Rolling Acres

Mount Olivet Rolling Acres
7200 Rolling Acres Road
Victoria, Minnesota 55386
(952) 474-5974
Email: LindaB@mtolivetrollingacres.org

... providing persons with mental retardation
and other developmental disabilities the residential facilities,
care and services that will meet their physical, spiritual and psychosocial needs.

Services
Mount Olivet Rolling Acres, a nonprofit, nondenominational organization, provides long-term residential services and short-term support programs for persons with developmental disabilities both on- and off-campus.

Location
The main campus is located twenty miles west of Minneapolis, in Victoria, Minnesota. The facility is situated on over twenty acres of beautiful woodland on the shores of Schutz Lake. Community homes and other service sites are located primarily in the west metro area.

Program
Programming goals help all individuals maximize their potential and achieve a happy and fulfilling life. Staff directed training combined with community schools and day programs help individuals learn appropriate skills for vocational, home and community living.

Victoria
Our primary campus program serves children and adults with developmental disabilities. Residents must be mobile and children under 16 must have special permission from the state of Minnesota. Further information and an application can be obtained by writing or calling us or your county social worker.
Community Homes
Supported living services (SLS) are provided in seven community homes for persons with developmental disabilities. These four-person single-family homes are located in western Hennepin, Scott and Carver Counties. Licensed as adult foster homes with Waivered Service funding, these programs offer persons with high needs and vulnerabilities the opportunity to live in a very normal setting, while still receiving intensive training and 24-hour supervision.

17th Annual Golf Scramble
The 17th Annual Mount Olivet Rolling Acres Golf Tournament was a huge success. Please check back for information for next year's event. Thank you to everyone for your continued support.

MORA - MCGregor Cabins
In 1997, this former resort was donated to Mount Olivet Rolling Acres. We are fortunate to be able to offer use of the cabins and property to our clients, families, and staff free of charge.

The site is located 2.7 miles west of the town of McGregor, Minnesota and is nestled between the shores of Bass Lake and Rock Lake. The 40 + acres of woodlands, ponds and lakes offer a beautiful and relaxing vacation destination. The property has undergone many modifications in recent years and now includes 3 fully accessible cabins, the lodge, which has partial accessibility, and a recreation building, perfect for those rainy days or playing a game or two. The natural surroundings of the property offer an array of outdoor recreation possibilities. There are wonderful grassy areas for games or picnics complete with a playground. The two lakes offer visitors a chance to relax on a boat ride, try some fishing or enjoy swimming at the beach. Many visitors enjoy sitting on the deck taking in the beautiful sunsets!

For more information on MORA-McGregor, please contact Stephanie Kohl at (952) 401-4872.

Transition Shelter Program
The Richfield Transition Shelter Home provides temporary services to children with developmental disabilities who have an immediate need for shelter. Service is provided in a handicapped accessible double bungalow in Richfield located near numerous community resources.

In-Home Family Support and Respite Services
In-Home Family Support allows individuals to remain in their family home while receiving developmental and training services to foster increased independence in daily living skills and maintain a high quality of life. Respite is a short-term service with supervision and assistance designed to relieve the primary caregiver for a few hours each month without being a developmental and training service.

Special Services Program
The Special Services Program (SSP) provides crisis prevention and intervention services to people with mental retardation or related conditions who are at risk of being removed from their home due to their challenging behavior. Prevention of out-of-home placement is the goal. Off-campus services are provided by an outreach team consisting of a psychiatric nurse and behavior analyst. On-campus services in a secure 4-bed unit are provided in a structured environment by qualified staff in addition to the assessment team.

Metro Crisis Coordination Program
This is a collaborative effort among the counties of Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott and Washington to prevent behavioral crises that affect the residential and/or work/educational placements of people with developmental disabilities. MCCP coordinates the efforts of all public and private providers to accomplish this purpose. You can reach them at (952) 767-3125.
Activities
Residents enjoy a wide variety of leisure activities that are supplemented by scheduled community events. Seasonal activities, like swimming, boating, sledding and skating are an important component of the physical fitness program. Theaters, libraries, restaurants, museums and sporting events provide entertainment and community orientation.

Staff
All staff members are certified and licensed in their fields as required. The staff enthusiastically embraces the primary objective of assisting all individuals to develop their maximum potential. Specialists in the area of psychology, social work, nursing, occupational, recreational and physical therapy, pharmacy and nutrition provide additional support to the direct care staff.

Career Opportunities

Mount Olivet Rolling Acres is looking for people who are compassionate, motivated, enthusiastic and committed to the mission of providing care and services for persons with developmental disabilities. We provide a competitive package of wages and benefits, flexible hours, training and opportunities for personal growth. Please call Human Resources at 952-474-5974 for current job openings.