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• AARP - Nebraska Information Center http://www.aarp.org/states/ne/ (external link)
  INFORMATION CENTER PAMPHLETS and information available at office on:
  Automobile and Homeowner's Insurance
  Boat Insurance
  Credit Card Services
  Dental Insurance
  Driver's Safety Classes for seniors
  Grief and Loss
  Health Care Options
  Homeowners Insurance
  Investment Programs
  Information Center monthly program schedule
  Legal Services Network
  Identity theft
  Life Insurance Program
  Medicare
  Medicare RX Plan
  Medicare Supplement Insurance
  Mobile Home Insurance Program
  Motoring Plan
  Motorcycle Insurance
  Pharmacy Services
  Reverse Mortgages
  Online Software
  Social Security
  
  REFERRALS made to agencies providing service needed throughout Nebraska
  
  TAX COUNSELING for older adults in Douglas, Sarpy and Dodge Counties (during tax season)
  
  BENEFITS CHECK-UP screenings
  
  BEGINNERS COMPUTER CLASSESS for seniors $15 per course
  
  NONMEMBER USAGE of information center
  
  SIGNUP ASSISTANCE for MEDICARE PART D RX prescription drug plans
  
• Annual Credit Report Request Service http://www.annualcreditreport.com (external link)
  CENTRALIZED, FREE AND SECURE SERVICE for consumers to request annual credit reports
  
  UNDER THE FAIR AND ACCURATE CREDIT TRANSACTIONS ACT (FACT Act) consumers can request and obtain a free credit report once every 12 months from each of the three nationwide consumer credit reporting companies
• Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance http://www.bbb.org (external link)
  INFORMATION about the charitable organizations to donors and contributors
• Better Business Bureau, Inc http://www.bbb.org (external link)
  RELIABILITY reports on businesses and charitable organizations
  
  GENERAL consumer education
  
  RESOLUTION of customer complaints
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  24 HOUR REPORTS available through our voice response system
• Blue Valley Community Action Partnership - Admin. Offic http://www.bvca.net (external link)
  PROVIDES services, which vary by county, to low-income residents of Butler, Gage, Fillmore, Jefferson, Polk, Saline, Seward, Thayer and York counties; limited services are available in six other non-member counties in southeastern Nebraska and northern Kansas; this location is the administrative office for all Blue Valley Community Action Partnership county offices
• Catholic Charities - Omaha http://www.ccomaha.org (external link)
  NONPROFIT agency serving, empowering, and advocating for individuals and families in need
  
• Central Nebraska Community Services http://www.welcome2cncs.com (external link)
  WIC
  
  MATERNAL and child health
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS
  
  RURAL health outreach
  
  HEAD START
  
  RENT AND UTILITY assistance
  
  WEATHERIZATION
  
  SUBSIDIZED HOUSING
• Charity Navigator http://www.charitynavigator.org (external link)
  WEBSITE provides information on thousands of charities and evaluates the financial health of each
• Choices Treatment Center, Inc. http://www.choicestreatmentcenter.com (external link)
  FREE EVALUATIONS, assessments and interventions for problem gamblers
  
  FREE FIVE-WEEK FAMILY education program for anyone who wants to learn more about the affects of addiction
  
  INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP counseling (sliding-scale, debt-ratio fee--where applicable)
  
  COUNSELOR PRESENTATIONS to schools, community groups, churches, lawyers, probation, judges and businesses
  
  HELP LINE service available 24 hours
  
  WOMEN'S PROGRAM includes a ten-week women's only group, budget & financial help, domestic violence help and information, exercise and health eating and eating disorders
  
  ALCOHOL/SUBSTANCE ABUSE evaluations and individual counseling
  
  MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENTS & COUNSELING -individual, marriage, couples, family
  
  OVERSPENDING ASSESSMENTS and COUNSELING
  
  FINANCIAL BUDGETING
• ClearPoint Credit Counseling Solutions http://www.clearpointcreditcounselingsolutions.org (external link)
  DISCUSS recommendations for managing credit wisely
  
  ESTABLSH FINANCIAL priorities to maximize income
  
  EXPLORE ALTERNATIVES to help reduce debt
  
  DEVELOP a customized household budget
• Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties http://www.communityactionatwork.org (external link)
  CENTER FOR REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANTS provides assistance with immigration paperwork; career advancement training, employment assistance services.
  
  COMPUTER LEARNING LAB; upon completion of 30 credits of prescribed coursework clients receive a free, refurbished computer; participants must meet income guidelines; open lab times are available
  
  COMPUTER RECYCLING, accepts donations of used computers. Usable parts are refurbished, all other components are recycled. Clients can also take a computre repair training class where they help refurbish computers. The computer recycling program gives recycled computers to individuals successfully completing 30 hours of computer classes and organizations needing computers to increase their ability to serve their clients.
  
  MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT aims to create job opportunities for low-income individuals who want to start their own business or expand the small business they currently own; offers technical and soft-skills training related to small business development administered in the Core Four Business Planning Course curriculum; provides training in the lawn care industry through LAP Lawn Service internship program
  
  HOMELESS VOUCHER PROGRAM serves homeless individuals or families in Lancaster County by providing intensive case management; applicants must be eligible for a Section 8 voucher through Lincoln Housing Authority
  
  HOUSING AND RESOURCES COUNSELING provides emergency assistance with deposit, rent, gas/electric, and water; households must complete an application over the phone or in person to be eligible (must have amount past due); through the LES Energy Voucher Program, clients may receive vouchers that help pay their energy bills
  
  INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT ACCOUNTS (IDA) serve income-eligible Lincoln families by matching their earned income savings to purchase a home, start a business, or pay for post-secondary education tuition fees; interested families must complete financial literacy classes as a prerequisite to participation in the IDA program
  
  CAREER ADVANCEMENT TRAINING (CAT) offers intensive career training to ensure success in any type of employment, including coverage of such topics as problem solving, coping with stress, and communicating appropriately in the workplace; on-the-job training, career guidance, assistance applying for employment, and follow-up support to promote long-term job retention
  
  SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM provides housing subsidies, case management, and supportive services to homeless families in Lincoln; participants are assigned a case manager and work to overcome the barriers that led to homelessness
  
  VITA TAX PREPARATION PROGRAM provides information on Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and eligibility guidelines for the credit; free basic tax preparation is provided to low-income families and individuals who are eligible for EITC
  
  WEATHERIZATION serves renters, owners, multi-units, mobile homes, and standard constructed homes in Lancaster and Saunders counties; households must meet 200% of federal poverty guidelines. Homes are eligible if it has been weatherized before October 1,1993; services include heating inspection and cleaning, furnace replacement, water heater replacement, insulation of attics and sidewalls, insulation in floors and ceilings of mobile homes, caulking and sealing, and window and door replacement
  
