Arbor Place
		Arbor Place 320 - 21st Street, NE Menomonie, WI 54751 715-235-4537 1-800-995-4537
		Arbor Place, Inc. provides confidential alcohol and other drug abuse treatment services to adults and their families affected by alcohol and drug abuse. Staff is fully trained to provide assessment and design treatment programs. An intensive 21 day residental program, a 10 day relapse program and outpatient services are all available. Prevention resources are provided by full time prevention specialist. A crisis line is staffed 24 hours a day

The Bridge
		The Bridge PO Box 700 Menomonie, WI 54751 (715) 235-9074 1-800-924-9918.
		The Bridge is a domestic abuse and sexual assault agency, serving Dunn and Pepin counties, whose goal is to end physical, sexual, and emotional violence in our society. Our mission is to support, advocate for, and empower victims/survivors to work toward this goal. Services include: Safe Home and Shelter; Information and Referral; Public Education; Crisis Counseling; Support Groups; Advocacy and Counseling; 24 hour crisis line. THERE ARE NO FEES FOR SERVICES.

Dunn County Interfaith Volunteers, Inc.
		Dunn County Interfaith Volunteers, Inc. 1920 South Broadway Menomonie, WI 54751 (715) 235-2920
		Dunn County Interfaith Volunteers, Inc is a non-profit umbrella organization that manages three vital community programs: Interfaith Food Pantry, and the House of Hope, and the Interfaith Caregivers. All programs are housed at the above address. Services are free. Interfaith Food Pantry: (715) 235-2920 The Food Pantry provides food and personal necessities to families and individuals living on a limited income. Government commodities are also distributed monthly to those who qualify. Recipients need to register to determine eligibility. Food Pantry Hours: Monday and Friday 11:00 - 2 p.m. Wednesday 2:30-5:30 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - Noon House of Hope: (715) 235-2975 House of Hope provides temporary shelter to homeless individuals of Dunn County up to thirty days. Transient persons may stay for up to seven days. Priority is given to families with children. The house contains two furnished apartments, one of which is handicap accessible. During their stay, the House Coordinator works with the residents providing information and referrals to secure stable housing and maintain economic self-sufficiency. Interfaith Caregivers: (715) 235-2920 Interfaith Caregivers volunteers provide supportive services to the disabled, isolated, frail and elderly of Dunn County to improve the quality of life. Volunteers assist with the following services: light housekeeping, respite and telephone reassurance, meal preparation and shopping, small fix-it jobs, companionship and transportation, yard work and snow shoveling.

Family Resource Center
		Family Resource Center 1202 North Broadway Menomonie, WI 54751 1-800-254-2350 (V/TTY) 715-235-2412
		Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Family Resource Center (FRC) is a resource to assist young families to provide a healthy start for children. The FRC provides positive parenting classes, parent support groups, in-home visitations, loan library of books/videos/toys (future date) and a "Warmline" for answering questions (future date).

First Call for Help
		First Call for Help 1202 North Broadway Menomonie, WI 54751 1-800-254-2350 (V/TTY) 715-235-3947
		Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. Messages left at other hours will be responded to the morning of the next working day. First Call for Help (FCFH) is a regional information and referral service keeping track of agencies, organizations and programs serving the public. FCFH can put you in touch with a service or services with resource(s) to help you with a problem.

Menomonie Head Start
		Menomonie Head Start E5875 County Road J Menomonie, WI 54751 (715) 235-9122 (800) 352-6283 (715) 235-9160 Fax
		Head Start is a federally funded preschool program for children (ages 0-5) and their parents which encourages their growth and development through socialization in groups sessions and home visits. Services include education, health, nutrition, and family services; at no cost to families. Qualified staff create individualized learning programs to enhance child development and self-esteem, while nutritional experts provide well balanced meals. Family Services include home visits, monthly parent sharing sessions, direct involvement in program planning, and referrals to local agencies. Program options include: EARLY HEAD START (ages 0-3) One center day/week 2-3 home visits/month Support services and parent during school year HEAD START (ages 3-5) Four center days/week 2 home visits and 2 conferences/year Support services and parent training year round

Menomonie Senior Center
		Menomonie Senior Center 1412 6th Street Menomonie, WI 54751 715-235-0954
		Fellowship and Friendship are key activities at the Senior Center. People come early for the congregate nutrition meal to visit; some spend time in the lounge sharing ideas or in the Craft Room or Wood Shop creating various articles. A Library is also available as is a game room. We sing and play cards and bingo. Support groups meet here on a regular basis. Senior tours are a special activity of the Center. Volunteerism is the hey to the success of the Center. Please stop by and look us over or call Deb for more information.

Red Cedar Soccer Association
		Red Cedar Soccer Association 1425 Stout Street Menomonie, WI 54751 715-235-0663
		Soccer is the fastest growing sport in U.S. and Dunn County is no exception. The Red Cedar Soccer Association provides programming for youth ages 6-16, both boys and girls throughout Dunn County. The programs are both recreational (in-house) and competitive (travel).