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OFFICE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (OPD)
Milwaukee County Courthouse 901 North 9th Street Room 307-B Milwaukee, WI 53233 (414) 278-3932 711 (TRS) fax: (414) 278-3939
Office for Persons with Disabilities Website
MARCH 2020
#OneCountyMKE Empowering People I Strengthening Community
Brewers Tickets - Discounted!
Milkmen Tickets - Free!
Wil-O-Way Key Card Program!
Join Today!
BREWERS TICKETS “Wil-O-Way Key Card!” @Brewers The Milwaukee Brewers are again participating with the Wil-O-Way Key Card Program to distribute discounted tickets to select home games to people with disabilities for the upcoming 2020 season. Find out more about joining the Wil-O-Way Key Card Program here. Membership in the Wil-O-Way Key Card program does not guarantee that you will receive all or any tickets requested each month. All tickets are subject to availability.
MILWAUKEE MILKMEN – FREE TICKETS!
“Wil-O-Way Key Card!” @MKEMilkmen The Milwaukee Milkmen, an independent baseball team in the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball at Routine Field in Franklin WI, are again offering FREE tickets to home games to Wil-O-Way Key Card program members. Find out more about joining the Wil-O-Way Key Card Program here. Membership in the Wil-O-Way Key Card program does not guarantee that you will receive all or any tickets requested each month. All tickets are subject to availability.
OPD / FISERV FORUM TicketPASS! @FiservForum @MKECoOPD The Milwaukee County Office for Persons with Disabilities (OPD) has teamed with the Fiserv Forum TicketPASS program to allow employees, friends and family of OPD to purchase single game Bucks tickets, as well as tickets to other select events at the Fiserv Forum at exclusive Friends & Family prices using a unique link and promo code. To access our TicketPASS page, please visit FiservForum.com/TICKETPASS and enter promo code MCOPD. If you have any questions about TicketPASS or anything Bucks related, please contact our personal TicketPASS representative with the Bucks, Andrew O’Herron. He can be reached at [email protected] or over the phone at 414.908.3760
30TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ADA! July 26, 2020 Milwaukee County government will be celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) between now and the end of July 2020. Look for details of events and/or opportunities coming soon. Attached to this issue you’ll find the third of seven flyers that will be included in Handy News & Notes (one each month between now and July). Feel free to post these flyers and/or share them with others. If you’d like a pdf or a jpg of these flyers for your use (newsletters, social media, etc.) please contact Tim by email at [email protected]
SUMMER CAMP JOBS AVAILABLE! Wil-O-Way’s Grant & Underwood @EasterSealsSEWI Easterseals is NOW HIRING for Summer Camp Staff! Positions available include, CNA’s, Camp Leaders, and Camp Site Leaders. For more details visit their website.
CHANGE YOUR CLOCKS, CHANGE YOUR BATTERIES! March 8 Don’t forget to ‘turn your clocks forward’ on Sunday, March 8 at 2am. While you’re at it, don’t forget to change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY ON SOCIAL MEDIA! #OneCountyMKE Follow your Milwaukee County government on Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Flickr, Pinterest, Linkedin). Get the lists here.
SLICE OF ICE! @CountyParks Red Arrow Park 920 N. Water St, Milwaukee 414-289-8791 Skate for FREE when you bring your own skates - weather and conditions permitting! NOTE: When the National Weather Service issues a cold-weather, blizzard or wind-chill advisory, the Skate Rental Counter will be closed. Ice Sled Rental: FREE upon request - limited supply! Reserve at least 24 hours in advance by calling 414-289-8791. Skate Rental for Companion Who Transfers Person with Disability to Sledge: See rates. Skate Rental: sizes range from toddler size 8, to women's size 11 and men's size 14 Age 18 & Up: $9 Age 17 & Under: $7 Sharpening: $6 Click here for more information.
MARCUS CENTER MC ACCESS @MarcusCenter The Office for Persons with Disabilities (OPD) and the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts have teamed up to offer discounted tickets to selected shows for county employees and their families and friends, as well as readers and followers of Handy News & Notes. To access this opportunity, please visit www.marcuscenter.org/mcaccess and enter group code “countytix.”
