Established in 1907 by Juluis J. Bellin, M.D. Affiliation with
the Methodist Church since 1909
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provides health care services based on three cornerstones:
superior service a dedication to people and a commitment to
continuous improvement
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Bellin Hospital Bellin Psychatric Center Bellin Fitness Center
Bellin College of Nursing Bellin Foundation To all of you, we say
thank you for your benevolence and supportthank you for allowing us
to be part of so many lives.
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Parish Nurse ministers holistically to individuals and/or
families. Parish Nurses use his/her health education and spiritual
maturity to promote wellness of mind body and spirit while
stressing health maintenance and illness prevention.
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A spiritually based organization which sustains a dynamic
community where senior adults may achieve a high quality of life by
providing social and support services as well as a variety of
independent, assisted, and health center living options.
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A religiously sponsored organization for senior care and
housing. Located in Hudson, Wisconsin. The board is comprised
members of the Hudson United Methodist Church and several other
local congregations.
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A non-profit continuing care retirement community. Services
provided are: * independent living * assisted living * and skilled
nursing. Swimming Pool for exercise classes
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Dancing with the Staff
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SPARTA
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Morrow Home's newest addition, an Advanced Assisted Living
facility including Memory Care!
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The Sheboygan Senior Community has been serving seniors in the
heart of downtown Sheboygan since 1962. Services here meet the full
continuum of social, spiritual and health related needs of the
seniors.
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Lighthouse Commons, the assisted living residence, is designed
for residents needing minimal help with personal care or health
services.
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Beacon Suites is a memory support area that provides special
care for individuals with early stages of Alzheimers Disease and
other disorders affecting memory. Skilled nursing, long and short
term care and a full range of rehabilitation services are provided
by the Beach Health Care Center.
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Landmark Square offers independent living for seniors with
spacious condos, progressive wellness center and access to other
services within the Sheboygan Senior Community.
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RICHLAND CENTER
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Schmitt Woodland Hills and its partners offer people a wide
range of quality services and facilities through good stewardship
and with a Christian philosophy. Services provided are: Home
services; assisted living; skilled nursing care; and
transportation.
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Our mission is to provide hospitable shelter, transitional
living, and services for homeless women and families. Our goal is
to assist our guests in attaining housing.
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HHCS provides shelter, food, clothing, support and community
resources. Harbor House Crisis Shelters was established in 2001 by
Faith United Methodist Church, Superior.
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Our goal is to assist our guests in attaining housing. HHCS is
located in Superior with two shelter sites, and a transitional
living center. At a fundraiser rummage sale for Harbor House
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This program is designed to provide affordable housing and
extensive case management.
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Hillcrest Family Services provides many programs for residents
of Dubuque and Iowa and across the country from birth to 100.
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We are guided by the 5 Promises of the Americas Promise
Initiative: Caring People Safe Places Healthy Starts Effective
Education Opportunities to Help Others To which we have added our
own promise: The Opportunity for a Spiritual Connection
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Established by the United Methodist Women in 1964. The purpose
was to address problems of low employment, crime and poor school
achievement.
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Providing activities and services to low- income, African
American families.
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To support social and economic stability in the neighborhood of
Harabee and surrounding area; To promote youth success at school;
To promote positive behaviors (to avoid jail, pre-mature pregnancy
and alcohol/drug problems).
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Established in 1962 as a United Methodist related
Ministry.
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Our mission is based on the fundamental belief in Gods love,
UMCS values the dignity, potential and worth of each individual,
and creates a nurturing environment and sense of community in which
miracles happen.
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A structured program designed to assist low- income, single
mothers with children younger than age twelve to achieve
individualized goals and a greater degree of economic self-
sufficiency. The program has sixteen two-three bedroom apartment
available for families.
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The program provides emergency food and clothing to individuals
and families through collaboration with the Hunger Task Force of
Milwaukee. Program staff also provide information and referral
services to assist families with a wide variety of needs.
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A State of Wisconsin licensed group childcare center for
children ages 6 weeks through 12 years, with a before and after
school program. The Center, housed on the first floor of the
transitional living program apartments, serves residents of the
transitional living program as well as the community at large.
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United Methodist Hospitals Ministry
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When United Methodists come to the Madison area hospitals, they
receive a pastoral visit from the United Methodists Hospitals
Ministry. This ministry was developed by Madison United Methodists
pastors in the 1960s and has evolved into a ministry of visitation,
compassion, prayer and support.
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Makes a difference
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In one year, we have been able to provide approximately: 12,000
older adults with commodities; 300 people with shelter; 48,000
people with emergency food services; 600 youth/children
participating in childcare/youth services;
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2,500 seniors with loving care independent living;
rehabilitation; skilled nursing, assisted living, transportation,
home visits. 2,000 people with medical attention; 6,000 hospital
visits 500 persons with holistic, community based, nursing.
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The second Sunday of May or at another designated Sunday.