  LANDLORD/TENANT SERVICES aims to increase stability in housing among low income individuals and families; services available to anyone requesting information about landlord and tenant relations; however, the program specifically targets low income populations at risk of losing their housing due to eviction
  
  FINANCIAL LITERACY aims to educate individuals and families in important financial skills for life, such as money management, budgeting, credit, banking, and more; program utilizes MoneySmart curriculum - administered in multiple languages
  
  OTHER SERVICES LISTED SEPARATELY:
  HEAD START / EARLY HEAD START comprehensive child development programs serve low income children from birth to age five, pregnant women, and their families; primary focus is school preparedness for low income children; programs take a holistic approach to issues of child development
  
  LANGUAGELINC offers for-fee interpretation and translation services in the Lincoln community with an emphasis on the medical field
  
  REPRESENTATIVE PAYEE PROGRAM provides intensive comprehensive case management services designed to ensure the client's rent, utilities, and other basic needs are met; also provides one on one case support services, information and referrals, budgeting, and goal planning
• Community Action Partnership of Mid-Nebraska http://www.mnca.net (external link)
  ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES for all MIDCAP programs
• Community Action Partnership of Western Nebraska http://www.pcswn.com (external link)
  COMMUNITY ACTION Partnership agency serving Western Nebraska
• Consulate of Mexico
  ISSUES DOCUMENTS including Mexican passports, Consular Identification Cards, Birth Registration to Mexican Nationals born abroad, and Mexican Military Registration
  
  PROTECTION for Mexican Nationals
  
  VISAS for foreigners traveling to Mexico
  
  POWERS OF ATTORNEY/issues Power of Attorney letters
  
  PROMOTES specialized programs to education and business community
  
  PROMOTES trade and tourism to residents in Iowa and Nebraska
• Consumer Credit Counseling of Nebraska, Inc. http://www.cccsn.org (external link)
  FREE DEBT counseling
  
  BUDGETING assistance
  
  PRE-FILNG BANKRUPTCY counseling
  
  CREDIT REPORTS
  
  HOUSING EDUCATION and counseling
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION and speaker's bureau, educational information for companies experiencing layoffs
• Consumer Protection Division http://www.ago.state.ne.us (external link)
  INFORMATION useful to consumers dealing with companies utilizing deceptive business practices such as fraud, identity theft and senior fraud
  
  COMPLAINTS can be registered against particular sellers of goods and services
  
  CONSUMER MEDIATION
  
  PRESENTATIONS to the community on fraud, identity theft, senior citizen fraud and internet safety.
  
  SENIOR CITIZEN outreach program
  
  LATINO outreach program
• DHHS Tips Fraud Hotline http://oig.hhs.gov/hotline.html (external link)
  HOTLINE to report fraud, waste, program abuse, mismanagement, misconduct, conflict of interest and contact/grant fraud by DHHS employees, and beneficiaries.
  
  Types of complaints:
  Medicare Part-A
  Medicare Part-B
  Child Support Enforcement
  National Institute Of Health
  Indian Health Service
  Food and Drug Administration
  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
  Health Resources and Services Administration
  Aid to Children and Families
  All Other HHS agencies or related programs
  
  HHS department or program being affected by your allegation of fraud waste or abuse/mismanagement:
  Administration for Children and Families (ACF)
  Child Support Enforcement (CSE)
  Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
  Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
  National Institutes of Health (NIH)
  Office of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
  Indian Health Service (IHS)
  Office of Inspector General (OIG)
  Office of the Secretary (OS)
  Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMSHA)
  Administration on Aging (AOA)
  Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
  Other (please specify)
  
  Please provide the following, if you would like your referral to be submitted anonymously please indicate in your correspondence or phone call:
  Your Name
  Your Street Address
  Your City/County
  Your State
  Your Zip Code
  Your email Address
  
  Subject/Person/Business/Department that allegation is against:
  Name of Subject
  Title of Subject (if applicable)
  Subject's Street Address
  Subject's City/County
  Subject's State
  Subject's Zip Code
  
  Please provide a brief summary relating to your allegation.
• Douglas County Health Department http://www.douglascountyhealth.com (external link)
  ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS including complaints about dumping, rodents, insects, and snakes 444-7481; and air pollution control, water contamination, septic tank problems 444-7485
  
  PREVENTABLE DISEASE control 444-7214
  
  INFORMATION about health films, exhibits, speakers 444-7475
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS for travel overseas 444-3286
  
  IMMUNIZATION CLINICS 444-6163
  
  DENTAL TREATMENT for children 444-7348
  
  LEAD SCREENIG 444-7825
  
  VITAL STATISTICS birth and death certificates 444-7205
  
  HEALTH EDUCATION 444-7475
  
  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEAES (STD) diagnosis and treatment 444-7750
  
  CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATION CLINCIS
  Douglas County Hospital 444-6163
  42nd and Woolworth, South Omaha
  5155 S 36th St
  Baker Place Clinic, 5050 Ames Ave
  Valley Clinic, 115 Meigs, Valley
  
  COMPLAINTS about food and drink establishments 444-7480
  
  HIV COUNSELING and testing 444-7750, Baker Place Clinic, 5050 Ames Ave
  
  WIC programs 444-1770
• Douglas County Offices http://www.co.douglas.ne.us (external link)
  COUNTY LEVEL SERVICES:
  
  ASSESSOR - Homestead Exemption - whole or partial property tax relief for elderly and low-income disabled homeowners 444-7185
  
  BIRTH CERTIFICATES
  
  BUILDING PERMITS
  
  BUILDING COMMISION
  
  CHILD SUPPORT
  
  CLERK of the District Court
  
  COMMISSIONER'S Office
  
  COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH Center
  
  COMPUTER Center
  
  CORRECTIONS Department
  
  COUNTY ATTOURNEY
  
  COUNTY CLERK
  
  COUNTY COURT - State Agency
  
  DEATH Certificates
  
  DISTRICT COURT
  
  ELECTION
  
  EMERGENCY Management
  
  ENVIRONMENTAL Services
  
  GENERAL ASSISTANCE and Primary Health
  
  HALL OFJUSTICE
  
  HEALTH Department
  
  ANTHRAX Hotline 444-4636 (INFO)
  
  HEALTH Center
  
  HOUSING Authority
  
  JAILS
  
  JURY Commissioner
  
  JUVENILE Court
  
  LAND Reutilization Commission
  
  LANDFILL Site
  
  MARRIAGE Licenses
  
  MICROFILM
  
  NOXIOUS WEED Control
  
  PARKS and Trails
  
  PERMITS and Inspections
  
  PERSONNEL Dept and Employment
  
  PROBATION Office
  
  PUBLIC Defender
  
  PUBLIC Property
  
  PURCHASING
  
  RECORDS
  
  REGISTER of Deeds
  
  ROAD Maintenance
  
  SHERIFF
  
  TOURISM
  
  TREASURER - Disabled Parking Permits
  
  VETERANS County Service Office
  
  WORK RELEASE Center
  
  YOUTH Center
  
  JUVENILE Assessment Center
• Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership http://www.gocaomaha.org (external link)
  HOMELESS SERVICES help clients obtain shelter, clothing, and food
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE UNIT provides outpatient services
  
  MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES includes individual, group, family, and marital counseling, psychological and psychiatric testing, parenting skills classes, stress and anger management.
  