PARKING MOBILITY APP It happens all too frequently…that car parked in the accessible space with no plate or placard. Or you come out of the store only to find that someone has parked in the access area next to an accessible space. But what to do about it? You can confront the driver, but these days, that’s a dangerous proposition and never ends positively. And getting a police officer there before the violator leaves is unlikely. But now there is an easy way to address the issue in a positive, proactive way. Accessible parking violations are more than an inconvenience. It’s the number one threat to the health, safety and community access for people with disabilities. Parking Mobility, a disability run nonprofit organization, puts the solution into the hands of those directly affected. “Before Parking Mobility, I got so frustrated about disabled parking violations. Now I can be a part of the solution.” Renee Lopez, Parking Mobility Volunteer. Parking Mobility provides a free smartphone App that allows anyone to report violations quickly and easily. Using the Parking Mobility App takes less than a minute, is discreet and provides much needed data to address the issue. The data is critically important to educating community leaders and getting them to approve Parking Mobility’s full enforcement and education program. “Enforcement will only go so far in addressing the problem. We like Parking Mobility because it leverages enforcement efforts into education that ends the problem.” Judge Bert Cobb, Hays County Judge. Travis County Sheriff Sally Hernandez adds, “Parking Mobility provides an excellent partnership between law enforcement and the disability community to solve a problem through proactive involvement and education.” “The key to getting any community on board is getting community involvement and gathering data to show there is a need,” says Mack Marsh, Project Director for Parking Mobility. To get involved (get the app), go to parkingmobility.com/volunteer For more information visit the website https://www.parkingmobility.com/ or email [email protected]
HAPPENINGS AT THE HARLEY DAVIDSON MUSEUM @hdmuseum
AROUND THE CORNER WITH JOHN MCGIVERN - SEASON 9 PREVIEW PARTY at the Harley-Davidson Museum Tuesday, March 3, 6-8 pm Join host John McGivern, historian John Gurda, sports personality (and brother of John) Mike McGivern and crew members from Milwaukee PBS for a preview party of “Around the Corner with John McGivern.” In this episode, titled "Milwaukee Then & Now," John McGivern takes viewers to The Hop, Northwestern Mutual, the Harley-Davidson Museum (naturally) and other Milwaukee places with long histories and bright futures. Doors open at 6 p.m. in Rumble (above MOTOR® Bar & Restaurant) but take advantage of $10 Tuesdays at the H-D Museum – which will be open until 7 p.m. – to explore special exhibits and displays for the price of a Hamilton. Prizes, specials at MOTOR and more are in store, so don’t delay. Registration is required for this one but it’s still free. Can’t wait to see you at the Harley-Davidson Museum on Tuesday, March 3rd at 7 p.m.! RESERVE YOUR SPOT Please note, you are not reserving specific seats. We will have room for you, but general seating is still first-come, first-seated. For questions or more information, call 414-297-8009.
MAMA TRIED OFFICIAL PRE-PARTY at the Harley-Davidson Museum & MOTOR® Bar & Restaurant Thursday, March 12, 5pm-9pm Powered by Budweiser® King of Beers The world’s only Harley-Davidson Museum kicks off the Midwest’s preeminent motorcycle show weekend with an Official Mama Tried Pre-Party. Kickstart Mama Tried weekend as you rub elbows with Flat Out Friday Milwaukee Racers and Mama Tried Motorcycle Show 2020 builders on Thursday, March 12th from 5-9 p.m. inside and
outside MOTOR®Bar & Restaurant. A Boonie Bike Showdown will light up the track outside on the Motorcycle Plaza and live entertainment will keep everyone shaking their money makers. Top it off with our Budweiser Bike Night Koozie special.
Come early and visit the Harley-Davidson Museum from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. H.O.G members get in free to the H-D Museum every day - for full admission prices, visit h-dmuseum.com. Check out the Behind-The-Scenes Tour offered Thursdays at 3 p.m. and Highlights Tour offered daily at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
The H-D Museum will be offering shuttles to the Mama Tried Motorcycle Show (Saturday & Sunday). Two shuttles will loop continuously from the H-D Museum stop at Fuel Cafe 5th St. and then head to The Rave / Eagles Club on Saturday, March 14th from 10am-10pm and Sunday, March 15th 10am-3pm. Complete shuttle loop takes approx. 20 minutes. Look for the Shuttle Stop Pick Up Signage outside the H-D Museum Shop (Canal Street & South 5th Street), outside Fuel Café (5th Street, North of Pierce Street) and outside The Rave (24th Street between Michigan and Wisconsin).
PLEASE NOTE Shuttles Stop at 10pm Saturday - if you plan to stay at the show till midnight take a Lyft or Uber back to pick up your car. For questions contact 1-877-883-1450.
ADA INFORMATION ON YOUR SMARTPHONE! Would you like easy access to the Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines, or ADA Resources, or ADA Checklists, or ADA Enforcement Agencies? If you said yes, you can get all that & more by bookmarking our website on your smartphone. https://county.milwaukee.gov/EN/Office-for-Persons-with-Disabilities/ADA
SAFELINK WIRELESS Do you use Lifeline or are you receiving food stamps or Medicaid? Are you eligible for those programs? There may be a cell phone plan for you.
