Every Legacy service is guided by the same purpose: to create meaningful opportunities for people to grow in confidence, connect with others, gain independence, and move toward goals that matter to them. We listen first, build trust, and shape our approach around each person because progress is personal.
By honoring our students’ individuality and diverse learning styles, we foster a sense of belonging, purpose, and possibility for everyone who walks through our doors.
At Wildcat Legacy we provide alternative education for kids in the Trempealeau County region and beyond. Our adaptive and flexible learning environment features individualized support and ample opportunities for our students to self-regulate in a constructive way.
Through our commitment to make a difference in the lives of our students and the communities they call home, we aim to cultivate a community of transformation for our learners to find their voice and shape their own path to meaningful futures.
If you are interested in discussing options for your child, please contact us at info@wildcatlegacy.com or by calling (608) 864 - 2050
Legacy Behavioral Health provides individualized, community-based services through Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) and Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS). We meet children, adults, and families with understanding and respect, working alongside them to coordinate support around each person’s strengths, needs, interests, and goals. Families can expect a team that listens without judgment, communicates openly, and celebrates progress at every stage. Depending on the program and individualized plan, support may include therapy, peer services, skill development, respite care, and assistance with daily living.
Because skills are most useful when they connect to everyday life, services may take place at home, throughout the community, or at Legacy’s hobby farm. Activities such as shopping, visiting a park, volunteering, or spending time with animals can provide natural opportunities to practice communication, decision-making, emotional regulation, responsibility, and social skills in ways that feel relevant to the participant.
If you are interested in discussing services, please contact us at referrals@legacycompaniesllc.com or by calling (715) 533 - 8723
Legacy provides safe, reliable transportation to medical appointments and other essential destinations for individuals who may need additional support during travel. Our team understands the complex health needs some passengers may experience and approaches every ride with attentiveness, dignity, and care. From the moment someone enters one of our vehicles until they arrive safely at their destination, we want them to feel comfortable, supported, and cared for.
Transportation can make the difference between receiving essential care and going without it. By combining dependable service with a person-centered approach, Legacy helps reduce transportation barriers so people can reach the care and resources they need with greater confidence.
We may partner with healthcare providers, county and human services agencies, residential and long-term care organizations, behavioral health programs, and other community partners seeking dependable transportation for the people they support.
If you are interested in discussing services, please contact us at referrals@legacycompaniesllc.com or by calling (715) 533 - 8723
Who does Legacy serve and where are services provided?
Legacy supports children and families across Western Wisconsin with a wide range of needs and goals. We also partner with school districts, county agencies, healthcare providers, and other human service organizations seeking supplemental, person-centered services.
The setting depends on the service and the individual. Services may take place at Wildcat Legacy School, at home, throughout the community, or at Legacy’s hobby farm.
Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) is a Wisconsin program for children and adults with mental health or substance use needs who benefit from ongoing, coordinated support. Services are based on an individualized plan and may include therapy, peer support, skill development, and assistance with daily living.
Children’s Long-Term Support (CLTS) is a Wisconsin Medicaid program for eligible children and young adults under age 22 with disabilities. It provides individualized services and supports that help children grow, develop new skills, and participate more fully in their homes and communities.
Yes. Children who meet the requirements for both programs may be dually enrolled. Their teams coordinate services so each program addresses appropriate needs within one individualized plan.
Eligibility is determined through the county or Tribal Nation that administers the program. Legacy can answer questions about the services we provide, but families should contact their local health and human services agency to begin the official screening and enrollment process.
Costs and funding vary by service, program eligibility, county contracts, and individual circumstances. Services may be funded through programs such as CCS or CLTS or through agreements with school districts, counties, healthcare providers, and other partner organizations. Private-pay options may also be available for select services. Contact Legacy for individualized rates.
Timing depends on program eligibility, current availability, required authorizations, location, and scheduling. Once we understand what you are looking for, our team can explain the anticipated timeline and next steps.
We approach our relationships with school districts, county agencies, healthcare providers, and other community organizations as true partnerships built around shared goals. Our partners can count on us to answer the phone, communicate openly, respond when needs change, and help solve problems with flexibility, creativity, and care.