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Veronica spends a lot of her free time working with other non-profit recovery and religious organizations in the community. At the Mission Oaks nursing home, education has always been a top priority. It is important to us that you and your family have the best knowledge available. Our staff can provide guidance in many situations, especially regarding Medicare and Medicaid, healthy senior aging and the admissions process. We also understand that therapy is important to a body’s health. Unlike others who contract their therapists, Mission Oaks has an in-house therapy team.
She has dedicated more than two decades specializing in assisting unhoused adults with chemical use disorders and mental health impairments. Her focus is on offering resources and support as they’re on their journey of sobriety, mental and physical health. She believes these are keys to helping discover what sober living is. In 2012, she was offered a position as the Lead Advocate. Prior to her working at Missions Inc. her career began with her working as a Case Manager for the Shell’s Seeker Program at Salvation Army Harbor Lights Multiservice Center. In 2000 she worked at Avivo, formerly Spectrum Community Mental Health as an Outreach Specialist.
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We are governed by a 15-member Board of Directors, whose wide range of expertise guides and supports the organization. Our management team provides leadership from a wealth of experience in our primary service areas. Our staff of nearly 200 full-time and part-time employees provides services with respect and compassion, as advocates for the people we serve. We are assisted by several hundred volunteers, whose invaluable contributions range from a special one-day event for the children at our battered women shelter to working every day alongside staff providing essential services.
His favorite movie is The Color Purple and his favorite reading material is Sports Illustrated. Programs in 1979 as a Chemical Dependency Technician at Mission Detox Center. In 2008, Dan was promoted to his current position of Program Director at Mission Lodge. Dan provides oversight over the daily operations of the program, including budget management, personnel supervision, and program development. Dan studied at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul and the University of Minnesota; he held his LADC until 2016. Dan's most memorable movie is Apocalypse Now, the 1979 version.
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We are a full-service health care services and management company, with a specific focus on long-term skilled nursing care and assisted living. Mission Point offers healthcare services right in your community. Whether your needs are short-term skilled nursing & rehabilitation care, long-term care, hospice care or respite care, Mission Point’s goal is to provide the highest level of quality of care in a compassionate and safe environment.
Aimee has over 20 plus years of administration experience. Driven by her passion for people and organizational processes, she takes pride in providing the best collaborative and strategic support possible. When she is not planning or organizing, Aimee loves to spend time with her family, go on long walks, do anything outdoors or read a good book. Some of her favorites are The Boys in the Boat, Where the Crawdads Sing or any classic Sherlock Holmes stories. We are a nursing home that specializes in mental health care for geriatric patients and with our specific focus, stability is a key to our success.
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Programs provides a collaborative community and safe space where people are empowered to heal and transform their lives. Our residents are doing the hardest and most important work of all, bravely facing the challenges that lie ahead, taking control of their lives and finding hope in the future. Our main campus is located on the north shore of Medicine Lake in Plymouth, MN, offering a natural environment in which to pause, heal and gain strength for a new beginning. The facility was at one point housed in the Union City Mission Chapel before it was torn down in 1995 and patients were moved to new facility. Mission Nursing Home offers an indoor smoking area for cigarettes only.
The first private chemical dependency treatment program in Minnesota was started by the organization in 1948, an outgrowth of the emerging Alcoholics Anonymous movement. During this time, Missions Inc. became a key participant in the development of the ‘Minnesota Model’ for chemical dependency treatment. In the 1960s Missions Inc. discontinued its operations in Minneapolis.
One way we provide stability is through staff longevity and our Director of Nurses has been with the building for more than 15 years. Our skilled care team continually seeks ways to improve the quality of care we offer our residents. As a resident or family member, please feel free to contact our customer care line at any time to express concerns, offer advice, or seek assistance with a problem you may have. Your call can be anonymous, and all concerns are reviewed by our customer care team and followed-up on. We aim to be a true holistic Luxury Marketplace for the entire world providing an all-encompassing experience to every stakeholder in the luxury industry.
As the world's truly holistic luxury marketplace, we are deploying some of the best technologies to provide the best luxury experience to consumers online in terms of information, offering exciting luxury deals and unearthing new luxury brands, etc. Programs in January 2022 as Grant Writer and is responsible for securing philanthropic support from corporate, private and community foundations that align with the needs and foster the growth and sustainability of Missions Inc. She has extensive experience with Minnesota nonprofits raising both philanthropic and government funds to support a wide range of program areas. Paula has advanced degrees from the University of Minnesota and a Fundraising/ Fund Development Certificate from the Center for Nonprofit Management at the University of St. Thomas. Her go-to book is Pema Chödrön’s Start Where You Are.
Mr. Ronningen also currently works at Modern Foundation. Tammie Fallon is the current First Vice-Chair of the Missions Inc. Programs Board of Directors, serving on the Finance, Development and Building/Planning committees. Stacey Billy is the current Chair of the Missions Inc. Programs Board of Directors, serving on Finance, Development, DEI/Nominations and Building/Planning committees.
Michelle studied Human Services Administration at Metropolitan State University. Her favorite movie is Five Heart Beats and her favorite book is anything by John Sanford. Other pioneering programs followed, including the state’s first skilled-care nursing facility for men in 1964, and the first detoxification center in 1978. In the early 1980s Missions Inc. initiated services for battered women and their children in Northwest Hennepin County, and in 2001, began the first transitional housing program for women in recovery in Ramsey County. Today, Missions Inc. continues to evolve to meet many of the most urgent, yet often unacknowledged, social service needs.
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