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Building dignified lives of well-being, independence, and inclusion.

Pioneer Center for Human Services has been transforming lives and empowering communities since 1958. As a private, non-profit 501c (3) charitable organization, we help improve the lives of individuals challenged by developmental disabilities, behavioral health issues and homelessness.

Developmental Disabilities

Developmental Disabilities

We are dedicated to helping individuals live full lives with dignity, respect, and independence.

Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health

We offer professional services to patients of all ages to improve mental health and overcome life’s challenges.

Homeless Services

Homeless Services

We provide basic needs, critical recovery resources, and practical solutions for a sustainable future to those seeking shelter.

Awaken possibilities, navigate conflict, build hope.

Awaken possibilities, navigate conflict, build hope.

Pioneer Center is a proud recipient of the coveted Commission Accreditation of Rehabilition Facilities (CARF) three-year accreditation. This recognition assures the public of our commitment to continuously improve service quality and remain focused on the satisfaction of the individuals we serve.

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Our Impact in the Community

Our Impact in the Community

Since 1958, Pioneer Center for Human Services has successfully helped thousands of clients lead lives filled with opportunities to share their unique skills and talents and become productive, engaged individuals within their families and their communities.

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The Spring Client Craft Fair was a huge success!

Lots of supporters came out to buy handmade unique crafts and visit with the clients. Kelly Huff Lorenz from from Menomonee Falls, WI, (pictured first left - with Jorge), granddaughter of our founder Verona Huff, made a special trip to the fair with her friends. Ann Huetter, (pictured second ) a Master Gardener who volunteers with our Pioneer Center Garden Club, was buying handmade flower pens made by Diane.

Thanks to all the clients and staff who worked so hard to make it happen! #craftfair #springcraftshow #developmentaldisabilities #IDD #pioneercenter
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The Spring Client Craft Fair was a huge success! 

Lots of supporters came out to buy handmade unique crafts and visit with the clients. Kelly Huff Lorenz from from Menomonee Falls, WI, (pictured first left - with Jorge), granddaughter of our founder Verona Huff, made a special trip to the fair with her friends. Ann Huetter, (pictured second ) a Master Gardener who volunteers with our Pioneer Center Garden Club, was buying handmade flower pens made by Diane.

Thanks to all the clients and staff who worked so hard to make it happen! #craftfair #springcraftshow #developmentaldisabilities #IDD #pioneercenter