As a nurse, occupational and massage therapist and gerontologist, Sister Edna Lonergan is a leading advocate promoting the benefits of intergenerational programs. Through her vision and guidance, St. Ann Center became the first dementia-specific day care in Milwaukee and one of the first fully integrated intergenerational day cares in the United States-serving children, the frail elderly and adults with disabilities and their caregivers in one homelike setting.
Since opening St. Ann Center's Stein Campus on Milwaukee's south side in 1999, she replicated the center at the Bucyrus Campus, opened in 2015, on the city's near north side-one of the poorest and most underserved areas of Milwaukee.
Since opening St. Ann Center's Stein Campus on Milwaukee's south side in 1999, she replicated the center at the Bucyrus Campus, opened in 2015, on the city's near north side-one of the poorest and most underserved areas of Milwaukee.
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We accept all major credit cards. Choose one of the preset amounts or choose the "other" button and donate any dollar amount you wish. If you prefer, mail your gift in the form of a check made out to St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care to: St. Ann Center, 2801 E. Morgan Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53207.
Volunteers play a key role in bringing St. Ann Center's mission to life. Our volunteers are passionate and determined to make a difference by helping us provide services to those who need them the most. Volunteer for a day at one of our community events or fundraisers, devote a few hours at the center helping to feed adults and children, or set aside a morning or afternoon a week to assist with clerical work or to cashier at our cafe.
All funds raised by this twice-yearly raffle support the children, elderly and adults of all abilities served at St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care. Please note: masks required*. 2 - Check your local Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays for the raffle coupon ad!
When you bring children and adults together for planned and informal activities-from daily exercise to art and music-making-children benefit from positive one-on-one attention from nurturing, caring adults; and adults gain a sense of purpose by sharing wisdom and skills with children.What's more, adults talk, smile and participate more fully when the little ones are around.
When you bring children and adults together for planned and informal activities-from daily exercise to art and music-making-children benefit from positive one-on-one attention from nurturing, caring adults; and adults gain a sense of purpose by sharing wisdom and skills with children.What's more, adults talk, smile and participate more fully when the little ones are around.
St. Ann Center provides health and educational day services to people of all ages and abilities. It's a place of inclusivity, where every race, ethnicity, culture and faith is accepted and celebrated. A place where everyone can find their purpose and a sense of belonging. YOU can find your purpose here, too!
Committed to serving the entire community, St. Ann Center replicated its programs at 2450 W. North Avenue. The Bucyrus Campus showcases the rich African-American culture of the neighborhood. The decor includes fabric from Cameroon and original student art from the Poto-Poto School of Art in the Republic of Congo.
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