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 First Step to Take
First Call to Make
The Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC) is the place to start whether you or a loved one is facing the challenges that come with changes in health, disability and age or to prevent these changes from becoming challenges.
The ADRC listens to understand each unique situation,
gathers information about available options,
and connects people to services and resources
that best fit their needs so they can maintain control of their lives.
Staff actively listen to uncover both your strengths and challenges, then search for the community services that will best meet your needs and desires. Through options counseling staff enable you to choose what's best for you and your family, by guiding you in accessing the available options, and if needed, advocating for you to ensure you receive the services you need.
 Like us on Facebook and get valuable information about caregiving. Post a question and read responses from other caregivers and professionals who will share their knowledge and experience.
Community Services Database-211 The ADRC in partnership with United Way 211 and the Crisis Center maintains this comprehensive data base of community services that is a valuable on-line tool, available 24 hours a day-7 days a week.
2011 ADRC's of Wisconsin Status Report Information about ADRCs around the state, who we serve, how services and outreach has grown, funding, success stories and satisfaction survey results.
2010 Quality Service Survey Report. Read why the vast majority of customers (96.9%) said they would recommend the ADRC of Brown County.
2012 Year end ADRC-Crisis Center-211 Trends, Unmet Needs Report - This report uses data collected through a collaborative effort between the Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC), Crisis Center and 211 of Brown County, WI. The intent is to demonstrate patterns of need in the Brown County community and to educate policy makers and the public about potential services gaps in order to mobilize change. The ADRC, Crisis Center, and 211 of Brown County represent agencies that have a mission to respond to consumers who are searching for needed services. All three agencies provide reliable, unbiased information and links to community providers who have valuable services to offer.
ADRC- AddLife programs offer the opportunity for you to take a self-educated, proactive, and personal approach to your health and wellness. They Add-Laughter, Independence, Friends and Energy to your life!
Read the ADRC AddLife Newsletter free each month where ever you receive your email.
E-Newsletter Stay Connected
The ADRC of Brown County e-newsletter called Stay Connected is designed to keep our partners who provide services to seniors and adults with disabilities informed and connected by covering issues important to all of us. We know you receive lots of emails and have little time so the format will be purposely short and to the point and be published when there is something to share. If there are topics you would like covered let us know. You can send your topic to Laurie Ropson at ropson_lr@co.brown.wi.us. We want to Stay Connected for the benefit of all the persons we mutually serve.
| Contact: |
Devon Christianson - Director
Phone: 920-448-4300
Fax: 920-448-4306
Click here to email |
| Mailing Address: |
300 S. Adams Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
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| Physical Address: |
300 S. Adams Street
Green Bay, WI 54301
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Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Other hours available by prior arrangement |
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