Milwaukee County Disabilities Services Division

The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Milwaukee County is a government organization in Milwaukee, WI that provides a wide range of services and resources for older adults and individuals with disabilities. They offer support in areas such as healthcare coverage, long-term care support, prevention programs, and access to various services for people with developmental, intellectual, and physical disabilities. With a focus on promoting healthy living and improving the quality of life for individuals, the center offers assistance in finding healthcare facilities and care providers, as well as resources for aging adults and their families. They also provide information on eligibility for Medicaid and other healthcare programs, along with support for individuals with visual or hearing impairments. The center aims to empower individuals to make informed decisions and access the necessary resources to enhance their well-being and independence.Generated from the website

Marshall E. Sherrer Correctional Center (MESCC) is a male correctional facility located in Milwaukee, WI. Established in 1981, MESCC is part of the Wisconsin Correctional Center System and has a current capacity of 60 adult inmates. The center offers work release programs to qualified inmates, providing employment opportunities and emphasizing post-release job stability. Additionally, MESCC engages in community service projects, allowing inmates to contribute positively to local government agencies and non-profit organizations. MESCC operates under the supervision of a single warden based in Madison, overseeing a total of 14 adult, male correctional centers. The center aims to address the needs of inmates through various programs, depending on available volunteers and community partners. With a focus on rehabilitation and community enhancement, MESCC plays a vital role in the Wisconsin Department of Corrections' efforts to facilitate successful reintegration into society.Generated from the website