COUNTY
COALITIONS
Local long term care workforce coalitions
work to decrease turnover of workers and increase
quality of care for people with disabilities and
seniors. Coalitions focus on activities related to
recruitment, recognition, retention, training, and
policy.
The following is a list of current local coalitions:
Jackson
County Health Care Workforce Alliance
Mission: To improve Jackson County’s long term care workforce capacity
through recruitment, retention, and recognition of long term care workers.
711 W. Adams Street
Black River Falls, WI 54615
Contact: Shawn Callisto
(715) 284-3664
callistos@brmh.net
Coulee
Region Long Term Care Workforce Coalition
Mission: To develop regional strategies to improve the recruitment, retention,
and recognition of the long term care workforce.
UW La Crosse Continuing Education and Extension
1725 State Street
205 Morris Hall
La Crosse, WI 54601
Contact: Andrea Hansen
(608) 785-6509
Hansen.andr@uwlax.edu
Kenosha
County Long Term Care Workforce Alliance
Mission: The mission of the LTC Workforce Alliance
is to develop and implement community-wide strategies
to improve the recognition, retention and recruitment
of careworkers in community-based and residential
long term care.
8600 Sheridan Road, Suite 500
Kenosha, WI 53143
Contact: Barb Wisnefski
(262) 697-4637
bwisnefs@co.kenosha.wi.us
Milwaukee
Caregiver Retention Project
Mission: To foster new models of community collaboration
among older adult service providers andto improve
retention in the interest of improving quality and
continuity of care for older adults by sustaining
and nurturing the direct care workforce.
Milwaukee Aging Consortium
700 W. Virginia St., Suite 207
Milwaukee, WI 53204
Contact: Melinda Vernon
(414) 289-0890
mvernon@milwagingconsortium.org
http://www.milwagingconsortium.org
Northern
Wisconsin Long Term Care Workforce Network
Mission: Recognizing the heart of long term care
2383 Hwy 17
Phelps, WI 54554
Contact: Nancy Ellis
(715) 545-3984
nancye@aspirus.org
Trempealeau
County Long Term Care Consortium
Mission: To share a message that long term care work
is a profession with many career options to men and
women providing a lifetime of satisfaction.
W20298 State Road 121
Whitehall, WI 54773
Contact: Mary Gullicksrud
(715) 538-4312, ext. 3012
mgullicksrud@tchcc.com
West
Central Wisconsin Long Term Care Workforce Alliance
Mission: To develop and implement regional strategies to improve the availability,
retention, skills, professional image and economic viability of the long-term
care workforce.
405 S. Farwell, Suite 6
Eau Claire, WI 54701
Contact: Sharon Larson
(715) 833-7747
sharon2larson@yahoo.com
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