  EMPLOYMENT WORKSHIPS FOR EX-OFFENDERS the last Friday of each month, 9:00am-11:00am; RSVP to Jazmine, ext. 206
  
  MONTHLY senior breakfast and other programs
  
  VOCATIONAL TRAINING and education referrals
  
  VOLUNTEERS INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE (VITA) runs from January 1 to April 15 each year for short forms. Low Income Taxpayers Clinic available for dispute resolution with the Internal Revenue Service; income must be below 250% of the poverty guidelines ($40,225 for family of three) and the dispute must be over a matter less than $50,000; walk-in 1:00pm-4:00pm, Monday or
  9:00am-1:00pm, Wednesday or call for an appointment
  
  PARENT SUPPORT GROUPS including self esteem, parenting skills, job skills, and nutrition
  
  WEATHERIZATION program
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS offered for domestic violence and substance abuse
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  RENT, mortgage, and utility assistance when funds are available
  
  FREE or reduced bus tickets for clients only
  
  YOUNG MEN IN DEVELOPMENT - male youth project helping young men develop in positive ways
  
  COMMODITY FOOD PROGRAM for 60 and over, children under 6 years of age, and pregnant and nursing women
  
  FAN program for Omaha and Valley
  
  CAREER CLOSET for anyone who has verifiable employment, interviews, or job searches; client or agency must call for an appointment and bring identification, proof of address, and referral form from referring agency
  
  NUTRITION CENTER
• ENOA-Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging http://www.enoa.org (external link)
  SENIOR CENTERS noon meals for seniors - 444-6513 (see below for Omaha locations)
  
  HOME DELIVERED meals for homebound elderly and disabled individuals certified by a case manager from ENOA or DHHS; clients receive 5-7 meals a week; sliding fee scale - 444-6444 or 444-6766
  
  PUBLIC INFORMTION - New Horizons Newspaper - 444-6654
  
  TRANSPORTATION, rural areas
  402-721-7770 - Dodge County
  402-426-9614 - Washington County
  888-210-1093 - Cass, Douglas, and Sarpy Counties
  
  HEALTH maintenance clinic - 444-6444
  
  VOLUNTEERS ASSISTING SENIORS (VAS) - free assistance for people 55 years and older in insurance, legal and consumer issues, including Medicare counseling - 444-6617
  
  HOMEMAKER services - 444-6444 ext 223
  
  RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (RSVP) - 444-6444 Ext 224
  
  FOSTER GRANDPARENTS provide service to children with special needs; volunteers who are age 60 and over and meet income guidelines agree to serve an average of 20 hours per week and receive a tax-free stipend of $2.70/hour and an array of benefits - 444-6444 Ext 246 or 245
  
  SENIOR COMPANION Program provides individuals with special needs assistance in their homes or a facility; Companions receive a tax-free stipend of $2.70/hour and other benefits; must meet income guidelines - 444-6444 Ext 247 or 246
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT - 444-6596
  
  PERSONAL CARE services - 444-6444
  
  DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT - 444-6444
  
  SENIOR CARE OPTIONS - 546-1870
  
  GRANPARENTS RESOURCE CENTER provides services for grandparents caring for their grandchildren - 444-6444 ext. 297
  
  FAN program for people 60+years - 444-6596
  
  VOLUNTEER Opportunities - 444-6444 ext. 221
  
  SENIORHELP VOLUNTEER Program - 444-6444 ext. 238
  
  LONG-TERM care ombudsman - 444-6444 ext 239
  
  SENIOR EMPLOYMENT program is a referral, job search source for employment for
  individuals 50 years and older; offers subsidized employment for individuals 55 years
  and older who are unemployed and qualify at 125% of poverty guidelines - 444-6684
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES for those 50 and older; $20 for 10 hours of instruction - 444-6684
  
  GATEKEEPER Program - 444-6444 ext 217 to make a referral to participate in training
  
  AGED MEDICAID Waiver - 546-1870
  
  CASE MANAGER coordinates services, working on behalf of older individuals; arranges for in-home services
  
  INTERGENERATION Orchestra of Omaha combines volunteer musicians 25 years of age and under and 50 years and over; auditions held each May - 444-6444 ext 221
  
  DOUGLAS AND SARPY COUNTY SENIOR CENTER locations:
  Bellevue Senior Center, 109 West 22nd Avenue, 68005 - 293-3041
  Camelot Friendship Center, 9270 Cady Avenue, 68134 - 444-3091
  Corrigan Senior Center, 3819 X Street, 68107 - 731-7210
  Family Service Senior Center, 2101 South 42nd Street, 68105 - 553-5300
  Florence Senior Center, 2920 Bondesson Street, 68112 - 444-6333
  Heartland Senior Center, 3534 South 108th Street, 68144 - 616-3090
  Highland Tower Senior Center, 2500 B Street, 68105 - 444-6513
  Immanuel Courtyard, 6757 Newport Avenue, Suite 100, 68152 - 829-2912
  LaVista Senior Center, 8116 Parkview Boulevard, 68128 - 331-3455
  Millard/Montclair Center, 2304 South 135th Avenue, 68144 - 546-1270
  Native American Elders Nutrition Program, 2240 Landon Court, 68102 - 346-0902
  North Senior Center, 2415 Grant Street, 68111 - 444-6278
  Papillion Senior Center, 1001 Limerick Road, 68046 - 597-2059
  Park Tower Senior Center, 1601 Park Avenue, 68105 - 444-6513
  Ralston Senior Center, 7301 Q Street, Suite 100, 68127 - 339-4926
  Seven Oaks Lunch Club, 3439 State Street, 68112 - 451-4477
  St Mary Magdalene Senior Center, 1817 Dodge Street, 68102 - 346-3234

