Community Health Resources

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Health Resources

Discover resources and links to help connect people with resources throughout the southwest Wisconsin area. Find agencies, programs, facilities, and resources near you. 

2-1-1
Call 2-1-1 or go to 211wisconsin.org 2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember three-digit phone number connecting people with free, confidential information and referral services. 2-1-1 provides callers access to resources such as food pantries and meal sites, bill payment assistance, housing search assistance, support groups, and community clinics. 2-1-1 is free, available every hour of every day, can assist in 140 languages and is accessible in every community in Wisconsin.

FoodShare Wisconsin
FoodShare Helpline 1-877 366-3635 or go to: GetAQuestCard.org. FoodShare Wisconsin (otherwise known as SNAP) is a nutrition assistance program that provides money for groceries on a Quest (EBT) card. Feeding Wisconsin’s FoodShare Helpline screens for potential eligibility and offers appointments for free, personalized application assistance.

WIC (Women, Infants and Children)
Maternal and Child Health Hotline 1-800-722-2295
or go to dhs.wisconsin.gov/wic/wic-offices to find the county WIC office in your area

WIC is a supplemental nutrition and health program for pregnant and post-partum women, infants, and children less than 5 years of age. WIC helps families buy specific foods for good health, supports breastfeeding, and provides information on nutrition feeding, and offers community resources. There is no citizenship requirement for WIC.

Aging & Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs)
Go to dhs.wisconsin.gov/adrc/consumer/index or call 2-1-1 to find your county›s ADRC

The ADRCs provide information on a broad range of programs and services for seniors and people with disabilities regardless of income, including senior meal sites, nutrition, home-delivered meals, and financial assistance. These services can be provided by telephone or a home visit. For more information, visit hungercare.org

Platteville Taxi 608-348-6767
Hours of operation:
6:00 am to 8:00 pm Monday-Wednesday
6:00 am to 3:00 am Thursday-Saturday
7:00 am to 8:00 pm on Sunday

Platteville Public Bus 608-348-9741
Hours of operation:
During the Academic session, the weekday routes run from 7:00 am-6:00 pm, and weekend routes run from 6:00 pm-11:25 pm and 3:30 am. The routes include more frequent stops and late-night service on Friday and Saturday nights. There is no service on Sundays.

Hours of operation, check the Platteville Public Bus Schedule

Southern Grant Road Crew 608-732-7437

SPECIALIZED MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION REQUIRES ADVANCED NOTICE
Coulee Trails Transport 1-800-771-8884
M & T Transport 608-778-4952
MTM (WI Medicaid patients only) 1-866-907-1493
ADRC (Aging & Disability Resource Center) 608-723-6113
SWCAP 1-877-798-5438

All transportation agencies have fees associated with their services except MTM, which will bill Wisconsin Medicaid.

Call 211: Speak to someone now, or you can go to 211.org to search your location for online resources and more contact information.
 
Family Advocates-Domestic Violence Shelter 608-348-5995
Family Promise-Available for families only 608-723-3355
Lutheran of Peace 608-348-9057
The Salvation Army (hotel voucher-one per calendar year) 608-348-2313

DUBUQUE AREA
Females only:
Maria House 563-582-7480
Teresa Shelter-Woman & children 563-690-0086
Safe Strides 563-556-7233
LifeHouse Maternity Home 563-513-1988

Males only:
Rescue Mission 563-583-1394
Catholic Workers 563-582-9079
Almost Home 563-495-1353
 
MADISON AREA
The Road Home 608-294-7998
Salvation Army 608-250-2251
YMCA 608-256-2321
Porch Light (Veteran Shelter) 608-257-2534
Green Street (Veteran Shelter) 608-372-8387

Family Advocates-Domestic Violence Shelter 608-348-5995
ADRC (Aging & Disability Resource Center) 608-723-6113

Grant County Department of Social Services 608-723-2136
Great Rivers 2-1-1 211     
Dubuque Community YMCA                                             
Woman & Children Domestic Violence Shelter 563-556-1100 
Passages (Richland Center) 608-647-8775
24 Hour Crisis Line 1-800-236-4325

Area 75 Contact Info: 608-222-8989

Richland and Sauk Counties: Area 75 Meetings

Grant, Iowa, Lafayette, and Crawford Counties: Area 75 Meetings

Closed meeting = open only to those in recovery.

Open meeting = open to anyone wanting to join, observe, or support those in recovery along with those in recovery.

Argyle – Big Book Meeting – Argyle EMS, 7:00pm

  • 106 North Board St., Argyle, WI 53504
  • Phone number: (608) 543-3051
  • This is a closed meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking ang handicap accessible meeting

Belmont – Belmont Community Building, Thursday at 7:00pm

  • 227 South Mound Ave., Belmont, WI 53510
  • Phone number (608) 642-2811
  • This is an open AA meeting
  • This meeting is nonsmoking and handicap accessible

Boscobel – Immaculate Conception Fellowship Hall

  • 405 East La Grand Street
  • 608-533-2127
  • Open meeting.

