Adult Services
Providing Services for People Ages 18 Through Life
Support for Adults
Our goal is to connect adults from the age of 18 across their lifespan to resources and services that promote independence and inclusion, with choices for living in, and giving to the community. Whether someone is in need of long-term care, behavioral health support, meals, transportation, a social outlet, energy assistance, housing or veterans’ support services, there is No Wrong Door when seeking assistance.
Information and assistance on a broad range of programs and services for older adults and adults with disabilities to meet their needs and help them remain independent. Core services of the ADRC include Information & Assistance, Benefits Specialists, Options Counseling, Youth Transition, Prevention, and Wellness. Staff assist individuals to plan for short-term and long-term needs, access community services and resources, and learn about programs and benefits available. Email us at [email protected].
24-Hour Crisis Line
Am I Having a Mental Health Crisis?
Anyone can have a crisis.
Adult. Child. Man. Woman. Healthy. Out of shape. No family history of mental health concerns. Day shift. Night shift. ANYONE.
If you believe you are having a crisis, call our crisis line right away, any day, any time.
Behavioral Health Services
Are you looking for substance use or mental health services and resources?
Child Support Services
Are you looking to start a child support case or need services related to an existing case?
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Payment Option Information
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Community Resources
Disabilities Services
Are you looking to connect with services for individuals with disabilities?
Housing
Are you experiencing any of the following?
Veterans' Services
Are you a veteran in need of services? Learn more about Veterans' benefits and services, including peer support for mental health and substance use.
Older Adult Services
Are you looking to connect to our senior services and resources?
The Aging & Disabilities Services Overdose Prevention Project is dedicated to supporting older and disabled adults in Milwaukee County who may be at risk of opioid misuse. We joined the Better Ways to Cope Campaign to promote free harm reduction tools, including fentanyl test strips and Narcan, along with essential recovery resources. Our Overdose Prevention Team is currently doing outreach in areas that have been identified as at risk for opioid overdose. To learn more or get support, contact Ricky at 414-363-0765.
IMPACT 2-1-1
Are you unsure about what services you need?
If you are seeking supportive services in Milwaukee County and unsure of whom to call, contact 2-1-1.
Text your zip code to TXT-211 Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.