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Resources
Below is a listing of resources and associated links that are not included in the ADRC Resource Directory, but may be helpful for individuals to connect to programs or services.
Senior Housing/Assisted Living Guide
Adult Day Care Centers in Walworth County
Adult Family Homes in Walworth County
Community Based Residential Facilities (CBRF) in Walworth County
Residential Care Apartment Complexes (RCAC) in Walworth County
Nursing Homes in Walworth County
Library
The ADRC produces and distributes many brochures and publications to consumers. The most frequently distributed brochures are provided below for your convenience. Each listing has a link to the actual brochure.
ADRC brochure - English
Complaint and Appeal Process brochure - English
Dementia Care Specialist brochure - English
Disability Benefit Specialist brochure - English
Elder Benefit Specialist brochure - English
Housing Authority brochure - English
Living My Dream brochure (Youth Transition) - English
Senior Nutrition Program brochure - English
Ombudsman brochure - English
Transportation brochure - English
Walworth County Food and Diaper Bank brochure - English
Biblioteca
El Centro de Recursos para el Envejecimiento y Discapacidad (ADRC) produce y distribuye muchos folletos y publicaciones a los consumidores. Los folletos distribuidos con mayor frecuencia se proporcionan a continuación para su conveniencia. Cada publicación tiene un enlace al folleto real.
El Centro de Recursos para el Envejecimiento y Discapacidad (ADRC) folletos - Espanol
Especialista en Beneficios por Discapacidad folletos - Espanol
Especialista en Beneficios para Personas Mayores folletos - Espanol
Programa de Nutricion para Adultos Mayores folletos - Espanol
Advocacy
Advocacy allows individuals to have their voice heard, primarily in a public space. It is about educating decision makers about the impact of public policy decisions or about individual rights. Older adults and adults with disabilities should feel empowered to advocate for themselves and for others. Advocacy in all its forms seeks to ensure people have their voices heard on issues that are important to them. Advocacy affords people the opportunity to have their views and wishes considered when decisions are being made about their lives. It can mean many things, but in general it refers to taking action.
Not everyone knows how to advocate/self advocate or where to start. We are providing some resources that may beneficial in your advocacy journey.
Advocacy Resources
The Power of One! Being an Effective Advocate
Advocacy Resources for Family Caregivers