1. food and drink
2. desserts and baking

South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110 Madison, WI 53713
SOUTHSIDE SENIOR
January 2015
VOLUME 97
Contributors
Anne Armstrong
Mia Bianca-Burdett
Carol Carnine
Donald Dushek
Gladys Garcia
David Gullickson
Nancy Herman
Nathan Conrad Huset
Bessie McMahon
Phillip Stoddard
Nicole Bowron
Stephen Blitz
Marilyn Connell
Nikita Ferguson
Grant Gelhar
Anna Hargons
James Hoppe
Nancy Kosseff
June Spencer
Eileen Tifft
Broihan Management & Consulting
Kathryn Hill, in honor of Sai Vang &
Donna Bringardner
J. Eloise Barrett, in honor of Lucy Bradley
Bodden Agency, in honor of Al & Ann
Bodden
Anonymous, in honor of Laurie Cadarette
Snow and Shoveling
If you are unable to clear the
snow from your sidewalk or
driveway in the required 24
hours, because of age/disability,
please call the Building Inspection Division at 266-4551 and
ask to speak to a Property
Maintenance Inspector. The Inspector can place your address
on the 72-hour extension list.
They will also try to pair you
up with a senior coalition or
other agency in your neighborhood, which may be able to
provide help with shoveling.
Check in next month’s
Southside Senior for info
on where to get tax help.
Phone: 608-251-8405 smcelder.com
2014 Brings Staff Changes to SMCE
As another year draws to a close and a new one begins, it is time
to reflect on the past year’s accomplishments, challenges and
changes. The past year brought about several staffing changes with
the retirements of three long-term employees.
Annie Armstrong joined the SMCE staff as a Nutrition Site Manager in 2001 and worked at our Romnes and Quaker sites. After 13
years, Annie retired this past fall, but has continued to show her
dedication and commitment as a volunteer for our agency.
Joan Duerst has spent her entire life committed to social justice
and helping others and her work as our Home Chore Program Volunteer Coordinator for the past 6 years demonstrated her passion
for making our community a better place. Joan retired from the Coalition in September, but will continue to be a force in the community
as she pursues new, meaningful initiatives to make a difference.
Sandy Spiece has been a Case Manager at SMCE for the past 6
years and will be retiring at the end of 2014. Sandy has been a dedicated, compassionate advocate for her clients and has worked tirelessly to connect people to vital services and resources. She has had
a real impact on many lives in South Madison and will be missed!
We wish to express our deepest gratitude for the meaningful contributions these wonderful women have made to SMCE and the
older adults we serve, and we wish them the very best as they embark on the next phase of their lives.
When one door closes, another opens and so we welcome two
new staff members to our agency.
Hannah Halverson has joined our staff as a General Case Manager. She has experience working with older adults and in the Mental Health field and is also a proud new mom!
Jeanette Arthur is our new Home Chore Program Volunteer Coordinator, and has an extensive background working with community organizations in a variety of roles. She is an Edgewood College
graduate and well connected to the community.
Please join me in welcoming these new members to our fine staff.
Marcia Hendrickson, Executive Director
South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
JANUARY 2015 PAGE 2
SOUTHSIDE SENIOR
ACTIVITIES below held at
MADISON SENIOR CENTER
330 W. Mifflin St. 266-6581
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110 251-8405
Basic Drawing
Computers for Beginners
Meet the Author
Wednesdays, 9:00-11:00 am
January 7-February 11 FEE $50
Registration needed; 266-6581
Instructor: Ayza-Andriana Chirina
Tuesdays 10:00-11:30 am
January 6-27 FREE
Registration needed; 266-6581
Tuesday, December 9 1:00 pm
Learn the basics of drawing everyday items. Bring a sketchbook,
graphite pencil and an eraser.
Watercolor Basics
Get comfortable with computer
basics. Join Gil Hillman to learn
to write and communicate using
Gmail, Microsoft Word and
Facebook.
Meet Sandra Adell, author of a
moving memoir, Confessions of a
Slot Machine Queen. As a young
unwed teen mother from Detroit,
she beat the odds to become a
professor at a major mid-western
university, only to risk everything with an addiction to slot
machine gambling.
