At St. Paul Elder Services, our Passages program is a thoughtfully designed continuum of memory support that meets each person where they are in their journey with dementia. Whether at home, in the community, or on our inviting Kaukauna and Green Bay campuses, Passages offers compassionate, personalized care and meaningful engagement for every stage of […]
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Caring for someone with early-stage dementia or Alzheimer’s disease can be a journey filled with both challenges and moments of deep connection. At the heart of that journey is the need for meaningful engagement, community, and purposeful activity. That’s where Memory Connections comes in — a unique brain-enhancement program designed to enrich the lives of
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St. Paul Elder Services is proud to announce the addition of Aaron Hunnel as its new director of resource development and engagement. As director of resource development and engagement, Hunnel will lead fundraising and culture-building efforts, helping SPES to continue to grow in its mission to deliver exceptional, dignified care and community engagement.
Caring for a loved one with memory loss can be a journey filled with love, patience, and countless meaningful moments. There are challenging days, too—but you’re not alone. With the right support, this path can bring connection, comfort, and even moments of joy for both of you. At Club Gabriel, we understand these experiences—and we’re
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McCormick Assisted Living, the Green Bay campus division of St. Paul Elder Services, is a tight-knit community formed not only by residents and employees, but also the volunteers that become mainstays in its homey hallways. One of the many ways that volunteers contribute to the McCormick Assisted Living family is by bringing opportunities for residents
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