Building a Better Bridge: How LSS Is Supporting Youth and Families Beyond Residential Treatment 

For decades, youth residential treatment programs have helped children and young adults stabilize, heal, and prepare for a brighter future. Yet one important question remains:  What happens when they go home?  The answer matters more than many people realize.  A young person may leave treatment with new coping skills, stronger decision-making abilities, and renewed hope.…

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LSS Among Recipients of Green Bay Packers Foundation Grants

Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan (LSS) is honored to be among the organizations supported through the Green Bay Packers Foundation’s annual grant program, which awarded $1.6 million to 402 civic and charitable organizations across Wisconsin. This year’s grant cycle focused on three critical areas: animal welfare, homelessness, and human services. As an…

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LSS Highlighted as Affordable Housing Resource in Racine

Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan (LSS) was recently featured in a Racine-area housing resource article highlighting affordable and subsidized housing options for older adults and individuals with disabilities. The article recognizes LSS’s supportive housing services in Racine, including South Willow Apartments and Willow Wood Apartments, which offer subsidized housing opportunities for individuals…

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LSS & ICFW: Partnering for Family Well-Being

As the Institute for Child and Family Well-Being (ICFW) celebrates 10 years of advancing child and family well-being across Wisconsin, Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan (LSS) is proud to be recognized as one of the institute’s valued community partners. The article highlights ICFW’s decade-long commitment to combining research, community engagement, and systems…

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