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• ENOA-Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging http://www.enoa.org (external link)
  SENIOR CENTERS noon meals for seniors - 444-6513 (see below for Omaha locations)
  
  HOME DELIVERED meals for homebound elderly and disabled individuals certified by a case manager from ENOA or DHHS; clients receive 5-7 meals a week; sliding fee scale - 444-6444 or 444-6766
  
  PUBLIC INFORMTION - New Horizons Newspaper - 444-6654
  
  TRANSPORTATION, rural areas
  402-721-7770 - Dodge County
  402-426-9614 - Washington County
  888-210-1093 - Cass, Douglas, and Sarpy Counties
  
  HEALTH maintenance clinic - 444-6444
  
  VOLUNTEERS ASSISTING SENIORS (VAS) - free assistance for people 55 years and older in insurance, legal and consumer issues, including Medicare counseling - 444-6617
  
  HOMEMAKER services - 444-6444 ext 223
  
  RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (RSVP) - 444-6444 Ext 224
  
  FOSTER GRANDPARENTS provide service to children with special needs; volunteers who are age 60 and over and meet income guidelines agree to serve an average of 20 hours per week and receive a tax-free stipend of $2.70/hour and an array of benefits - 444-6444 Ext 246 or 245
  
  SENIOR COMPANION Program provides individuals with special needs assistance in their homes or a facility; Companions receive a tax-free stipend of $2.70/hour and other benefits; must meet income guidelines - 444-6444 Ext 247 or 246
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT - 444-6596
  
  PERSONAL CARE services - 444-6444
  
  DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT - 444-6444
  
  SENIOR CARE OPTIONS - 546-1870
  
  GRANPARENTS RESOURCE CENTER provides services for grandparents caring for their grandchildren - 444-6444 ext. 297
  
  FAN program for people 60+years - 444-6596
  
  VOLUNTEER Opportunities - 444-6444 ext. 221
  
  SENIORHELP VOLUNTEER Program - 444-6444 ext. 238
  
  LONG-TERM care ombudsman - 444-6444 ext 239
  
  SENIOR EMPLOYMENT program is a referral, job search source for employment for
  individuals 50 years and older; offers subsidized employment for individuals 55 years
  and older who are unemployed and qualify at 125% of poverty guidelines - 444-6684
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES for those 50 and older; $20 for 10 hours of instruction - 444-6684
  
  GATEKEEPER Program - 444-6444 ext 217 to make a referral to participate in training
  
  AGED MEDICAID Waiver - 546-1870
  
  CASE MANAGER coordinates services, working on behalf of older individuals; arranges for in-home services
  
  INTERGENERATION Orchestra of Omaha combines volunteer musicians 25 years of age and under and 50 years and over; auditions held each May - 444-6444 ext 221
  
  DOUGLAS AND SARPY COUNTY SENIOR CENTER locations:
  Bellevue Senior Center, 109 West 22nd Avenue, 68005 - 293-3041
  Camelot Friendship Center, 9270 Cady Avenue, 68134 - 444-3091
  Corrigan Senior Center, 3819 X Street, 68107 - 731-7210
  Family Service Senior Center, 2101 South 42nd Street, 68105 - 553-5300
  Florence Senior Center, 2920 Bondesson Street, 68112 - 444-6333
  Heartland Senior Center, 3534 South 108th Street, 68144 - 616-3090
  Highland Tower Senior Center, 2500 B Street, 68105 - 444-6513
  Immanuel Courtyard, 6757 Newport Avenue, Suite 100, 68152 - 829-2912
  LaVista Senior Center, 8116 Parkview Boulevard, 68128 - 331-3455
  Millard/Montclair Center, 2304 South 135th Avenue, 68144 - 546-1270
  Native American Elders Nutrition Program, 2240 Landon Court, 68102 - 346-0902
  North Senior Center, 2415 Grant Street, 68111 - 444-6278
  Papillion Senior Center, 1001 Limerick Road, 68046 - 597-2059
  Park Tower Senior Center, 1601 Park Avenue, 68105 - 444-6513
  Ralston Senior Center, 7301 Q Street, Suite 100, 68127 - 339-4926
  Seven Oaks Lunch Club, 3439 State Street, 68112 - 451-4477
  St Mary Magdalene Senior Center, 1817 Dodge Street, 68102 - 346-3234
• Family Housing Advisory Services, Inc. http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  HOMEOWNER EDUCATION program offers home buyer education, mortgage delinquency and default resolution advocacy, foreclosure prevention counseling, reverse equity mortgage (REM) / home equity conversion mortgage counseling (HECM), and asset management/Individual Development Accounts (IDA)
  
  TENANT SERVICES include homeless presention, home search assistance, tenant rights and responsibilities, client case advocacy, client self-sufficiency, and tenant relocation assistance
  
  FINANCIAL FITNESS program provides guidance for wise credit and debt practices, budget counseling, financial counseling services; EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) preparation assistance; VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Site offering tax preparation assistance, as well as checking and savings accounts for the unbanked
  
  FAIR HOUSING CENTER of Nebraska offers fair housing education, landlord tenant counseling, investigation of housing discrimination complaints, and professional fair housing inservice training
  
  HOMEOWNER FINANCE (Omaha 100) provides affordable mortgage financing, down payment assistance, mortgage loan refinanced and property rehabilitation loan products
• Federal Citizen Information Center http://www.firstgov.gov (external link)
  SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT for those who have questions about Federal agencies, programs, and services
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRALS regarding Federal government offices and services
  
  GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS, free or low cost, on Social Security, medical, consumer, and elderly issues
  
  TASK FORCE for world wide travel safety information
  
• Federal Trade Commission http://www.ftc.gov (external link)
  NATIONAL REGISTRY allowing consumers an opportunity to limit telemarketing calls
  
  IDENTITY THEFT reporting hotline
• Fillmore County Senior Services
  SENIOR SERVICES
  
  HOME DELIVERED meals
  
  INFORMATION and referral
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT
  
  ARRANGES for in-home services (housekeeping, yard work, personal care, transportation, shopping, and laundry assistance)
  
  ACTIVITIES coordination
  
  COUNSELING with seniors and/or family members
  
  RESOURCE development
  
  ADVOCACY
  
  COORDINATION and technical assistance to senior organizations
  
  WELLNESS program
  
  CAREGIVER support
  
  INSURANCE counseling
• Furnas County Offices http://www.furnascounty.ne.gov (external link)
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
• Geneva Activity and Education Department
  ACTIVITIES for youth and adults in Geneva and surrounding communities, including athletics, hunter safety, CPR classes, swimming lessons, investing, and welding
• Goldenrod Hills Community Action http://www.goldenrodhillscommunityaction.org (external link)
  HEAD START programs
  