If you are found to be eligible, you can receive a FREE cell phone, FREE cellular service, and FREE minutes each month.
To find out more call 800-723-3546 or visit: www.safelinkwireless.com/enrollmentpublic/home.aspx
LOOKING FOR A HALL? @MKECoOPD Are you looking for a hall for your next function? Would you like to rent a beautiful hall in a woodsy setting near you? If you answered yes, please use the links below (or call the Office for Persons with Disabilities at 414-278-3930) to check out the Wil-O-Way Grant and Wil-O-Way Underwood facilities. These facilities may be just what you’re looking for. You can even review the facilities, check the calendar, review the guidelines, and apply right on your smartphone.
Wil-O-Way Grant (South Milwaukee)
Wil-O-Way Underwood (Wauwatosa)
Check out the Facility Guidelines & Facility Rentals Calendar. CONFERENCE ROOM – WIL-O-WAY UNDERWOOD Need a meeting place during the day away from work? FREE! Contact us about our conference room at Wil-O-Way Underwood (Wauwatosa). The conference room seats 20, offers a 50” flat screen TV, a whiteboard & WiFi.
OTHER RENTAL FACILITIES – COUNTY PARKS For your special family gathering, community-group event, or business function, you'll find a Milwaukee County Parks site to complement your event. Visit the Park Department “Rent a Venue” webpage here.
SAIL AWAY 2020 Sign Up Starts Soon- Space is Limited @MCSCSailing Getting tired of gloves and bulky coats? Picture yourself with the sun on your face and wind in your hair on beautiful Lake Michigan!
The Milwaukee Community Sailing Center and Office for Persons with Disabilities is coordinating the popular Sail Away program again this summer. Individuals with disabilities, their families and friends can sail in a 22-foot Ensign sailboat around the Milwaukee Harbor.
The popularity of the program has made it necessary to develop guidelines so that the community’s many groups and individuals will have an opportunity to sail. Groups will be limited to reserving 8 spaces. If they wish additional space, they will be placed on a waiting list. Individuals are limited to reserving 4 spaces. Additional spaces can be requested and will be placed on a waiting list.
Sail Away 2020 will be here before you know it. It is anticipated that reservations will be taken beginning with the distribution of the reservation form in the April issue of Handy News & Notes. Watch the newsletter and get your calendar ready. Sailing dates fill up VERY quickly.
Enjoy the Sail Away video.
For questions please call Tim at 414-278-3930 or email [email protected]
SUMMERTIME 2020 IN MILWAUKEE! @CountyParks @BradfordBeach @wheelfunrentals @abilitycenterwi Look for adaptive recreation equipment to return to Milwaukee County’s Bradford Beach & Veterans Park this summer! Enjoy Lake Michigan and Bradford Beach in a beach wheelchair! Enjoy the lakefront while using a hand-cycle! Look for more details on where to get this equipment coming soon in this newsletter, the Rec on Deck newsletter, and on the OPD Twitter and OPD Facebook accounts.
38TH ANNUAL TASTE OF MILWAUKEE® Thursday, March 19, 5:30pm – 8:30pm Italian Community Center @BroadscopeOrg Broadscope Disability Services would like to extend an invitation to the 38th Annual Taste of Milwaukee! This is the Milwaukee metro areas’ premier culinary extravaganza. Over 20 of the Milwaukee area’s best restaurants will be serving their signature dish and dessert samples, live music entertainment, $500 prize raffle, free parking, and a premier mobile-bidding silent auction …Bring your cell phones! Please mark your calendar for Thursday, March 19 for the Taste of Milwaukee!
Mobile auction bidding! Bring a fully charged cell phone and compete to win your favorite prize packages! Proceeds from Taste of Milwaukee benefit the growing need for Broadscope’s Independent Living, Employment Services, and Respite Care programs. Broadscope has been a recognized leader in serving this need and advancing opportunities for people with disabilities for over 49 years.
Tickets are on sale now! http://www.broadscope.org/support-our-mission/events/taste-of-milwaukee/
If you have questions or need more information, www.broadscope.org . Thank you for your support and see you there!
DO YOU SUSPECT FRAUD WITHIN MILW COUNTY GOVERNMENT? You can report incidents of fraud, waste, abuse and/or concerns over inefficient Milwaukee County government operations. HOTLINE: 414.93-FRAUD (414.933.7283) Email [email protected]
2020 WIL-O-WAY KEY CARD! Don’t forget to renew your Wil-O-Way Key Card membership. The 2020 application is attached to this newsletter or you can get the application on the OPD Recreation webpage.