Fridays, 9:00-11:00 am
January 9-February 13 FEE $50
Registration needed; 266-6581
Instructor: Ayza-Andriana Chirina
Living with Alzheimer’s
for Caregivers
Downsizing: Top 10 Tips
Learn to mix and apply colors,
creating different textures and
colorful designs. Previous drawing experience a plus. Bring a
pad of cold press watercolor paper, a graphite pencil, an eraser,
a watercolor paint set, a round
watercolor brush, paper towels
and a plastic cup.
Wednesdays, 9:30-11:30 am
January 7-February 4
Hear from those directly affected, about early, middle and
late stages of the disease. Learn
what you need to know, how to
plan and what you can do at
each point along the way. Topics
include legal/financial planning,
coping strategies, treatment options, communicating and maximizing independence.
Join Sandy Sobek Leslie from
Helen's Attic Estate Services for
tips on downsizing, organizing
and sanitizing your belongings
and your home.
Non-traditional Doll-Making
Class
Fridays, 1:30-4:00 pm
January 9-30 FEE $40
Registration needed; 266-6581
Express yourself in Wendy Fern
Hutton’s non-traditional dollmaking class using simple sewing techniques. Create a doll that
speaks to your soul--an animal
totem, a medicine doll or maybe
a spirit guide. Use fabrics, beads,
feathers, ribbons, and sequins .
Chair Massages
Wednesday, January 21
9:30 am- 12:00 noon
$10 / 15 minutes
Appointments needed: 266-6581
Do You Love Birds?
Thursday, January 15 10 am
Registration needed; 266-6581
Join Dee Wylie, Madison Audubon Society Volunteer, for a
presentation on local birds.
Learn more about your favorite
birds and see some beautiful
photos.
Make & Keep Reasonable
Resolutions
Tuesday, January 13 10:00 am
Registration needed; 266-6581
Join an expert from SouthernCare for ideas on how to keep
those New Year’s resolutions.
Thursday, January 22 10:00 am
Tuesday Matinees
1:00 pm January 6: Edge of Tomorrow a story of a military officer
fighting an extraterrestrial enemy who can reset the day and
know the future. The officer is
able to acquire the same power
and team up with a Special
Forces warrior to end the war.
Stars Tom Cruise, Emily Blunt.
Sci-fi PG.
1:00 pm January 20: Maleficent See
Angelina Jolie plays a vengeful
fairy who curses an infant princess, only to find that the child is
the only person who can restore
peace in a troubled land. Family
PG.
Popcorn and beverages served.
Donations for refreshments are
gladly accepted.
South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110 251-8405
SOUTHSIDE SENIOR
Give and Receive Social Support
Connections with other people not only make life more fulfilling,
they actually help older adults to stay healthy. If you are feeling
isolated because you can’t get out of the house like you used to—or
if you are looking for a volunteer opportunity that will coax you out
of the house for a chance to socialize with older adults of like interests, the programs below are for you!
Each of these programs recruits volunteers who are trained and
matched with an adult age 55 or older, who can use some positive
support to remain independent. The emphasis is on sharing interests and activities through visits and outings. Volunteers in these
programs are not expected to do chores, housework or perform personal care. Each program is slightly different, but all have coordinators to provide continued support and supervision.
Catholic Charities Elder Mentor Program 608-833-4800 x 112
catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ValuingSeniors
Volunteer Mentors offer friendly visiting, help with errands, reading and small organizing tasks. Mentors are carefully matched with
clients to assure the best possible service is being delivered and to
encourage long term friendships.
..
Independent Living Friendly Visiting Program 608-268-9641
independentlivinginc.org/friendly-visiting
Friendly Visitors help older and disabled adults remain independent in their homes, through regular outings or visits in person or by
phone. Volunteers can also provide reminders of upcoming appointments. A small annual fee may apply, based on income.
Peer Support of Dane County 608-846-9469 x 224
This program connects volunteers to homebound or isolated adults
age 55 and older, with special attention to residents of smaller communities around the county. Volunteers may receive additional
training, as needed, in how to support peers experiencing grief and
loss, separation from family, health changes and other life changes.
There are many areas of interest that you could be sharing with a
peer. Here are some possibilities to get you thinking: books, board
games, cards, cooking, crafts, exercise, gardening, history, music,
needlework and sewing, pets, prayer or meditation, puzzles; vintage or antique collecting, window shopping, writing.
JANUARY 2015 PAGE 3
CASE MANAGEMENT
RESOURCES
Case Management
South Madison Coalition case management services are free of charge
to South Madison residents age 60
or older.***
Our case managers will help you
connect to resources for living
independently in the community.
