Kinship Explorers

Designed in 1995 because of the lack of social outlets in a rural community for adults with disabilities, the Explorer Kinship Program was born.

The Kinship Explorer Program consists of 12 adults with mental or physical limitations.

They are interested in giving a part of themselves to the community, but need a supportive hand to make their dreams possible.

Volunteer/Mentors are recruited to To assist with activities. Mentors are screened according to Wisconsin Best Practices for Mentoring.

Indianhead Community Action Agency
P.O. Box 40 - - Ladysmith, WI 54848
Phone: (715)-532-5594 - Fax: (715)-532-5804 - Email: info@indianheadcaa.org

 
 

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