How can I help?
How can I make a donation to your agency?
How is your agency funded?
New Hire
Do I need to be a certified nursing assistant (CNA)?
Are scrubs required?
Can I pick up hours at other programs?
Can I switch to a different program if I don’t like the one I’m at?
Do I have to worry about my job being eliminated?
How long has Agape been around?
How quickly can I start?
Is there room to move up?
What are perks of working for Agape?
What do schedules look like?
What is the dress code?
Where are your programs located?
Where will my training be?
Will I be reimbursed for mileage?
Program Information
What is a 'licensed' program?
What geographic area does Agape serve?
How can I refer someone to your agency?
Can I make arrangements to tour an Agape site?
MISC
What is an ADRC?
What if I don't see a support that I'm looking for on your website?

How can I help?

How can I make a donation to your agency?
Agape accepts donations of any amount to provide for specific service needs and capital expenditures. Please contact us at info@agapeinc.org or call 920-734-9871.
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How is your agency funded?
Agape of Appleton, Inc. is a private, non-profit agency. Most of Agape's support services are funded with governmental funds through contracts. Agape also has the ability to accept private funds for service.
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New Hire

Do I need to be a certified nursing assistant (CNA)?
No, we provide all necessary training.  CNA certification is not received or required.
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Are scrubs required?
No, we want our staff to blend in when taking our participants out in the community.
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Can I pick up hours at other programs?
Yes, we encourage all employees to cross-train at other programs to learn more about the agency as it can help with growth within the agency.
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Can I switch to a different program if I don’t like the one I’m at?
We hope to place you in the program that best fits you however, should you feel the need to transfer programs, we encourage you to talk to your supervisor.
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Do I have to worry about my job being eliminated?
No, as Agape is an essential business, your job is safe with us.
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How long has Agape been around?
Agape has been around since 1974. We started with one child and one home only. Since then, we’ve grown and are still currently continuing to grow. We now currently have 17 programs and about 100 participants. We would love to see you grow with us.
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How quickly can I start?
Once offered the position, the next steps require new hire paperwork and a physical prior to starting. Once that is completed, you are then scheduled for general orientation.  General Orientation includes scheduling training courses and training/shadowing in the program
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Is there room to move up?
Yes, there is room for growth.  Agape stresses on internal hires before looking external. 90% of our management is from within.
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What are perks of working for Agape?
While getting to be a hero and making a difference in someone’s life is the greatest perk, there are other perks as well.  Such as free meals with participants in some programs, participating in or attending activities (going out to eat, going to the movies, shopping, etc.), attending community events (Sports games, dances etc.), staff appreciation outings such as holiday parties and summer picnics, etc.
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What do schedules look like?
Schedules are made per program according to participant needs. While some programs may be similar, no two are exactly alike.
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What is the dress code?
The agency asks that an employee’s appearance contributes to a positive, respectful, and safe environment for participants, employees, and the public. Employees are expected to dress appropriately for the tasks to be performed. Clothing should be neat, clean, and appropriate.

Unacceptable clothing includes but not limited to, distressed jeans, spaghetti straps, shirts with inappropriate content, and clothing that is revealing in nature.
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Where are your programs located?
Agape proudly has programs located in Appleton, Little Chute, Kimberly, Kaukauna, and Fond Du Lac.
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Where will my training be?
We provide fully paid training for all employees. All mandatory classes will be completed at the Corporate office.  All other training will be done in your specific program.
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Will I be reimbursed for mileage?
Anytime an employee uses their personal vehicle while on shift, they will be reimbursed for mileage.
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Program Information

What is a 'licensed' program?
The state of Wisconsin 'licenses' certain group living situations such as group homes and adult family homes. Entities must meet strict requirements for assuring physical safety, programming, staffing, training and ongoing daily supports. The State monitors the quality of services through unannounced site visits. If violations are found the service provider must correct the violations. The State has the authority to fine providers for significant violations and in critical situations not allow the program to continue operating. You can find out more about State oversight and licensing as well as what to look for when considering assisted living at the following website:
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What geographic area does Agape serve?
We have provided supports in Outagamie, Calumet, Winnebago, Fond du Lac and Dodge Counties. We are not restricted to any particular county.
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How can I refer someone to your agency?
Just contact us at info@agapeinc.org or call us at 920-734-9871 and indicate you are interested in referring someone for residential support services. You will be connected to a Services Coordinator who can answer your questions and start the process.
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Can I make arrangements to tour an Agape site?
We encourage you to contact us for a tour and opportunity to learn about our services first hand. Our Corporate Office hours are: Monday thru Friday from 8:00am-4:00pm. Please contact us at: info@agapeinc.org or call us at 920-734-9871.
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What is an ADRC?
ADRC stands for Aging & Disability Resource Center. It offers adults and families of Outagamie, Calumet and Waupaca Counties a single point of contact for information and assistance plus individual service planning to enhance self-sufficiency and quality of life. They can provide information and referral, long term care options counseling, benefits counseling, early intervention, short term case management, and eligibility determination for long term support benefits.
You can find out more about the ADRC at: www.yourADRCresource.org
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What if I don't see a support that I'm looking for on your website?
If you don't see a support that you are looking for, please contact us at: info@agapeinc.org or call 920-734-9871 and ask to speak to a Services Coordinator.
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