FREE DAYS! Charles Allis Art Museum @CharlesAllis March 4, 1pm-5pm Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum @VillaTerrace March 4, 1pm-5pm Mitchell Park Domes @CountyParks March 5, 9am-5pm Milwaukee Public Museum @MKEPublicMuseum March 5, 9am-8pm Milwaukee Art Museum @MilwaukeeArt March 5, 10am-8pm Milwaukee County Zoo @MilwaukeeCoZoo March 7, 9:30am-4:30pm Milwaukee County FREE Days
FREE IEP & SPECIAL EDUCATION WEBINARS @wifacets
WI FACETS offers several workshops for families of children with disabilities and those who support them. You can access these trainings from any location using your smart phone, laptop, or landline. Pre-registration is required. Sign up online at www.wifacets.org/events, or call 877-374-0511. *Requests for reasonable accommodations are needed 2 weeks prior the training. BLACK- webinars BLUE – in person trainings RED–telephone workshops PURPLE – mini webinars (30 minutes) 3/2 WSEMS: Dispute Resolution Options, 12-1 pm 3/4 Dreaming and Re-dreaming with Your Special
Needs Child 12-1 pm 3/11 IEP 5: Writing the IEP (Part 1), 12-12:30 pm 3/12 Individual Education Program Part II (Spanish),
12-1 pm 3/18 Visual Resumes, 12-1 pm 3/19 IEP 6: Writing the IEP (Part 2), 12-12:30 pm 3/25 Challenging Behavior Series – Understanding &
Managing Behavior, 12-1 pm POPULAR WEBINAR RECORDINGS: Evaluation and Eligibility in the IEP Process (30-minutes) Mindfulness for Students with Disabilities
Al e r t !
12TH ANNUAL WISCONSIN VISIONWALK @fightblindness The 2020 Walk Committee welcomes all residents of Wisconsin to our FREE 12th Anniversary Wisconsin VisionWalk in Veteran’s Park on the lakefront in Milwaukee on Sunday, May 17, 2020. They hope to welcome over 700 people this year, and they are asking for your help! VisionWalk is in support of the Foundation Fighting Blindness, which is the world’s largest private funder of retinal degenerative diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa (RP), macular degeneration, Usher syndrome, Stargardt disease, and LCA. The Foundation has been part of some very exciting new research, which may someday soon lead to a cure for these diseases that affect more than 10 million Americans. Walk Chairs Kelly Savasta and Nicole Everson are supporting VisionWalk because the cause is very near to them, as they are both personally affected. Until the last couple years, there hasn’t been much promising research and potential for a cure. The Foundation has given them, and many others hope that there is a cure in sight. The 5K walk is a family-friendly event benefitting the entire state of Wisconsin and its residents, and is free to anyone and everyone, including pets! There will be bounce houses and giant inflatable slide, provided by Music On the Move Plus, the largest event management company in Milwaukee. The family of owner Taj Jordan has five members affected with vision loss and has jumped on board to provide much of the equipment for the walk. There will also be a lot of other fun stuff, including popular Milwaukee entertainer Eric Barbieri. VisionWalk will also have fire trucks, a face painter, mascots from area sports teams (Roscoe from the Admirals, Brad Beach from the Wave, and Star Wars characters), and a whole lot more. There will also be a free lunch served after the walk. If you would like to find out more about the walk, you can access through the Foundation's walk website at www.VisionWalk.org and go to the Wisconsin walk page. If you would like more information about the Foundation, and the 12th Annual Wisconsin VisionWalk, please contact Events Manager Steve Sroka at (847) 549-1477, or e-mail at [email protected] .
ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION EXCHANGE (ETE) @etereman Engine and Transmission Exchange (ETE) locations offer all types of mechanical repairs and vehicle maintenance on almost any type of mobility equipped vehicles. PERFORMANCE Our talented and experienced technicians can check your vehicle's engine for defects that may be causing a reduction in performance. ELECTRICAL DIAGNOSIS Electrical faults can result in performance issues or make your engine inoperable. Our team can diagnose electrical faults and recommend solutions. PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE It is recommended that you have maintenance performed on your vehicle's engine every 30K miles to prevent damage and keep performance consistent. HEATING & COOLING ETE can diagnose and service your vehicle's A/C and cooling systems, including belt, hose, and filter replacements. ENGINE REPLACEMENT ETE's technicians can perform the work to replace a damaged or inoperative engine in your vehicle to restore its functionality. TRANSMISSION ETE can provide transmission services including replacement, sales, or complete transmission service repairs. Milwaukee: 2727 S 27th St, Milwaukee WI 53215 414-645-7000 Waukesha: 1604 S West Ave, Waukesha WI 53189 262-548-0000 For a FREE quote, email ETE at [email protected]
WIL-O-WAY - SPRING PROGRAMMING @EastersealsSEWI To see the latest Wil-O-Way spring programming (dances, bowling, community outings, and more) provided by Easter Seals, click here.