  WEATHERIZATION program
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLIMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM provides food to eligible pregnant, post-partum, or nursing women, infants or children to the age of 6 and elderly, age 60 and older
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  IMMUNIZATION program
  
  RENT, UTILITY, and emergency financial assistance
  
  CHILD SAFETY CAR SEAT program provides car seats to eligible low income parents
  
  EVERY WOMAN MATTERS encourages women to receive breast and cervical cancer screening
  
  TAX counseling for the elderly
  
  NEBRASKA HOMELESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM provides financial assistance and one on one support
  
  SPANISH interpretation and translation
  
  OPERATION GREAT START is designed to give babies a great start in life
  
  Staff travel to Blair and Fremont on a regular basis
• Hall County Offices http://www.hallcounty.ne.gov (external link)
  HALL COUNTY OFFICES including:
  Assessor
  County and District Court Clerks
  Weed Control
  District and County Judges
  Parks and Recreation
  Probation
  Treasurer
  Corrections
  Public Works and Roads
  Juvenile Services
  Register of Deeds
  Emergency Management
  Veteran Services
• Harrison County Offices http://www.harrisoncountyia.org (external link)
  COUNTY government offices
• Holy Name Housing Corporation http://www.holynamehousing.org (external link)
  BUILDS new homes and renovates older homes to sell to low and moderate income families; works with potential homeowners to help them meet basic underwriting criteria
  
  COUNSELING and seminars for potential home buyers and tenants on:
  Money management
  Purchasing procedures
  Housing selection
  Home management
  Credit counseling
  Property care and maintenance
  
  RENTAL PROPERTY for low and moderate income families
• Homeownership Preservation Foundation http://www.995hope.org (external link)
  HOUSING COUNSELING for those in danger of foreclosure; phone counselors refer to appropriate government programs, help homeowners form a reasonable budget, and work with clients to determine next steps
• Hope Harbor, Inc. http://www.hopeharborgi.org (external link)
  TRANSITIONAL homeless shelter
  
  MEALS and case management service for homeless and near-homeless
  
  GAS VOUCHERS for out of town medical appointments and bus vouchers for persons going or returning to a stable situation, job or home, in surrounding areas; services available to the general public.
  
  EMERGENCY shelter for single women and single parents with children
  
  CLOTHING, hats, gloves, and coat distribution to women and children
  
  GENERAL ASSISTANCE with furniture, hygiene items, household goods, etc.
• In Jesus Name Services http://www.ijnservices.org (external link)
  COUNSELING for crisis intervention and spiritual counseling
  
  LIFE SKILLS coaching education on parenting, employment and resume budgeting & finances and sensible housing
  
  CRISIS INTERVENTION / Individualized services offer housing search assistance, job search help, budgeting skills, and goal setting
  
  JUBILEE KIDS offers mentoring and tutoring to school age children ages 12 and up
  
  WORLD MISSION PROJECT assists orphanages and villages oversees with a variety of needs
• InCharge Debt Solutions http://www.incharge.org (external link)
  CREDIT COUNSELING
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  EDUCATIONAL programs and materials
• Indian Center, Inc. http://www.indiancenterinc.org (external link)
  PROMOTES and strengthens cultural awareness by teaching cultural traditions among Native Americans
  
  FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES offers emergency services, referrals and case management of basic necessities to low income families and individuals of all racial and ethnic groups. Diapers, low income Star Tran monthly passes, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, and holiday gift giving programs are offered. Emergency rental or utility bill payment assistance to American Indian persons with eviction or disconnect notices may be provided, funds permitting.
  
  FOOD PROGRAMS include commodity food to elderly, and pregnant women, or mothers with young children to age 6 on a monthly basis. Perishable food distribution is held twice weekly on Tuesdays at 1pm and Thursdays at 10am. Emergency food pantry applications accepted Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 1-3pm. Senior DinerÂ’s lunch served daily from 11:30am-12:30pm, free of charge.
  
  HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAM provides pre-purchasing counseling. This program is designed to offer homeownership and housing rehabilitation opportunities to eligible Native American individuals, families, tribes and Tribally Designated Housing Entities on their native lands and within an approved Indian area as defined by HUD.
  
  HOUSING PROGRAM based in the city of Lincoln this program has over 142 units of rental housing for low-income families, elderly and handicapped residents. The housing properties include three complexes for the elderly and two for low-income. These units are managed by a private management company and Indian Center, Inc.
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL to local human service agencies and tribally-operated programs for specialized services, legal services to Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs, tribal legal services, or pro bono legal services and area senior citizens.
  
  NEBRASKA INDIAN HEALTHY MARRIAGE PROJECT is designed to increase the number of Native American children raised by two parents in a healthy relationship through the use of culturally appropriate training materials. This project will help couples and individuals develop the skills and knowledge needed to form and sustain a healthy relationship.
  
  NEBRASKA URBAN INDIAN CIRCLE OF CARE PROJECT will provide the urban Indian communities of Lincoln and Omaha with tools and resources to plan and design a holistic, community-based system of care to support mental health and wellness for their children, youth and families. Families and youth will work in partnership with public and private organizations to design mental health services and supports that are effective, that build on the strengths of individuals and address each person's cultural needs.
  
  SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER provides basic business development services for low-income persons, minorities, women and all racial/ethnic groups, new or existing businesses and refers clients to Nebraska Business Development Center for specialized services.
  
  WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT PROGRAM provides GED instruction, job training placement assistance and help with educational goals, job search and placement for Native Americans.
  
  YOUTH PROGRAM offers after school enrichment activities, homework help, and other special events
  
  ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS MEETING – daily 5:15 pm.
• Internal Revenue Service http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  FEDERAL TAX OFFICE
• Iowa Department of Public Health http://www.idph.state.ia.us (external link)
  DIVISION OF ACUTE DISEASE PREVENTION AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE provides support, technical assistance and consultation to local public health agencies, hospitals, emergency medical service programs, and local health care providers regarding infectious diseases, disease/injury preventing and control, public health and health care agency emergency preparedness and response.
  
  DIVISION OF ADMINISTRAION AND PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE provides services for birth, marriage, and death certificates, monitors and reports progress on health objectives and identifies emerging health issues, coordinates 19 licensure boards regulating the activities of more than 30 health professions, and other services.
  
  DIVISION OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH promotes the prevention of substance abuse and problem gambling, secondary conditions among people with disabilities, and violent behavior, regulates substance abuse and gambling treatment programs.
  
  DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES provides technical assistance to local boards of health, local environmental health professionals, public health nurses, and local communities in areas relating to environmental health.
  
  DIVISION OF HEALTH PROMOTION AND CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION promotes and supports development of public health infrastructure and access to health care/services at the local and state level.
  
  DIVISON OF TOBACCO USE PREVENTION AND CONTROL works to establish a comprehensive partnership among state government, local communities, and the people of Iowa to foster a social and legal climate in which tobacco use becomes undesirable and unacceptable.
  
  DIRECTORÂ’S OFFICE activities primarily focus on the overall development of health-related policy, strategic planning and outcome overall. The director is the spokesperson and advocate for public health in Iowa and acts as a liaison to local boards of health, local public health agencies, health care providers, and consumers.
  
• Iowa Legal Aid http://www.iowalegalaid.org (external link)
  IOWA LEGAL AID provides free legal assistance to qualified low-income residents. Assistance ranges from counsel and advice to representation before administrative agencies and courts. High priority areas include income maintenance (benefit programs such as FIP, food stamps, SSI, veterans benefits, unemployment compensation), health (Medicaid, Medicare), housing (evictions, public housing issues), individual rights (mental health, rights of the disabled, nursing home issues), family (domestic abuse), employment, consumer problems (debt collection issues, garnishment, consumer fraud, utility shutoffs), education, rights of children, legal problems of persons with AIDS or who are HIV positive, legal problems of minority Iowans, community economic development issues, programs for flood victims, and other disaster-related assistance.
  
  REFER cases to volunteer lawyersÂ’ project participants.
  
  LEGAL PUBLICATIONS - Iowa Legal Aid also distributes many different community legal education publications. Federally funded to establish and administer a statewide network of Legal Aid programs.
  
  THE WEBSITE has legal articles on a variety of topics, including family law, housing, public benefits, health care, small claims court and employment. The articles are available in English and Spanish (some in Arabic and Bosnian).
  
  BRANCH OFFICES: Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Dubuque, Iowa City, Mason City, Ottumwa - serves Marion County - 1-800-452-0007, Sioux City, Waterloo.
  
  
• Iowa State University Extension http://www.extension.iastate.edu/iowaconcern/ (external link)
  BUILDS partnerships and provides research-based learning opportunities to improve quality of life in Iowa
• Jesse's Tree http://www.jessestree.faithweb.com (external link)
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for females age 12 to 20 years with/without children
  
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for males age 16 to 20.
  
  SERVICES FOR CLIENTS include: Transportation for clients, provides or assists clients in locating reduced cost child care, employment, enrolling in school or GED classes, drug/alcohol counseling, parenting and prenatal classes as well as strength based gender specific programs, and post care services upon graduation of our program. Educational programs for budgeting, checking, savings, credit & investing. Health discussion groups, CPR classes, fitness education, nutrition and Healthy Living. Practical Living Skills include cooking, shopping on a budget, hours cleaning, laundry care, manners, sewing, gardening, bill paying, drivers education, child care. Job Training - filling out applications, resumes, interviewing, marketing yourself, rights of employees.
  
  SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC: Thrift Store/Clothing Exchange and Little Sprouts Daycare; volunteer opportunities

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• Jesse's Tree http://www.jessestree.faithweb.com (external link)
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for females age 12 to 20 years with/without children
  
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for males age 16 to 20.
  
  SERVICES FOR CLIENTS include: Transportation for clients, provides or assists clients in locating reduced cost child care, employment, enrolling in school or GED classes, drug/alcohol counseling, parenting and prenatal classes as well as strength based gender specific programs, and post care services upon graduation of our program. Educational programs for budgeting, checking, savings, credit & investing. Health discussion groups, CPR classes, fitness education, nutrition and Healthy Living. Practical Living Skills include cooking, shopping on a budget, hours cleaning, laundry care, manners, sewing, gardening, bill paying, drivers education, child care. Job Training - filling out applications, resumes, interviewing, marketing yourself, rights of employees.
  
  SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC: Thrift Store/Clothing Exchange and Little Sprouts Daycare; volunteer opportunities
• KETV Channel 7 http://www.ketv.com (external link)
  INFORMATION and referral
  
  HELPLINE
• Kids Can! Community Center http://www.kidscanomaha.org (external link)
  YOUTH/CHILD CARE programs (ages 3-13 years) offered before school, after school, summer and OPS all-day breaks (except snow days), and full day care for ages 3-4
  
  PRESCHOOL for ages 3-5; morning sessions
  
  TUTORING services on-site at area-schools Mon-Fri
  
  SENIOR SERVICES
• Lancaster County Offices http://www.lancaster.ne.gov (external link)
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES:
  Board of Commissioners 402-441-7447
  Budget and Fiscal 402-441-7447
  Clerk of the District Court 402-441-7069
  Community Mental Health Center 402-441-7940 (see separate listing)
  Cooperative Extension 402-441-7180 (see separate listing)
  Corrections 402-441-7530 (see separate listing)
  County Assessor 402-441-7463
  County Attorney 402-441-7321 (see separate listing)
  County Clerk 402-441-7481
  County Engineer 402-441-7681
  County Sheriff 402-441-6500 (see separate listing)
  County Treasurer 402-441-7425
  Election Commissioner 402-441-7311
  Emergency Management 402-441-7441 (see separate listing)
  Human Services 402-441-7447 (see separate listing)
  Juvenile Detention Center 402-441-7090 (see separate listing)
  Lancaster Manor 402-441-7101 (see separate listing)
  Property Management 402-441-7386
  Public Defender 402-441-7631
  Records and Info Management 402-441-6065
  Register of Deeds 402-441-7577 (see separate listing)
  Safety & Training 402-441-6510
  Veterans Service Center 402-441-7361 (see separate listing)
  Weed Control Authority 402-441-7817
• Latino Center of the Midlands http://www.latinocenterofthemidlands.org (external link)
  HIGHER EDUCATION planning services including college search, campus tours, financial aid workshops, scholarship application, and ACT/SAT preparation
  
  ADVOCACY at the national and state levels to facilitate access to higher education
  
  COLLEGE OUTREACH and preparation programs - Latina Latino Youth Conference
  
  ACCESS to appropriate services to promote self-sufficiency and self-determination
  
  COMMUNITY-BASED adult education and skills development to strengthen the family unit
  
  LATINO Leadership
  
  COMPUTER Information Technology Training Center
  
  SPANISH General Equivalency Diploma (GED) preparation services
  
  LITERACY CLASSES Plaza Communitaria
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE services
  
