Wisconsin Wayfinder: Essential Children's Resources
Wisconsin Wayfinder supports families of children with delays, disabilities, special health care needs, and mental health conditions. Children’s resource guides are helpers who assist families, caregivers, professionals, and organizations in finding a wide array of supports and services available through the Children’s Resource Network. Their services are free and confidential. Connect with a children's resource guide. Call (877) WiscWay or use our contact form.
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Connecting with Wisconsin Wayfinder
It’s easy to connect with Wisconsin Wayfinder. This video will show you how to get friendly assistance from a specialist in your region. Learn about your options to speak with a children’s resource guide through our toll-free number or online contact form.
Common questions answered by children's resource guides
Not all children reach a milestone by a certain age. But there are tools to help you know when to reach out to a medical professional.
Wherever you’re at on your journey, you can contact a children’s resource guide. We will support you and help you find answers.
The Children’s Resource Network offers a range of options that might be right for your family. Support your child’s development by getting help as soon as possible.
If you notice a change in your child’s emotions or behaviors, it’s time to get more information and talk with someone.
Learn more about help for behavioral and mental health conditions
Many families can get free health coverage for their children and teens under Medicaid, even if the family has other insurance. There are also home, community-based, and supplementary services.
At different stages of a child’s life, they may see a variety of doctors and therapists and other health care specialists.
Learn more about health care specialties and therapies for children
If your child has a disability, special education can help them learn.