Cassville – Municipal Building, 7:30pm

  • 100 West Amelia St., Cassville, WI 53806
  • Phone Number: (608) 725-5132.
  • This is a closed meeting
  • This meeting is nonsmoking

Darlington – Immanuel United Church of Christ, Tuesday at 7:00pm

  • 339 East Louisa St., Darlington, WI 53530
  • Phone number 331-0255
  • Th entrance to the meeting room is in the breezeway to the east of the main church Please park across the street in the parking lot
  • Summers are at a farm so please call/ text for location
  • This is an open meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting

Dickeyville – Community Center

  • 500 East Ave., Dickeyville, WI 53808
  • Phone number: (608) 331-0255
  • The Community Center is located near the fire department
  • This is an open meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting

Dickeyville – Community Center, Sunday at 6:30pm

  • 500 East Ave., Dickeyville, WI 53808
  • Phone number: (608) 253-3481
  • The entrance and parking are located in the back
  • The community center is located near the fire department
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting
  • This is an open meeting
  • This is a big book meeting

Dodgeville – Recovery Meeting – Merrimac and Main Center

  • 115 W. Merrimac St. Dodgeville, WI
  • Peer-led recovery meeting
  • All are welcome, no matter where you are in your journey or what your working though
  • Free – drop in anytime
  • Go to merrimacandmain.org for more info

Dodgeville – Grace Lutheran Church, at 7:00pm

  • 1105 Eastside Road, Platteville, WI 53818
  • Phone number: (608) 330-1557
  • Located across the street from McDonald’s. Enter on the main circle side
  • This is a closed meeting
  • AA meeting, but all people in recovery are welcome
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting

Dodgeville – Grace Lutheran Church

  • 1105 North Bequette St., Dodgeville, WI 53533
  • WOMEN ONLY AA but all women in Recovery are welcome
  • Phone number: (608) 341-9132
  • Use the entrance on the Main Circle side
  • This is an open meeting
  • This meeting is nonsmoking ang handicap accessible

Lancaster – Lancaster Presbyterian Church, Monday at 6:30pm

  • 141 W. Oak Street, Baraboo, WI 53913
  • Phone number: Brett (563) 503-0214
  • This is an open meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking
  • NA and AI-Anon friendly and welcome

Mineral Point – Mineral Point Grapevine, First United Methodist Church, Friday at 7:00pm

  • 400 Doty St., Mineral Point, WI 53565
  • Phone number: (608) 271-7914
  • Social distancing practiced. Mask required unless medical reasons for not
  • This is an open meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting

Muscoda –Saint John the Baptist Catholic School, at 7:30pm

  • 341 North Wisconsin Ave., Muscoda, WI 53573
  • Phone number: (608) 644-0504
  • Please use the west entrance to access this meeting
  • This is a closed meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting

Platteville – Southwest Health 

  • 1400 Eastside Road, Platteville, WI 53818
  • Phone number: (608) 330-1557
  • Enter the hospital through the emergency entrance. The meeting is located downstairs in meeting room D
  • This is a closed meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting

Platteville – Lutheran Church of Peace, Wednesday at 12:00pm

  • 1345 North Water St., Platteville, WI 53818
  • Phone number: (608) 778-4852
  • Meets outside Bring your own chair
  • This is a closed meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking meeting

Ridgeway – Ridgeway Community Center, Village Hall, 7:15pm

  • 208 Jarvis St., Ridgeway, WI
  • Phone number: (608) 574-4873
  • This is a closed meeting
  • This is a nonsmoking and handicap accessible meeting

Non AA/NA affiliated meetings:

Platteville – 305 Eastside Road, Platteville, WI, Monday 5-7 PM

  • Meal provided/included
  • All people welcome – men/women, in recovery or not
  • Presents general life topics for discission such as relationships, etc.
  • Required to call the meeting leader prior to attendance to this meeting to register
  • Please contact Norma at (608) 348-5995
  • Family Advocates offers this meeting

Platteville – 95 W Main St., Platteville, Thursday at 7:30pm

  • Family, Ally, and Trans Support Group Meeting
  • Meets on the 3rd Thursday of every month
  • Located upstairs in the Driftless Market
  • All LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies are welcome

Dodgeville – 305 North Iowa Street, Dodgeville, WI, Tuesday at 2:00pm

  • Located on the second floor
  • All are welcome – men/women, in recovery or not.
  • This meeting presents general life topics for discussion such as relationships, etc.
  • Required to call leader before attending this meeting to register
  • Please contact Paula at (608) 248-5995.
  • Family Advocates offers this meeting

Online meeting resources:

Detox + Inpatient Resources

Inpatient treatment and detox resources

  • Wood Violet Recovery, Dodgeville WI 866-380-4874
  • Miramont Behavioral Health, Middleton WI, 262-228-2136
  • Rodgers Behavioral Health, Many locations, 833-308-5887
  • Shorewood Behavioral Health, Madison WI, 888-689-6944

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