They can help you to look for
housing, set up medical appointments, become familiar with local
transportation options, or apply
for, and work with government
and specialty programs that you
may be eligible for, such as Medical Assistance, Project Home, Energy Assistance or our home
chore volunteer services.
Our case managers are happy to
visit your home to talk about your
needs and the ways we can help.
Depending on demand for our
services, a case manager is assigned to work with you, two to
four weeks after you contact us.
To find out more, or for answers to
basic questions, call us at 251-8405
or stop during walk-in hours at the
locations below.
Walk-in Office Hours
Madison Senior Center
330 W. Mifflin Street
Mondays 11:00–12:00 noon
Quaker Housing
2025 Taft Street
Wednesdays 10:30 –11:30 am
Romnes Apartments
540 W. Olin Ave.
Thursdays, 11:00 am-12:00 noon
**From the Capitol Square to the south
city limits, between Randall Avenue and
Lake Monona.
JANUARY 2015 PAGE 4
South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110 251-8405
DINING CENTER
SOUTHSIDE SENIOR
MONDAY
TUESDAY
MENU
WEDNESDAY
Salad Option **
WEDNESDAY
All dining centers are closed January 1, 2015.
Madison Senior Center dining room will be closed
on January 19, and will celebrate Martin Luther
King, Jr. Day on Tuesday, January 20.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
1
Swiss Steak
Rice
Broccoli
Bread Stick
Peaches
Oatmeal Raisin
Cookie
VO-Soy Strips,
Onions & Peppers
Madison Senior Center
330 W. Mifflin St.
266-6416
Romnes Apartments
540 W. Olin Ave.
251-8405
Quaker Housing
2025 Taft St.
251-8405
5
Meatballs in Gravy
Noodles
Carrots
Grape Juice
Strawberry Ice
Cream
VO-Soy Beef Sauce
12
Turkey Ham
Scalloped Potatoes
Squash
Rye Bread
Fruit Cup
Cookie
VO-Swiss on Rye
***19
Chili
Cornbread
Apple Juice
Tropical Fruit
Salad
Carnival Cookie
VO-Veggie Chili
26
Macaroni & Cheese
Broccoli
Hard Roll
Pear Half
Sugar Cookie
6
7
2
7
8
9
Roast Beef
Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Peas & Onions
Wheat Roll
Applesauce
VO-Soy in Gravy
Baked Chicken
Stuffing
Gravy
Green Beans
Pear
Cake
VO-Veggie
Ribbett
Taco Salad:
lettuce, beef or
chicken, onions,
tomatoes, cheese,
salsa, sour cream,
chips or bowl
Vegetable
Minestrone
Ham Salad on Bun
Pineapple
Jell-O
VO-Veggie Dog on
Bun
Meatloaf
Red Potatoes
Spinach
Wheat Bread
Banana
VO-Veggie Burger
13
Ham & Bean Soup
Shredded Carrot
Salad
Bread Stick
Fruit Cocktail
Butterscotch Pudding
VO-Veggie Soup
14
Goulash
Casserole
California Veggies
Wheat Bread
Ice Cream
VO-Soy
Casserole
14
Chef Salad:
lettuce, ham,
turkey, egg, cheese,
four seasonal
vegetables, dressing choice
15
Swissburger
Onion Slice
Chuck Wagon Corn
Banana
Peanut Butter
Cookie
VO-Veggie Burger
16
Roast Turkey
Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Brussels Sprouts
Apricots
Jell-O Cake
VO-Veggie Sausage
& Potato Salad
20
21
Chicken &
Dumplings
Peas
Wheat Roll
Peaches
Lemon Bar
VO-Soy Meat &
Dumplings
21
Chinese Chicken
Salad on lettuce:
chicken, celery,
green pepper,
mandarin oranges,
pineapple, special
dressing; Chinese
noodle garnish
22
Tomato Barley Soup
Turkey, Cheese,
Lettuce & Tomato on
Rye
Mandarin Orange
Jell-O
VO-Meatless Soup
& Cheese Sandwich
23
Pepper Steak
Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Spinach
Multigrain Bread
Apple Slices
VO-Soy & Peppers
27
28
28
29
30
Beef Tips
Noodles
Beets
Wheat Bread
Fruit Cocktail
Orange Sherbet
VO-Soy Meat in
Veggie Gravy
Spaghetti &
Meatballs
Carrot Coins
Multigrain Bread
Pineapple
VO-Soy Spaghetti
Sauce
Chicken
Tetrazzini
Casserole
Italian Green
Beans
Wheat Bread
Apple
Pie Slice
VO-Chicken Soy
Casserole
Garden Salad:
mixed greens,
cheese, egg,
celery, broccoli,
carrots, mushrooms, peas, green
onion; choice of
dressing
Pork Cutlet
Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Winter Veggies
Grape Juice
Chocolate Ice Cream
