Civic - Services - Human - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Health and human services

• Access: health and nutrition benefits
• Aging Consortium: Milwaukee Aging Consortium; portal for aging-related information, activities, resources, and concerns; connects professionals who serve seniors; community-based agencies, residential facilities, allied health organizations, legal advocates, businesses, academic institutions, public agencies, and specialized aging networks
• BadgerCare: health program
• COA: Children's Outing Association Youth and Family Centers; services and programs for Milwaukee families; established 1906
• Center for Independence: Milwaukee Center for Independence; provides expert resources to assist children, adults and families with mental and physical disabilities to better live and work in the community
• CUPH: Center for Urban Population Health; a collaboration of the University of Wisconsin Medical School, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Aurora Health Care; aims to meet the health needs of Wisconsin through education, research, patient care and service
• Disability Ind 1st: IndependenceFirst; resources for people with disabilities
• Disability Eisenhower Ctr: Eisenhower Center; serves adults with cerebral palsy, neurological disorders or other developmental disabilities by providing job training and therapy services as well as the opportunity for paid employment
• Domestic Violence: Sojourner Family Peace Cente; domestic violence programs to achieve a life free of violence
• Down Syndrome: Down Syndrome Association of Wisconsin
• Goodwill: Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago; provides work opportunities and skill development for people with barriers to employment
• Homeless: Repairers of the Breach; grassroots advocacy for homeless and at-risk homeless
• Homeless shelter: The Guest House; provides shelter for adult men in the evening
• Impact 211: services help (phone 211); helps to identify the needs of individuals and their connection to other life crises; Emergency Food, Alcohol or Other Drug Abuse, Health Care, Homelessness and Emergency Shelter, Financial Assistance, Family and Parenting Issues, Mental Health Care, Legal Assistance, Housing Concerns, and many more...
• La Causa: Childcare agency, bilingual
• Mental Health: Mental Health America in Milwaukee County; improves the mental health of all individuals and achieving victory over mental illnesses through advocacy
• Senior: Wisconsin Senior Services; Senior Resources Online; services available to older adults in the state of Wisconsin including alzheimer's, benefits, care, residential, elder abuse, family care, home health, hospice, hospitals, housing, nursing, and veterans.
• SHARE: food buying club; enables communities to respond to basic needs and provides access to good, nutritious food at reduced cost through a self-help distribution system
• Social Development: Social Development Commission; provides community, adult, adult, and basic needs services
• UMOS: United Migrant Opportunity Services; helps migrant and seasonal workers to improve their well-being, education, health, and housing
• Veterans Hosp: Clement J. Zablocki United States Veteran's Affairs Medical Center
• Workers: Milwaukee Workers Web site; helps workers with job-related information about transportation, child care, and health care; developed by the University of Wisconsin--Milwaukee School of Continuing Education Center for Transportation Education
• -USA Human-: National Health and Human services; you can use these directories to find doctors, hospitals, dentists, and other health and human services

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