Adverse childhood events may cause health issues in adulthood.

Adverse childhood events (ACEs) can shape a person’s health long into adulthood, and the connection is well‑documented. Experiences such as abuse, neglect, household instability, or chronic stress can influence how the brain and body develop, affecting emotional regulation, immune function, and long‑term physical health. Many adults who faced significant adversity early in life are more likely to experience challenges such as anxiety, depression, chronic illness, or difficulty managing stress. Understanding this link helps individuals, caregivers, hospices, and support organizations respond with compassion, stability, and trauma‑informed care that acknowledges the full story of a person’s life.

· Abuse Awareness & Education 

· Chore Services

· Competitive Integrated Employment Exploration

· Consumer Education and Training 

· Daily Living Skills 

· Day Habilitation-Community Based

· Domestic Violence Safety Planning

· Mobility Training

· Non-Emergency Transportation (Community)

· Personal Assisting

· Prevocational Services-Community Based

· Relocation Support for youth recently emancipated

· Retirement Activities

· Transportation (Community-based)

· Vocational Futures Planning and Support 

You may need a referral to work with us. Contact your Support Worker, your County or IRIS Consultants to obtain a referral:

• Milwaukee County Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) at (414) 289-6874. You can also reach them by email at  ADRC@milwaukeecountywi.gov.  
• Racine County Aging and Disability Resource Center of Racine County at  262-833-8777.  
• IRIS Consultants phone number is 888-515-4747

We accept Medicare. 

NPI:  1497554745

For more information about services for adults receiving hospice care, click here.