VO-Veggie Burger
Broccoli Cheese
Soup
Tuna Salad on
Wheat
Tomato & Lettuce
Apricots
Pumpkin Bar
VO-Egg Salad,
Lettuce & Tomato
on Rye
South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
JANUARY 2015 PAGE 5
SOUTHSIDE SENIOR
LUNCH PROGRAM and
NEIGHBORHOOD SENIOR
CENTER ACTIVITIES
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110 251-8405
Senior Lunch Program
We welcome you to attend lunch at one of our dining centers. The menu includes a vegetarian entrée
choice every day, and a main dish salad choice on Wednesdays. Try out these alternatives! If you are
age 60 or older, you will not be charged for the meals. But to keep the program going, the suggested
minimum donation is $4 per meal. Please donate what you can afford. You can make your donation
anonymously at the dining center. Other persons who attend the meals will be asked to pay the full cost
of the meal; $7.50. Meal reservations and cancelations must be made 24 hours in advance. Call the dining center you plan to attend, or the coalition office at 251-8405.
Transportation to the dining centers from your home is available through a Dane County group van service. Suggested donation is $1 per round trip, but no-one is denied service if unable to donate. Rides
must be reserved at least 24 hours in advance; call Transit Solutions at 294-8747.
January 2015 Activities at our Dining Centers
All dining centers are closed January 1, 2015. Madison Senior Center dining room will be closed on
January 19, and will celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on Tuesday, January 20.
Healthy Snacking
Belly Laugh Day
Join your Extension Nutrition Educator for ideas
on healthy choices for your next snack attack.
Bring your best jokes and be ready to laugh after
lunch on Friday, January 23. The menu includes
pepper steak, gravy, mashed potatoes, Brussels
sprouts, apricots and Jell-O cake. Prizes for jokes!
Quaker
Romnes
January 13
January 27
11:00 am
11:20 am
Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration
Join us for lunch on Monday, January 19 to remember a great man who used peaceful methods
to change our country for the better. Share a meal
of chili, tropical fruit salad, apple juice, cornbread
and a carnival cookie.
Virtual Visit to Australia
Visit the land “down under” through photos and
activities during lunch on Monday, January 26.
Our meal will include macaroni and cheese, broccoli, a pear half, roll and sugar cookie.
Drum Beats with Duggleby
Free Yoga for All Abilities
Don’t miss this fun new way to exercise body and
mind—Join John Duggleby for his “Beat Generation” drum circle. Begin with a warm-up and then
learn about “talking rhythms,” time signatures,
and drum-along-sing-alongs. End with a call-andresponse in which participants invent a drum riff
for the group to copy. Drumming equipment will
be provided. This special program is made possible by a grant from Dane Arts.
Romnes Apartments Wednesdays, 3-4:30 p.m.
Call ahead: 515-8127 or 509-1765
Romnes Apartments, 540 W. Olin Ave. 12:00—12:30 pm
Quaker Apartments, 2025 Taft St.
1:00—1:30 pm
Foot Care Clinics at Romnes
Cost is $20. Call 251-8405 to sign up.
DIABETIC: Thursday, January 8, 1:30-4:00 pm. Take
care of your feet! An RN will provide toenail
trimming for diabetics and persons who take
blood thinners.
NON-DIABETIC: Thursday, January 22, 1:00-3:00 pm.
Care is provided by a CNA from Home Health
United.
South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
JANUARY 2015 PAGE 6
SOUTHSIDE SENIOR
HEALTH
NOTES
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110 251-8405
Health Insurance Requirements
If you are not currently covered by Medicare, Medicaid, the VA
health system, or some form of health insurance, you must get coverage by February 15, 2015 or face penalties—and the risk of being
caught un-insured in a health care crisis.
