Expansion comes as Wisconsin grapples with limited amount of caregivers
The YWCA of La Crosse has been chosen as the care provider in a unique plan by La Crosse County to provide intergenerational day care for children and adults with dementia.
The plan is part of a nearly $20 million expansion and remodeling of a county-owned nursing home.
“There’s a child care crisis in our area. We don’t have enough child care availability to meet the needs of our community,” said YWCA La Crosse Executive Director Rosanne Northwood. “To participate in this intergenerational care center will help us to offer a diversified setting that will align with what some families are looking for for care.”...
The plan is part of a nearly $20 million expansion and remodeling of a county-owned nursing home.
“There’s a child care crisis in our area. We don’t have enough child care availability to meet the needs of our community,” said YWCA La Crosse Executive Director Rosanne Northwood. “To participate in this intergenerational care center will help us to offer a diversified setting that will align with what some families are looking for for care.”...
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