GOODWILL’S MILEAGE CLUB @AmazingGoodwill Having a goal is the first step towards growing and improving as a person. Here at Goodwill, many of our Clubhouse participants have personal objectives to better their health and fitness on a weekly basis. The Mileage Club is one of our most popular programs that gives them the opportunity to reach these goals. We find that walking is a great way for our participants to exercise, while also being social with those around them. A typical Mileage Club session will see our participants walking 1 to 2 full miles. The club’s activity locations vary from indoor tracks within the halls of Goodwill and Southridge mall, to outdoor courses around our walking paths and other local parks. Participants also look forward to being involved in the 5K walks that have been hosted both here and at our other Goodwill locations. Like other memberships, being a part of the Mileage Club comes with several perks. Each member has the option to sport a Mileage Club necklace, on which participants can keep track of their progress by adding a bead that they earn for every mile they complete. Those who have walked the most total miles, along with our weekly leaders, also get their names displayed on the Mileage Club board for the world to see. As another form of motivation, we have selected destinations for our group to “walk to”. Once the group has collectively traveled the number of miles it takes to get from Goodwill to our chosen location, we celebrate with a party themed to match it. Our first accomplishment was trekking 125 miles to the doorstep of Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers. Our participants have now chosen to raise the stakes and are currently taking on the 1,225-mile journey to Walt Disney World in Florida. A frequent member Eric L. was quoted, when asked why he enjoys Mileage Club, saying, “Yes. I like the exercise and going to Disney World!”. Eric is just one of the many Clubhouse participants that take advantage of the time that Mileage Club allows for them to stay active and move steadily closer towards their goals.
MCFI’S DAY SERVICES WITH A DIFFERENCE A path to independence, employment @MCFISocial MCFI’s adult day services is now enrolling! Our expert staff includes nursing support and has success working with people with developmental disabilities including challenging behavior, and we offer:
• In-house therapies
• Art, music, horticultural therapies and a multi-sensory environment
• Services to train and place people in jobs – recently, 12 of the people were served transitioned to employment!
We focus on wellness and building skills that help people with developmental disabilities and other challenges live more independently. Another focus: Outcomes. Most people we serve increase their independent living skills, become more engaged in the community, and make new friends while participating in recreational activities. Contact us for more information or a tour: [email protected].
HAPPENING AT THE ZOO! @MilwaukeeCoZoo March 7 Family Free Day Sponsored by North Shore Bank with media support from Fox 6 March 14 & 15 Behind the Scenes Weekend at the Zoo Presented by Prairie Farms Dairy
MILWAUKEE COUNTY OFFERS AIRA! First County in the Country! @airaio @MKECoOPD Milwaukee County is the first county in the country to offer FREE Aira technology services (to Aira users) at the airport, on public transportation & in destination locations (see list). GENERAL GOVERNMENT Coggs Human Service Building Criminal Justice Facility Milwaukee County Courthouse, + Grounds Milwaukee County Transit System Mitchell International Airport Safety Building Vel Phillips Youth & Family Justice Center PARKS & RECREATION Art Museum Boerner Botanical Gardens, + Grounds Bradford Beach, Beach, Bathhouse, Tiki Huts, North
Point Snack Bar Cathedral Square Park, Grounds Estabrook Park, Beer Garden, + Grounds Forest Exploration Center Grant Park, Grounds Greenfield Park, Cool Waters, + Grounds Hoyt Park, Beer Garden, Pool, + Grounds Humboldt Park, Beer/Wine Garden, Band Shell, +
Grounds Kelly Senior Center, + Grounds Lake Park, Stage, Lighthouse, + Grounds Lincoln Park, Schulz Aquatic Park, + Grounds McKinley Marina, Yacht Club, + Grounds Milwaukee Community Sailing Center Milwaukee County Historical Society Milwaukee County Zoo Milwaukee Public Museum Mitchell Park, The Domes, + Grounds Pere Marquette Park, Gazebo, + Grounds Sheridan Park, Grounds South Shore Park, Beer Garden, + Grounds Veterans Park, Grounds War Memorial Warnimont Park, Grounds Washington Park, Band Shell, Senior Center, Urban
Ecology Center, + Grounds Wehr Nature Center, + Grounds Whitnall Park, Beer Garden, + Grounds Wil-O-Way Grant, + Grounds Wil-O-Way Underwood, + Grounds Wilson Park, Senior Center, Ice Rink, Pool Wisconsin Avenue Park, Ability Center Offices, +
Grounds Zoofari Conference Center
Get the list of Milwaukee County building / facilities offering free Aira services by visiting the OPD website.
