Normandale Center for Healing & Wholeness

'Tis the season to give! Come together this season with a gift to the Normandale Center for Healing & Wholeness. Your generosity will make a real impact on the community, allowing us to continue providing services to seniors and their families. Let's make this the best giving day ever! Start right now by clicking on the Give to the Max logo above. Open your heart and support seniors and the dedicated caregivers in their life today!

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Welcome

The Normandale Center for Healing and Wholeness (the Center) is a mission outreach program of Normandale Lutheran Church which serves the entire community. The Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization with the mission to “walk with” seniors, their family members, friends and caregivers, to provide support for healthy aging in body, mind & spirit.

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Founded in 1998, the Center serves over 500 seniors and family members annually residing in Edina, Eden Prairie, Minneapolis, Bloomington, Richfield and the surrounding Southwest suburban metropolitan area.

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The Center is financially supported through generous gifts from the Normandale Lutheran Church community, Fairview Health Systems, Older American Act funds via the Metropolitan Area Association on Aging, corporate contributions, grants and individual donations.

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About the Center

The Center's approach to serving seniors and caregivers is relationship-based - that is, to build on the capacity and strengths of the senior and family, and make use of volunteer and paid staff to maximize positive impact while minimizing costs.

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We work to support seniors and their family caregivers through holistic services and collaborative programming. In this spirit we strive to:

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• Strengthen, maintain or establish seniors’ connections with the community

• Alleviate isolation

• Maintain / improve mental, physical and emotional health

• Extend independence

• Enhance quality of life

• Alleviate caregiver burden

• Support caregiver capacity 

We're Here For You

Many people come to the Center for one need, but end up returning for other programs and services—ultimately working with a variety of staff and volunteers to access the broad spectrum of services the Center has to offer.

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We view this as a positive affirmation of the quality of the connections developed with individuals and their families.

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