To help you sort out the options and find the most economical coverage, Dane County offers lots of assistance with Health Insurance
Enrollment. You can get walk-in help at:
Dane County Job Center 1819 Aberg Ave.
Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm
Other locations convenient for South Madison residents:
Central Madison Public Library
Room 209 201 W Mifflin St.
Thursdays, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm January 8 January 22 February 5
Goodman South Madison Public Library
Green Room and Aqua Room 2222 S Park St
Mondays, 10:00 am-1:00 pm January 12 January 26 February 9
There are several supplemental programs that help people with low
incomes afford coverage. Take advantage of this enrollment service
to find out the details. It is helpful to bring along your ID, Social
Security number, proof of income for 2014 and an estimate of the
income you expect for 2015.
You can also get help directly from the healthcare marketplace. Go
to healthcare.gov, or call 1-800-318-2596.
Stress Reduction
Roundup
Maintaining
Brain Health
Fitchburg Public Library
5530 Lacy Rd.
Saturday, January 10 10:30 am
Monona Senior Center
1011 Nichols Rd. Monona
Wednesday, January 28 10:-11:00 am
In this fun, quick-paced workshop, learn easy stress reduction
techniques using your breath and
creative joint play. Additional topics include using posture to promote ease and confidence, stressproofing your morning and how
to graciously end your day for
better, restful sleep.
Get tips for staying sharp at any
age. Hear brain health tips regarding nutrition, mental exercise,
physical activity and more.
Presented by the Alzheimer’s and
Dementia Alliance of Wisconsin.
Better with Age Series
This year, experts from the UW
School of Medicine Division of
Geriatrics will present a free
series of talks on the specifics of
healthy aging. The presentations will take place on the
third Thursday afternoon of
each month in 2015.
Locations will vary. The first
two sessions are listed belowwatch for more listings in coming months.
1. Mind over Matter, Brain Over
Bladder: Tips and Tricks for the
Older Woman Dr. Heidi Brown,
Assistant Professor of Gynecology
Thursday, January 15 2-3:00 pm
Capitol Lakes, 333 W. Main St.
No registration required
0
2.
Help, I Lost My Car Keys
Cary Gleason, Phd, Assistant
Professor of Geriatrics
3.
Thursday, February 19 2-3:00 pm
Oakwood University Woods
6205 Mineral Point Rd.
Madison Chapter—Hearing Loss Association of
America (HLAA)
Monthly Meeting
Fitchburg Library 5530 Lacy Road
January 21, 2015 6:30-8:00 pm
Join this dynamic group for an
opportunity to meet others with
a hearing loss, learn that you
are not alone and find out
about the best products, strategies and resources for coping.
South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110 251-8405
SOUTHSIDE SENIOR
Cure Cabin Fever Series
Wisconsin Historical Museum
30 N. Carroll St.
10:00 am-2:00 pm
Saturdays in January
Cure your cabin fever at these
special programs about lumberjack life. They include hands-on
activities and engaging presentations.
January 10: Lumberjacks at Work
Learn about the impact of the hard
work of tree cutting, examine different types of wood and enjoy
family-friendly activities.
January 17: Foods of Lumber Camps
Hear about the cooks who kept
lumber camps in order and taste
some of the foods that loggers ate.
January 24: Lumberjacks at Play
Create an instrument, learn some
camp songs and play card games
lumberjacks enjoyed.
At 11:00 am, hear a special performance of traditional tunes played on
fiddle and drum by Amy McNally
and Kurt Griesemer.
January 31: Lore of the Northwoods
Enjoy story-telling and create a
Hodag-inspired monster.
At 11:00 am, hear a talk by Michael
Edmonds, author of Out of the
Northwoods: The Many Lives of Paul
Bunyan (appropriate for ages 16+).
LGBT Senior Alliance
Winter Social
Thursday, January 15 5:00-8:00 pm
Madison Senior Center
330 W. Mifflin St.
RSVP to Outreach: 255-8582
The Common Chords have been invited to entertain at this gathering.
Candlelight Snowshoe/
Hike
Saturday, January 17 5:00 –7:00 pm
Edna Taylor Conservation Park
802 Femrite Drive
Enjoy the soft glow of 200 candles
and luminaries as you meander
along a one mile trail through
Edna Taylor Park, the Monona
Woodland Park and the Aldo Leopold Nature Center. The Nature
Center will be open as a warming
shelter and is equipped with restrooms, and there will be a campfire outside.