What is Aira? Aira is today’s fastest growing assistive community. One tap of a button instantly connects you with a sighted professional agent who delivers visual assistance anytime and anywhere. Using augmented reality, Aira connects people who are blind or low vision to a trained professional agent who is dedicated to further enhancing their everyday experience – completely hands-free assistance at the touch of a button. To find out more information, including individual pricing plans, equipment, services, etc., contact Aira at 800-835-1934 or visit https://aira.io/ .
2020 DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION – MILWAUKEE VENUES July 13-16 @DNC @milwaukee2020 @airaio @MKECoOPD WE’RE READY FOR A PARTY The Milwaukee 2020 Host Committee is working to connect local venues of all shapes and sizes with organizations and individuals interested in hosting events around the Democratic National Convention. We've built this Venue Portal tool to help you find the right place for your event, whether you need an intimate, private restaurant space, a massive catering hall, or something else that suits your unique needs. Check out what Milwaukee has to offer below! If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected]. These businesses have identified their support for the Milwaukee 2020 Host Committee's mission and are working to promote the Milwaukee metropolitan region and the Host Committee’s community outreach efforts.
FYI – Milwaukee County is
offering FREE Aira services at 13 locations for the 2020 Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee (July 13-16). To see a list of these locations please visit the Milwaukee County Office for Persons with Disabilities (OPD) website, here.
CHILI & VINTAGE JEWELRY SALE MARCH 28
Come bid winter goodbye! The spring edition of St. Ann Center’s famous “Warm Your Heart” Chili & Vintage Jewelry sale takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 28, at the Stein Campus, 2801 E. Morgan Ave.
Enjoy chili from favorite local restaurants as well as those from dedicated home chefs, in varieties ranging from meaty to veggie, five-alarm spicy to mild, and traditional red to innovative white chicken chili. Chili will be sold in large bowls with all the fixings – or in flights to let you try several varieties.
Also featured at the event: the entire St. Ann Center vintage jewelry collection, featuring one-of-a-kind heirloom items and unique classic pieces, all at bargain prices. Jewelry is donated throughout the year, and is then sorted, cleaned and repaired to be sold – this is the place for fashionistas on a budget! Pins, necklaces, earrings (pierced and clip-on), bracelets, watches, rings and more, in all styles and colors are included. Pieces beyond repair are sold in bulk for use by artists and crafters.
The event also includes a marketplace where more than 25 local vendors will sell tasty bakery, quality handcrafts and artwork, handmade soaps and lotions, produce and more, in a spacious, accessible sunlit atrium. The popular Non Prophets will again provide live music with soaring harmonies.
All proceeds from the chili and jewelry sale help fund the health and wellness care programs St. Ann Center provides to people of all ages and abilities. To donate jewelry, call Chris at (414) 977-5040. For questions about the sale, call (414) 977-5009.
EMPLOYMENT STATS! @BLS_gov
The January 2020 Bureau of Labor Statistics report:
Labor Force Participation Rate Persons w/ disabilities = 33.6% (+1.8%) (33.0%, ‘19) Persons w/ no disabilities = 77.4% (+0.7%) (76.9%, ’19)
Employment – Population Ratio Persons w/ disabilities = 30.7% (+3.0%) (29.8%, ‘19) Persons w/ no disabilities = 74.4% (+1.1%) (73.6%, ’19) See the current report here: http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t06.htm
POWER WHEELCHAIR & SCOOTER – FOR SALE!
Power Wheelchair – Quantum. Needs batteries.
Adult small. Charger and cords included.
ASKING $800
Scooter. Needs batteries. Charging cord included.
