Southern Wisconsin Center
People first for over 100 years
Established in 1919, Southern Wisconsin Center (SWC) serves adult clients with intellectual disabilities combined with other physical or mental health disorders. SWC provides a wide variety of programs and opportunities to assist and prepare these adults to successfully live in the setting that best meets their needs. SWC is one of three centers for individuals with intellectual disabilities managed by the Division of Care and Treatment Services.
Grow the health care career and future you've always wanted. We're hiring!
We are currently hiring nurses, psychologists, psychiatrists, and certified nursing assistants to fill essential health care positions in our seven care and treatment facilities across Wisconsin, including SWC. If you’re ready to advance your career and enrich your personal life, all while creating an impact on the lives of the patients under our care, explore our available positions.
Interested in a career not related to health care? We have those, too! Learn more about all career opportunities at SWC.
Wisconsin START Initiative
In 2022, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services contracted with the National Center for START Services to evaluate the state’s service system for people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health needs. Called the START Scan (PDF), this evaluation helped us learn how effective services and supports are for people who have intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health needs in Wisconsin.
The START Scan will drive our next steps to make improvements. We need your help to analyze and address the START Scan's findings in Wisconsin. Visit our START Initiative page to learn more and see how to get involved.
Southern Wisconsin Center
21425 Spring St.
Union Grove, WI 53182
262-878-2411
262-878-2922 - Fax