You are encouraged to bring your
own snowshoes-only a limited
number will be available to use.
Pets, skiing or sleds will not be
allowed. If there is no snow this
event will be held as a Candlelight
Hike. If there is inclement weather,
the event may be cancelled; call
266-4711 for updates.
Musical Theatre
Open Mic Night
Friday, January 30 8:00pm
Memorial Union
Fredric March Play Circle
FREE for all ages
Do you love to sing show tunes?
Bring your favorite scores or sheet
music and share in a night of musicmaking with fellow Broadway enthusiasts. This free event is coordinated by Four Seasons Theatre, and
they provide the pianist. See more
details at fourseasonstheatre.com,
and uniontheter.wisc.edu..
JANUARY 2015 PAGE 7
COMMUNITY-WIDE
EVENTS
and INFORMATION
Free transportation may be
available for the meetings below.
Call the contact person for details
African American
Details: Pam Bracey, 243-5252
Discussion Group
Wednesday, December 10
1:00-3:00 p.m.
Share holiday memories & tea
while making treat bags
Quaker Housing, 2025 Taft St
Diabetes Support Group
Thursday, December 18
2:00-4:00 pm
Celebrate a successful year with a
special meal
Romnes Apts, 540 W. Olin Ave.
Latino
Details: Yolanda Salazar, 243-5252
Latino Discussion Group
Wednesday, January 21
5:30–8:30 p.m.
Madison Senior Center
New Year Celebration & Planning
Latino Grandparents Raising
Grandchildren
Wednesday, January 28
5:30–8:30 p.m.
Madison Senior Center
Topic: Annual checkups
Grandparents & Other
Relatives as Parents
Details: Ethel Dunn 238-8751
Saturday, January 10 &
Friday, January 23
10:00 am-12:00 noon
831 E. Washington Ave.
LGTB
Gay & Gray Discussion Group
Thursday, January 8 & 22
1:00—3:00 pm
NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
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MADISON WI 53713
South Madison Coalition of the Elderly
128 E. Olin Avenue Suite 110
Madison WI 53713
Dedicated to Safe Independence for the Community’s Older Adults
January 2015
VOLUME 97
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The South Madison Coalition of the Elderly is a nonprofit agency serving south Madison residents age 60 and
older. We provide some services directly, and assist older adults to obtain a wide range of additional services
and information for maintaining self-reliance. If you or someone you know needs information or assistance,
call 251-8405 or stop by our office, 128 E. Olin Avenue, Suite 110.
REGULAR HOURS:
Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
OFFICE CLOSED: Thursday, January 1
ACCESS COMMUNITY HEALTH—ERDMAN CLINIC
443-5480
E AST M ADISON/M ONONA S ENIOR C OALITION
223-3100
A CCESS C OMMUNITY D ENTAL C LINIC
443-5482
E LDER A BUSE H ELPLINE
261-9933
ACCESS COMMUNITY HEALTH—WINGRA CLINIC
263-3111
LGBT S ENIOR A LLIANCE
255-8582
ADRC A GING & D ISABILITY R ESOURCE C ENTER
240-7400
M ADISON S ENIOR C ENTER
266-6581
A LZHEIMER ' S & D EMENTIA A LLIANCE OF W IS .
232-3400
M ENTAL H EALTH C RISIS L INE
280-2600
A LHEIMER ’ S A SSOCIATION
203-8500
N ORTH/E ASTSIDE S ENIOR C OALITION
243-5252
A REA A GENCY ON A GING OF D ANE C OUNTY
261-9930
P OLICE -S OUTH M ADISON D ISTRICT
266-5939
B AYVIEW F OUNDATION
256-7808
Q UAKER H OUSING
255-9133
B RITTINGHAM A PARTMENTS
266-4381
R OMNES A PARTMENTS
C APITOL C ENTER A PARTMENTS
255-5311
S OCIAL S ECURITY A DMINISTRATION
C ATHOLIC M ULTICULTURAL C ENTER
661-3512
S OUTHRIDGE A PARTMENTS
273-2797
CDA M AINTENANCE
245-5797
W EST M ADISON S ENIOR C OALITION
238-7368
V ETERANS S ERVICE O FFICE OF D ANE C OUNTY
266-4158
DIAS D OMESTIC A BUSE I NTERVENTION
S ERVICES
800-747-4045
267-9524
866-770-2262