ASKING $100
Contact Dorothy at 414-852-1447 (South Milwaukee WI)
LIFE NAVIGATORS @LifeNavOrg
Life Navigators Coffee Connections Join us for a Futures Planning Roundtable Are you a parent or family member of an adult with a developmental disability and looking for connections to other caregivers in the community? This monthly group will offer peer support for caregivers age 60 or older and explore topics related to futures planning and long-term care options. Who: Aging Caregivers and Family Date & Time: Tuesday, March 10, 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. Location: Life Navigators, 7203 W Center St, Wauwatosa, WI 53210 RSVP: to Megan at [email protected] or 414-774-6255. Coffee and pastries will be provided. New to the group? Please bring a parent or caregiver with you to your first Life Navigators event. More Information: Visit http://LifeNavigators.org
Join us for Disability Advocacy Day Registration with Life Navigators is required to join our transportation Disability Advocacy Day connects you with your legislators so you can share your story and tell them what issues are important to you. Who: Consumers, Families and Friends Date & Time: Tuesday, March 24, 2020 7:30 a.m. Arrive for bus registration 8:00 a.m. Bus departs from Park & Ride 3:30 p.m. Bus departs from Madison 5:30 p.m. Estimated Milwaukee arrival Pick up & Drop off Location: State Fair Park & Ride, 601 S 76th St, Milwaukee, WI 53214 Disability Advocacy Day: Monona Terrace Center, 1 John Nolen Dr, Madison, WI 53703 This will be a nonstop 1.5 hour trip. Travel: Disability Advocacy Day is an active event that requires considerable travel between the Monona Terrace Center and the State Capitol. (Three city blocks.) Individuals requiring assistance must register a family member or caregiver for this event.
RSVP: Bus seating is free but limited. RSVP to Michelle by March 12 at 414-774-6255 to reserve your seat. Clothing: Please remember to wear your blue Disability Advocacy Day t-shirt if you have one from a previous year. Lunch will be provided. New to the group? Please bring a parent or caregiver with you to your first Life Navigators event. More Information: Visit http://LifeNavigators.org
THIS IS A REMINDER! You are ILLEGALLY PARKED! @MKECoOPD The Milwaukee County Office for Persons with Disabilities (OPD) has a supply of these cards. If you’d like some, please contact Tim at 414-278-3930 or email Tim with your complete name and mailing address.
MILWAUKEE COUNTY HAS JOB OPENINGS @MKECountyDHR Would you like to work for Milwaukee County? The County is always looking for good people for the open positions. Click on the link below to see the list of current openings. Current Openings DECA Program
REC ON DECK NEWSLETTER, REC ROOM CALENDAR, DISCOUNTED TICKET OFFERS, WIL-O-WAY PROGRAMMING & MORE!!! Get access to the latest Rec on Deck newsletter, Rec Room Calendar, discounted ticket offers, Wil-O-Way programming, and much more recreation information by going to the OPD Recreation webpage.
LET MCTS BE YOUR FREEDOM ON WHEELS IN 2020 @RideMCTS The days are getting longer, which means that spring will be here before you know it! However, snow is still a possibility in March, so MCTS gives a friendly reminder and encourages all riders and residents to spread the word on the importance of snow removal at bus stops, as well as sidewalks and curb ramps. Innovative App Helps Guide MCTS Riders Who are Blind or Low Vision The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) is excited to announce a pilot program that is making it easier for riders who are blind or low vision to get around the community. Through an app called Aira, trained professionals use a customer’s live cell phone camera to offer verbal step by step travel directions, read signage, describe objects, identify obstacles, and much more. In addition to accessing the camera feed, the Aira representative can also use GPS to pinpoint exactly where the customer is on a map – making it even easier for them to provide accurate guidance. Aira users are normally charged a fee to use the service. But thanks to this partnership with Milwaukee County Office for Persons with Disabilities, the Aira service is now free to anyone navigating to and from MCTS bus stops, buses and more than 45 locations across Milwaukee County – including Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, the Milwaukee County Courthouse, Milwaukee County Zoo, dozens of County Parks, and more. The Aira app is free to download from Apple’s App Store and Google Play. Once installed, it takes just minutes to create a free account and get started. Once connected, users should be sure to tell the Aira agent that they would like to use the free Milwaukee County Transit System Access Offer. If you are interested in additional information on the pilot, please contact the Mobility Management Team at 414-937-3256 or visit ridemcts.org.
March Route Changes to BlueLine, Routes 23, 30, & 30X Effective Sunday, March 8th, the following changes will occur: BlueLine – The BlueLine and Route 23 will be merged. The BlueLine will now cover the portion of the Route 23 that formerly ran on Congress and 91st Street. Route 30/30X – The 30 & 30X will merge into one route. The 30X name will be retired. The new Route 30 will have the same routing, but some lightly used bus stops will be removed. These changes will simplify service, allow schedules to be more consistent and prevent buses from bunching while in traffic. 2020 MCTS System Maps Updated 2020 system maps are now available. If you need a printed copy, please contact Chris Fox at 414-937-3256. Don’t forget to “Like” our group on Facebook, “MCTS Travel Training,” and you can follow our outreach presentations, ask us questions and request an individualized or group travel training session. If you see any barriers that need the attention of the Bus Stop Barrier Remover, please contact Chris Fox at 414-937-3256, or [email protected] .
