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Community Living Alliance is a community-based, nonprofit organization that provides community resources for people suffering from physical disabilities. The organization has four primary programs that include health advantage, Wisconsin partnership program, medical assistant personal care, and community integration and community options program. Wisconsin partnership program is a comprehensive health and long-term support program that offers various acute care services. It offers various services, such as attendant care, service coordination, chore services, primary health care, prevention education, training and referral services. Its long-term support programs offer information about and funding for community-based needs, including housekeeping, laundry, shopping, meal preparation, personal care assistance, emergency response systems and transportation. Located in Madison, Wis., the organization encourages its members and consumers to utilize public and private resources.

Winnebago County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) is dedicated to advocating for children in the juvenile court system who have experienced abuse or neglect. Trained community volunteers, known as CASAs, are appointed by a Juvenile Court judge to represent the best interests of these vulnerable children, ensuring they have a voice in legal proceedings. The organization aims to empower volunteers to build meaningful relationships with the children, families, and various service providers involved in each case. Through their commitment and dedication, CASAs work to change children's stories and foster hope in their lives. Generated from the website