration your talents, skills, hobbies, personality and interests. Taking time to be aware of these things ensures you will find a volunteer experience that is right for you.
Committees Of Jurisdiction
ADRC of Eagle Country (Regional)
Committee on Aging & Disability/Nutrition Project Council
ADRC of Eagle Country (Regional)
Committee on Aging & Disability/Nutrition Project Council
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200 Hickory Street
LaCrosse Street Entrance Mauston, Wisconsin 53948 608-847-9371 877-794-2372 Fax 608-847-9442 Wisconsin Relay TTY - 711 Office Hours 8:00AM - 4:30PM Monday through Friday jcadrc@co.juneau.wi.us |