Children's Service Society of Wisconsin, the state's largest, private, not-for-profit provider of child welfare services, is committed to serving children, strengthening families and building communities.

Easter Seals Kindcare Southeastern Wisconsin is a not for profit values-based agency that supports children and adults with disabilities, their families and caregivers through a range of services.

Now a comprehensive social services agency, La Causa's mission is to provide children, youth and families with quality, comprehensive services to nurture healthy family life and enhance community stability. La Causa serves over 9,000 individuals annually at nine Milwaukee sites through a broad range of childcare, education, prevention and child welfare programs. Some of the nonprofit organization's initiatives include a dual language Charter School, Wisconsin's first bilingual childcare center accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children, Wisconsin's largest bilingual Family Resource Center, and Wisconsin's first 24-hour Crisis Nursery.

Providing music therapy and neurologic music therapy through waiver programs, insurance companies and private pay. Offering services in Washington and Ozaukee Counties

Resdiential and Educational services and supports

ODTC's professional mission is to provide comprehensive residential treatment and educational/vocational services to children, adolescents, and young adults with dually-diagnosed emotional disturbances and developmental disabilities. Programmatically, ODTC's mission is to teach individuals to live, learn and succeed in the community.

In 1987, the Respite Care Association of Wisconsin, Inc. (RCAW) was formally launched. RCAW is the only statewide organization solely dedicated to promoting planned and crisis care respite across the lifespan.

To ensure the rights of all persons with disabilities to live and function as independently as possible in the community of their choice, through supporting individual’s efforts to achieve control over their lives and become integrated into community life. To promote the philosophy of independent living throughout the Society’s Assets service delivery area, emphasizing consumer control/leadership and ability. To serve as a centralized point of contact for information, resources and services in the areas needed to maintain independent living. To be a model employer for persons with disabilities, adhering to accepted affirmative action and equal opportunity principles in all agency programs and facilities. To encourage and assist local communities in the removal of attitudinal, communication, physical, and societal barriers to promote the participation of people with disabilities in their community. To promote the awareness and full exercise of human, statutory and constitutional rights for persons with disabilities.

We provide a menu of services for children through adults that are in the "on-going" phase of treatment. We are behaviorally and cognitive behaviorally based. Our Summer Program has been one of our hilighted programs, and can be used for ESY. We also Focus on providing consulting and evaluations of family-run programs.