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Area 7 Agency on Aging & Disabled
Schedule of Events | Information & Assistance | Transportation | Nutrition | McMillan Adult Day Care | In-Home Services

2007 Senior Wellness Games- Sept. 13th & 14th- Registration Form and Event Schedule

PRESS RELEASES-     Area 7 Receives "Good Steward Award" from United Way!!!

***NEW***  TO MAKE DONATIONS CONTACT:
               
 Patty Cannoy at 1-800-489-1561 or email pcannoy@westcentralin.com 


Contact:  Gloria Wetnight, Quality Assurance Coordinator, or Patty Cannoy, Projects Coordinator.

PROGRAMS


Opportunities
Schedule of Events

OFFICE CLOSED

New Year's Day-                 Monday January 1, 2007
Martin Luther King Day-   Monday January 15, 2007
President's Day-                 Monday February 19, 2007
Good Friday-                       Friday April 6, 2007
           
Memorial Day-                    Monday May 28,2007
Independence Day-          Wednesday July 4th, 2007
Labor Day-                         Monday September 3, 2007
Columbus Day-                Monday October 8,2007
Veteran's Day-                  Monday November 12, 2007
Thanksgiving Day-          Thursday November 22, 2007
Day after Thanksgiving- Friday November 23, 2007
Christmas Day-                Tuesday December 25, 2007


Patty Cannoy can be reached at (812) 238-1561 ext. 242 or 1-800-489-1561 ext. 242 or by email at: pcannoy@westcentralin.com The West Central Nutrition Department can be reached by calling (812) 238-1561 ext. 227 or 1-800-489-1561 ext. 227.

SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR

The following files are in PDF Format.  (CLICK HERE) to get free Download of PDF Reader Software.

                                        
Area 7 Calendar- April-May 2007

McMillan's Center Calendar of Events
McMillan's April-May-June 2007 Calendar


                                            
               PRESERVE THE NUTRITION PROGRAM!!!
                                   YOU
 CAN HELP!!!

                                                  ADOPT-A-SITE

Site Location:                                  Average Donation               Donation  Goal
                                                                       Per Meal                         Per Meal For
                         Clay County:                                                                  All Sites

Brazil __________________________$0.78                                   $3.00  

Clay City________________________$1.08                                     

                         Parke County:

Marshall_________________________$1.12
                                   
Montezuma______________________$1.00                                                                 

Rockville________________________ $1.01                                    

Rosedale________________________  Was Closed 10-3-2005

                         Putnam County:

Greencastle______________________$0.84                                                     

                          Sullivan County:

Carlisle__________________________$1.65

Dugger__________________________$1.09

Farmersburg_____________________  Was Closed 10-3-2005

Shelburn________________________  $0.69

Sullivan_________________________  $1.05 (Was Closed 3-15-2006)

                         Vermillion County:
Cayuga__________________________ $0.71

Clinton___________________________$0.62

Perrysville________________________ Was Closed 3-31-2003

                         Vigo County:

Deming__________________________ $0.47

Dreiser Square____________________ $0.31

Garfield__________________________ $0.62

Grace____________________________  Was Closed 11-22-2004

Lost Creek________________________$1.04

Maryvale__________________________$0.62

North Terre Haute__________________ $0.31

Peddle Park_______________________ $1.09

Riley_____________________________ $1.48

West Terre Haute___________________ Was Closed 10-3-2005

If you would like to Adopt-A-Site to help preserve these important programs in your area.  
Click Here for Donation Form.
Call Patty Cannoy 1-800-489-1561 or by email at pcannoy@westcentralin.com
For people who are less active and their caregivers, the Agency provides services to allow them to remain independent for as long as possible.

Some of these include:
-Information and Referral
-Home-Delivered Meals
-Adult Day Care
-Case Management
West Central Indiana Economic Development District's Programs on Aging, (Area 7 Agency), is the point of entry for In-Home Services for the elderly and disabled. An array of programs and services are provided to allow the individual to remain in their home.

The organization believes that an active body and mind are the basic elements to remain healthy. To support this belief, a variety of opportunities are presented to the mobile, active senior.

Included Are:
-Congregate Dining
-Transportation
-Employment Program
-Volunteer Programs
-Healthy Thoughts
-Senior Centers
-Legal Services
-Trips



A United Way Agency















Information and Assistance
  

    Aging and Disabled Resource Center

This is the entry point for people seeking help. Trained specialists provide information and answers to questions about senior issues such as medicare, housing, transportation, equipment, financial assistance and home health care. Have questions? This is where to start.

Contact Yvonne Spittler, ADRC Coordinator at 812-238-1561 Ext. 249 to request attendance at any health fair events by Area 7.

 Contact:  Glenda Parks, Information and Referrals Specialist    Yvonne Spittler, ADRC Coordinator

Transportation:
SENIOR, DISABLED AND RURAL TRANSPORTATION


Transportation for medical and nutrition needs is available to persons 60 years and older on a donation basis in Parke, Vermillion and Vigo Counties from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Monday through Friday. Disabled persons under age 60 may qualify for programs that assist with transportation in those counties.

Transportation for personal reasons (shopping, beauty shop/barber) is available on a fee basis. Rural public transportation is available in Sullivan and Vigo Counties on a fee basis.

 Contact: Sheldon Boyer, Transportation Coordinator (top)


Nutrition Program

 The Nutrition Program provides hot noon meals, Monday through Friday, at community dining sites to persons age 60 and over. Each site offers fellowship and educational programs. Some sites also offer crafts, games and other social activities. In addition, home delivered meals are available to homebound persons age 60 and older or disabled (applicable to funding guidelines). The homebound person must have an assessment done by a Case Manager to determine eligibility.

 Contact:  Chris Mangia, Nutrition Specialist, (top)


McMillan Adult Day Care Center

 McMillan Adult Day Services offers a unique and affordable alternative to long-term care for families of adults who cannot be left alone during the day, but do not require 24 hour nursing care. Trained activities specialists offer a full activities program, designed to meet the needs of older adults and to maintain their or improve their level of functioning. Two nurses on staff monitor clients and provide healthcare as needed. Individualized care planning insures personalized services for each client. Center hours are 7:00 am to 5:30 pm., Monday through Friday. Transportation is available in Terre Haute city limits by prearrangement. Call 232-4627 for more information.

 Contact: Margaret Scott, Director McMillan Center or visit online McMillan Adult Day Service (top)


In-Home Services

Trained personnel visit the homes of clients to discuss how the needs of the individuals can be met. A needs assessment must be completed to determine eligibility for In-Home services. Case Managers follow-up with clients ensuring that needs have been met and have not changed.

PRE-ADMISSIONS SCREENING 

Personal screening of nursing home applicants to assist individuals and families in preventing unnecessary or premature admission to long-term care facilities.

PREVENTIVE HEALTH

Various programs on wellness, promoting exercise, fitness, proper nutrition, vision care, home safety, mental health, smoking cessation and the safe use of medications.

OMBUDSMAN 

An advocacy program which assists with resolving problems between nursing home residents, administration, staff members and families.



Contact: Lesley Rowe, In-Home Services Director, Patty Butterfield, Pre-Admissions ,Linda Chesher, Clerk Records Keeper,
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