Thanks to your support, residents in our Health Center were able to engage and now a enjoy a Bloom and Grow Garden.

Music and Memory makes a real difference in the lives of those with dementia.

Thanks to the Wisconsin Council of the Blind and Visually Impaired for coming to Capitol Lakes to share resources for those with vision loss

'Step Into Spring' challenges Capitol Lakes residents to walk 1 mile or 30 minutes at least three times a week.

Roughly one year after shut down nearly the entire Capitol Lakes campus was vaccinated making in person events once again possible.

When the Wellness Center had to close in late 2020 our residents stayed strong in the face of adversity.

Your Foundation was proud to provide the funding to print the 45th Anniversary edition of the Center Post.

Together, we are enhancing the living experience for all residents during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.

Capitol Lakes' Cycling without Age program offers mobility and freedom especially during this unprecedented time of social isolation.

Watch this short video to see what you made possible across our campus and community in 2020.

During this challenging time, we are working to ensure that our residents have access to engaging activities that exercise the body & mind.

“Drumming therapy – perhaps more than any other program on campus – brings people together."

When several residents requested a ping pong table we knew this could be one of those chances to do something special.

Capitol Lakes continues to move our residents – and their health – forward each and every day.

A rickshaw is a way to give residents across our campus an increased sense of mobility and freedom.

“The residents were in a happier mood after the music therapy group....The benefits carried over into dinner."