Minds in Motion
For more information on our Minds in Motion Program, call
(608) 755-4123
activity-based programing
Minds in Motion is KANDU’s newest community-based day habilitation program, designed to help seniors improve self-help, adaptive skills, and independence.
minds in motion
It can be difficult for primary caregivers to provide the social interactions their elderly loved ones need to truly thrive, mainly due to barriers including costs, lack of resources, the ability to physically support them, and transportation. KANDU’s Minds in Motion program provides opportunities for aging adults to increase physical movement, maintain cognitive abilities, and create social relationships, all leading to better mental and physical health outcomes. KANDU’s model of care is activity-based rather than medical. Our client service team works cooperatively with each participant and their support system to assess individual needs and develop team based activities designed to reach specific goals.
You or your loved one will spend 80% of the time with KANDU engaged in community activities like:
- Park and trail exploration
- Civic centers, libraries & recreational facilities
- Shopping
- Volunteering
- Dining
- Movies
- And more
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Livin' & Learnin' clients had a blast at Discovery World in Milwaukee! The highlights of the day included learning about various types of fish and being able to take home a 3D puzzle. These experiences help our clients connect with the community, explore new opportunties, and create... lasting memories.
To learn more about Livin' & Learnin' and all of KANDU's programs, visit: https://www.kanduindustries.com/programs-and-services/
Today, Cotey is living the life he dreamed of in his own apartment. Every day, KANDU makes dreams like Cotey’s a reality, ensuring that people with disabilities have every opportunity to thrive and experience a life full of choice and purpose, enriching our community as a whole.
But we ...need your help to fill the gap between funding sources and costs to administer our programs. It simply isn't enough.
Donate to KANDU's annual giving campaign to give people like Cotey more opportunities, choices, and independence here: https://www.kanduindustries.com/support/annual-appeal-2024/
KANDU’s Executive Director Kathy Hansen was featured on WCLO Janesville radio this morning in an interview about the proposed rule to phase out the issuance of special wage certificates – 14(c). You can listen to the interview at the link below, which begins 24 minutes into the audio file.
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A proposed new federal rule could jeopardize the vital services Kandu provides to the disabled in our area. We'll talk with Kathy Hansen, Kandu...
www.wclo.com
Do you know someone investing in commercial property? KANDU's former production facility is for sale. For more information contact Kathy Hansen at (262) 880-3977
We are so proud of our clients who competed in the Janesville Area Special Olympics State Bowling Tournament this weekend. 🎳 We are thrilled to share that eight clients brought home medals from the event!
🏅The Special Olympics motto states: “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me... be brave in the attempt.” KANDU clients certainly embodied the sentiment during this competition!
👏 Please join us in congratulating: Cheryl M, Adam H, Steve M, Jeremy B, Ethan F, Michael B, Jimmy N, and Brittany P!
🎄✨ Holiday magic, ready to go home! ✨🎄
These beautifully decorated trees from KANDU’s Festive Forest Extravaganza 🎄 are heading to their lucky winners! Thank you to everyone who participated in the tree raffle and helped make the event a success.
Which tree would ...YOU have picked to take home? Let us know in the comments! 🎁🎅
(All tree winners have been notified by phone, voicemail or email. Winners can pick up their trees at KANDU between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. the week of December 16.)