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HAPPENINGS AT ST ANN CENTER @StAnnCenter Caregivers Support Group Wednesday, March 4 & March 18 | 1:30-3 pm Chapel, Stein Campus, 2801 E. Morgan Ave. Caregiving requires that you prioritize not just your loved one’s well-being, but your own as well. In this group, caregivers meet to share experiences, difficulties, insights and resources with each other. They laugh and cry over what is happening in their lives; they accept each other fully. Come and experience how good it is to be understood. If you cannot attend, but want to talk about your situation, contact Rodican Rose at (414) 210-2490. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group Friday, Mar. 6 | 1 pm - 2:30 pm Bucyrus Campus, 2450 W. North Ave. Caregivers meet to share experiences, difficulties, insights and resources with each other in this free support group. They laugh and cry over what is happening in their lives; they accept each other fully. Come and experience how good it is to be understood. If you cannot attend but wish to talk about your situation, contact Tony Phillips, (414) 210-2490. Parkinson’s Support Group Tuesday, March 17 | 1:30-3:30 p.m. Board Room, Stein Campus, 2801 E. Morgan Ave. If you are living with Parkinson’s Disease or know someone who is, consider joining this support group. Topics include brain stimulation surgery, progress in medicine and exercises that can help with symptoms. Questions are always encouraged; snacks and beverages are always served. No registration is necessary. For more information, call (414) 744-5654. Family Caregiver Support Group for Women – NEW! Friday, Mar. 20 | 1-2:30 pm Bucyrus Campus, 2450 W. North Ave. If you are caring for a child or adult with a disability, medical needs or aging issues…who is caring for you? This free discussion and support group offers women who are family caregivers a little breathing space and a chance to talk. This is an opportunity to develop friendships, share feelings with others who understand, receive emotional support and discussion solutions to caregiving issues. For more information, contact Tony Phillips, (414) 210-2490. Family Fun Nights at the Pool Friday, March 6 & 20 | 6-7:30 p.m. Aquatic Center, Stein Campus, 2801 E. Morgan Ave. The calendar says spring starts this month… but the forecast holds colder and bluster. Warm up in our wheelchair-accessible pool, where it's always 89 degrees. Or relax in our hot tub spa. Theme is Dr. Seuss Night on March 6 and on March 20, we’ll be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. Just $5/swimmer (exact change is so appreciated!) or $20 for a family of 5. Children 2 and
younger swim free. Kids under 10 always need an adult in the water with them. Locker room is family style, with private rooms for changing and showering; bring a lock for your locker. Hair dryers are available. Call ahead to learn if there are any last-minute closures: (414) 977-5015. All closures are posted on voicemail. Please enter using aquatic center doors on the west side of the building. To learn more: https://stanncenter.org/for-the-community/aquatic-center/ Open Swim Aquatic Center, Stein Campus, 2801 E. Morgan Ave. Three times daily, M-F Swim in our warm-water pool, always a comfortable 89° or enjoy our hot top spa! Both can be used by community members for just $5 per person per session at these times every Monday through Friday: 7:30-8:45 a.m.; 11 a.m.-noon; and 3-4 p.m. The pool, locker room and showers are wheelchair-accessible. Children younger than 14 must be supervised by an adult. No early arrivals, please. To learn about adult classes in warm- water or low-impact aerobics, or swimming lessons for children, see https://stanncenter.org/pool or call (414) 977-5015. Adapted Swim Lessons Now Available Want to learn to swim or be more comfortable in the water? Check this out! St. Ann Center is offering adapted swim lessons for adults or children (ages 5 and older) who have a cognitive, physical or developmental disability. Lessons take place in the warm-water, wheelchair-accessible pool at the Stein Campus, 2801 E. Morgan Ave. A swimmer will work one-on-one with an instructor to learn swimming skills at their own pace to increase the swimmer’s confidence, be safer in the water and improve swimming skills. Among the skills worked on: blowing bubbles, submerging under water, floating (front and back), kicking, front crawl and jumping in the water. Water in the pool is a comfortable 89 degrees. Four 30-minute weekly sessions, at a time to be scheduled with the instructor, will cost $80. To learn more, contact Aquatics Director Kristen Schmalfeldt, (414) 977-5015.
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New Schedule ChangesStarting Sunday, March 8, 2020
Routes 12, 19, 21, 30, 31, 53, 54, 55, 63,67, 76, BlueLine, RR1, RR2, and RR3
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