Sheboygan County Aging and Disability Resource Center

12/18/2025

It’s your time to take charge of your health, feel young again, and grow old with vitality! Our health promotion classes are designed specifically for adults 60+ and focus on building strength, balance, and lasting friendships.

Whether you're looking to enhance your mobility, manage a chronic condition, or simply meet new people, we have something for you!

To register for any of our classes below please call the ADRC at 920-467-4100!

12/17/2025

Save the date for Healthy Sheboygan County's Activity Coalition's best in Snow Snowman building contest!

Save the date for Healthy Sheboygan County’s Activity Coalition's Best In Snow snowman building contest! ❄⛄

12/16/2025

Are you ready to add some fun, energy, and community to your week? Join our StrongBodies fitness class! This isn't just exercise; it's movement with focuses on balance, strength, and community!

To register please call the ADRC at 920-467-4100!

12/16/2025

We were excited to welcome the talented Sound Celebration to our Howard’s Grove Senior Dining Site for a delightful musical performance today!

The beautiful harmonies, a great meal from Fresh Meals On Wheels of Sheboygan County, Inc., and a morning full of connection made for a great day!

Thank you to everyone who attended, performed and put together today!

12/16/2025

A friendly reminder as the New Year is approaching!

Just a reminder that select Sheboygan County buildings will close at 4:30 p.m. beginning January 1st.

Affected buildings:
• Administration Building
• Aging and Disability Resource Center
• Health and Human Services
• Courthouse

Please plan your visits accordingly.

12/15/2025

Lisa Hurley, Caregiver & Dementia Care Specialist at the Sheboygan Couty Aging and Disability Resource Center was recently featured by Sheboygan County.

Watch the video to learn more...

12/13/2025

As we enter a Cold Weather Advisory please take precaution as you head out of this weekend! Stay warm, stay safe, and enjoy your weekend! 🥶

12/11/2025

The couch may be comfy, but spending too much time sitting is bad for your health. Time to Stand Up for Your Health!

Research shows that excessive sedentary behavior (or ‘sitting time’) has been linked to serious health consequences. In fact, too much sitting time is equivalent to smoking 15 ci******es per day! The Stand Up for Your Health program gives you strategies to do just that – stand up more!

Call to register today for our next Stand Up for Your Health class beginning in January!

12/11/2025

Check out this great article from Mental Health America Lakeshore - MHA about caring for yourself and others this Holiday season!

Being There for Yourself and Others This Holiday Season For many people, the holidays include moments of joy, warmth, and tradition. For others, and for many of us even in the best of times, the season can stir up loneliness, grief, or the pressure to meet expectations that feel impossible. It

12/10/2025

What a great turnout for our Safe Steps in Snow event we had earlier this week! A special thank-you Alison Zimmermann, PT, DPT, from Prevea Health for sharing expert advice to help us all move with more confidence on snowy and icy surfaces and to Uptown Social for hosting this event!

Winter can be challenging, but with the right knowledge, we can all take safer steps. Thank you to everyone who attended and helped make this event such a success—stay safe this winter!

12/10/2025

In the midst of the Winter Wonderland and the snow we have if you must shovel, pace yourself, push snow instead of lifting, take breaks, stay hydrated, dress warmly, and call 911 for symptoms like chest pain or dizziness.