Healthy Aging & Caregiving Services
Supporting the health and independence of adults to age and be cared for in community
Wilder is committed to improving the lives of individuals to age in place and live where they feel most comfortable, whether in their own home or connected to their community. Seniors, older adults, adults with mental, physical and chronic health conditions and their caregivers have access to a variety of healthy aging and caregiving services, support and resources. Our goal is to support the health and independence of diverse adults to age and care in community. (See our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion at Wilder.)
Clients and participants also have access to our other programs and services, including the Direct Housing Assistance Program that provides financial relief to help families pay their rent or mortgage.
Customized Living Services
Healthy Aging & Wellness Education
Caregiver Services
Support Groups for Caregivers
Meals on Wheels
Let's Connect
Wilder's Healthy Aging & Caregiving Services serves as a hub supports and resources for families, caregivers, employers, counties, organizations, and communities in Minnesota. Caregivers can also access resources, support groups and classes. Call or email us to learn more and set up a free tour. Or fill out our request form with your preferences and we'll contact you.
Volunteer Opportunities
Looking to make an impact in Saint Paul? There are always fun and engaging volunteer opportunities with Wilder Healthy Aging & Caregiver Services. We invite you to learn more about becoming a Wilder volunteer!
Support groups & Gatherings
Wilder Healthy Aging and Caregiving offers support groups and other events for caregivers, wellness classes for people living with chronic conditions, and other events and opportunities for older adults and caregivers.
Providing John and Chris Kuderka support and respite from Alzheimer's disease
When John Kuderka was diagnosed with severe Alzheimer’s Disease, the social worker assigned to his wife, Chris, and their children shared some valuable advice.
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