  VOTER EDUCATION and registration services
  
  SPANISH for English speakers
  
  U.S. CITIZENSHIP classes
  
  REFERRALS and cultural transition assistance services in areas of employment, legal and immigration consultation
  
  HEALTH promotional education and strategies to reduce or eliminate barriers that prevent access to quality health care
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for youth and adults
  
  INCOME TAX preparation services
  
  CERTIFIED FIRST AID and CPR training for childcare providers; disaster preparedness
  
  SUBSTANCE Abuse Outpatient Treatment to individuals diagnosed as having substance abuse disorders or a substance dependence disorder; includes group and individual services
  
  ALCOHOL education classes for adults
  
  ALCOHOL/Drug assessments and evaluations for adults
• Legal Aid of Nebraska http://www.legalaidofnebraska.com (external link)
  LEGAL SERVICES; see individual programs for details
• Lincoln City Offices lincoln.ne.gov (external link)
  CITY GOVERNMENT OFFICES:
  City Council 402-441-7515
  Mayor's Department 402-441-7511
  Building and Safety 402-441-7521
  City Attorney 402-441-7281
  Finance Department 402-441-7411
  Fire Department 402-441-7363 (see separate listing)
  Health Department 402-441-8000 (see separate listing)
  Lincoln City Libraries 402-441-8500 (see separate listing)
  Parks and Recreation Department 402-441-7847 (see separate listing)
  Personnel Department 402-441-7597
  Planning Department 402-441-7491
  Police Department 402-441-7204 (see separate listing)
  Public Works/Utilities Department 402-441-7548
  Urban Development Department 402-441-7606
• Lincoln Lancaster County Health Department http://www.lincoln.ne.gov/city/health/index.htm (external link)
  PROMOTES ENVIRONMENTAL AND PERSONAL HEALTH in cooperation with community resources through disease detection, prevention, education and regulation. Divisions include Director's Office, Animal Control, Dental Health, Environmental Public Health, Health Promotion and Outreach, Community Health Services, and Health Data and Evaluation.
  
  EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SERVICES - provides leadership in public health assessment; collects, analyzes and disseminates information about community health status; facilitates community health planning and policy development; coordinates epidemiologic response; and provides public health programs and related community initiatives with epidemiologic support for program evaluation, planning and communication needs. The GIS component provides maps to analyze relationships in spatial data to identify high-risk areas.
  
  RESOURCE INFORMATION MANAGEMENT - maintains a comprehensive database of health and human services available throughout Lancaster County and southeast Nebraska, and provides information on locating and accessing those services. The Information Services oversees 70 IRis (Information and Referral) sites in Nebraska and assists each with database maintenance and training.
  
  In addition, Resource Information Management serves as a supportive, collaborative partner in a number of community activities such as the annual update of the Human Services Directory of the Blue Pages portion of the telephone book; "Community Connections," a free, annually updated family guide to resources in Lincoln and Lancaster County; and community development activities related to collaborative information collection and sharing.
• Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach http://www.mtkserves.org (external link)
  SOUP KITCHEN providing lunch and dinner
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  HEALTH CLINIC the third Wednesday of each month 12:30 pm-2:30 pm
  
  STREET OUTREACH and advocacy
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  GASOLINE assistance, first come first served first working day of each month; must show valid drivers license, registration, and car insurance
  
  NUTRITION COUNSELING for the homeless and low income
  
  VISION CARE for homeless or near homeless adults and children
  
  THANKSGIVING DAY dinner served 5:30 pm-6:30 pm; open as usual Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
  
  HOMELESS IDENTIFICATION PROJECT assists homeless or near homeless people with obtaining birth certificates or other identification necessary for employment, cashing paychecks, housing and community services; must have no income
  
  LIFE SKILLS ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM offers a basic life skills class, once a week for six weeks, to help alleviate homelessness. Classes cover parenting, budgeting, landlord/tenant issues, nutrition, employment skills, self-esteem and self-advocacy
  
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for Chronically Homeless Men
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT for individuals and families on Housing Voucher List
• Nebraska Advocates for Nursing Home Residents
  SUPPORT GROUP for people who are concerned about nursing home patients
  
  LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY
  
• Nebraska Dental Association http://www.nedental.org (external link)
  PEER REVIEW, a process by which the dental profession reviews and resolves problems or misunderstandings regarding dental treatment; the appropriate form will be sent to the patient; once the complaint is received, it will be forwarded to the appropriate district for review; the peer review process is a membership benefit - we handle only member complaints - contact David O'Doherty
  
  SENIOR DENT provides a 10-15% discount to persons, age 65 or older, who have an annual income of $9300 or less for a single person, or $12,500 or less for a couple
  
  EDUCATION through speaker's bureau or video tapes
• Nebraska Department of Agriculture http://www.agr.state.ne.us (external link)
  ALL STATE AGRICULTURAL programs
• Nebraska Department of Economic Development http://www.neded.org/content/view/89/162/ (external link)
  INFORMATION FOR START UP and small businesses in Nebraska
  
  CUSTOMIZED CHECKLISTS of registration requirements to start a business
  
  REDUCE THE RESPONSE TIME of government to business-related questions
  
  BUSINESS, marketing research assistance and information about the network of business assistance and economic development programs
• Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services http://www.dhhs.ne.gov (external link)
  SYSTEM of services that help people live better lives through effective health and human services. Services include providing birth and death certificates and the following programs:
  
  ADOPTION PROGRAM - enables some children who are wards of the state or private adoption agencies to be placed in adoptive homes. Adopted children may be eligible for financial assistance for food, clothing and transportation; medical and dental care; legal services; or counseling. Children available for adoption may have an emotional, mental or physical disorder, be school age, or be brothers or sisters who want to stay together.
  
  ADULT FAMILY HOME - provides a homelike living arrangement to meet the needs of adults who are unable to live independently, but can function adequately with minimum supervision and protection.
  
  ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES - investigates and provides services to elderly and mentally or physically disabled persons age 18 or older who require protection from abuse or neglect. Hotline 1-800-652-1999
  
  AID TO AGED, BLIND & DISABLED - provides services to low-income recipients to enable them to be as self-sufficient as possible. Such services include chore services, home delivered meals, homemaker services, adult day care, congregate meals, respite, and transportation.
  
  AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN (ADC) - provides cash payments to economically vulnerable families with children 18 years or younger. For families with individuals who are employable, the assistance is time limited. For families with individuals who are not employable, there are no time limits.
  
  CHILD CARE, SUBSIDIZED - families with incomes of up to 185% of the federal poverty guidelines may be eligible for financial assistance with the costs of child care for children 12 years and younger or with special needs. To be eligible, parents must be employed, incapacitated, or participating in education and training programs.
  
  CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICE - services may be offered during and following an initial assessment to protect the child and improve the conditions that contributed to the risk of abuse and neglect. Services that may be offered include in-home family therapy, family support services, day care, transportation, case management, and temporary foster care. Hotline 1-800-652-1999
  
  CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT - provides legal services for ADC recipients to establish paternity and to help anyone enforce court orders for child support. Monitors child support collections and provides services to locate absent parents.
  
  DISABLED PERSONS AND FAMILY SUPPORT - coordinates and purchases services to assist employed, disabled adults or helps families keep a disabled family member in their home.
  
  EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE - provides assistance to needy families with minor children in situations where other sources are not available. Examples of situations for which assistance is available are imminent evictions, loss of utility service, or exhaustion of food supplies.
  
  EMERGENCY SHELTER CARE - provides short-term care to children 24 hours a day, statewide.
  
  EMPLOYMENT FIRST - provides temporary support for a maximum of two years for families where the employable adults are transitioning to economic self-support, through components such as training, education, job preparation activities, or job search.
  
  FOOD STAMPS - provides food stamp benefits, through an Electronic Benefits Transfer card, to raise the level of nutrition among low-income households. Eligibility is based on household size, resources and income, which are compared to federal poverty guidelines. Call (877) 247-6328 for Electronic Benefits Transfer card balance, or to report a lost, stolen or damaged card.
  
  FOSTER CARE - provides a safe, temporary home for children who have been removed from their homes because of abuse, neglect, or delinquency.
  
  KID'S CONNECTION - a state children's health insurance program that provides access to health care for low-income uninsured children statewide. 1-877-632-5437
  
  LOW-INCOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE - a federally funded program to assist low-income households in meeting energy costs. Benefits are based on family size, fuel type, and geographic residency in the state.
  
  MEDICAID - provides payment for the medical care of low-income Nebraskans. Types of medical services are hospital, nursing home, physicians, dental, clinic, home health, family planning, lab and radiology, and prescribed drugs. Medicaid may also cover home and community based services for high risk individuals who are aged, disabled, or mentally disabled.
  
  MEDICALLY HANDICAPPED CHILDREN - provides diagnosis and referral services to low-income children and purchases necessary treatment for them. Children who have a crippling or potentially crippling condition are given an evaluation upon request. Children determined eligible for the program are given additional treatment or services by medical providers under contract with the Department.
  
  REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT - provides financial assistance to refugees who have been resettled in the United States and do not qualify for other programs. Assistance is limited to the first eight months as a refugee.
  
  RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT - assists the public in the recruitment and approval of services for children and families. Services include: referrals, recruit and license those interested in adopting or fostering children in Nebraska's child welfare system; work with individuals who are seeking appropriate day care for their own children; facilitate the process for individuals who want to provide licensed child care; and recruit, certify and approve individuals who provide housekeeping, personal care and respite for the aged and disabled.
  
  STATE SUPPLEMENT - adds to the benefits of the federal Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Program to bring the income of aged and disabled individuals up to the need of standards of Nebraska. Additionally, some persons are not eligible for SSI payments, but qualify for a State Supplement payment because of different standards and regulations.
  
  STATE DISABILITY - provides aid to needy persons who have a disability expected to last for at least six months, but less than the 12 months required to be eligible for the federal Supplemental Security Income Program.
• Nebraska Department of Insurance http://www.doi.ne.gov (external link)
  GENERAL SUPERVISION, control and regulation of insurance companies, associations and societies conducting business in Nebraska
  
  INVESTIGATION OF COMPLAINTS and inquiries
  
  INVESTIGATION OF SUSPECTED insurance fraud
  
  FINANCIAL EXAMINATION of insurance companies
  
  FILING AND APPROVAL of insurance rates and policies
  
  ENFORCEMENT of insurance laws
  
  LICENSING of insurance agents, agencies and of insurance companies
  
  MAINTAINS INSURANCE REPORTS on file for public record and review
• Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles http://www.dmv.ne.gov (external link)
  ADMINISTERS State Statutes pursuant to motor vehicle laws, and provides the following services:
  
  DISABLED PERSONS PERMIT - issues handicapped parking permits to persons with a severe visual or physical impairment which limits personal mobility and results in an inability to travel unassisted more than 200 feet without the use of a wheelchair, crutch, walker, or prosthetic, orthotic, or other assistive device; persons whose personal mobility is limited as a result of respiratory problems; persons who have a cardiac condition to the extent that his or her functional limitations are classified in severity as being Class III or Class IV according to standards set by the American Heart Association; and persons who have substantially or permanently lost all of the use of one or more limbs. Application is made to the City, Village, County Clerk or a designated county official. Medical certification on the application must be completed and signed by a physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner. Applicant must show proof of identification at the time of application. Permanent permits are issued for a three-year period and expire on the last day of the month of the applicant's birthday in the third year following issuance. Temporary permits are issued for a maximum of six months and may be renewed once.
  
  HANDICAPPED LICENSE PLATE PROGRAM - approves Handicapped License Plate applications for persons with a severe visual or physical impairment which limits personal mobility and results in an inability to travel unassisted more than 200 feet without the use of a wheelchair, crutch, walker, or prosthetic, orthotic, or other assistive device; persons whose personal mobility is limited as a result of respiratory problems; persons who have a cardiac condition to the extent that his or her functional limitations are classified in severity as being Class III or Class IV according to standards set by the American Heart Association; and persons who have substantially or permanently lost all of the use of one or more limbs. Vehicle should be titled in the name of the disabled person. Provides specially marked plates, which are issued by the offices of the county treasurer, so that designated vehicles can use handicapped parking areas. The holders of such plates must recertify his or her disability each year that a new design of license plates is issued (6 years).
  
  NEBRASKA IDENTIFICATION CARD - issues State of Nebraska Identification (ID) cards to residents of Nebraska. Application can be made in any county. The ID card can also be issued from any county. The applicant must present two legal documents that show name and date of birth; the primary document must be U.S. based. The fee for the ID card is $23.75 and is valid for 5 years; the card expires on the applicant's birthday in the 5th year after issuance. An ID Card issued to persons 21 years or older or 0-16 years of age is valid for 5 years and costs $23.75. An ID Card issued to persons 17-21 years, costs $4.75 to $19.00 and expires on his or her 21st birthday.
  
• Nebraska Department of Revenue http://www.revenue.ne.gov (external link)
  TAX COLLECTION agency
  
  TAXPAYER ASSISTANCE
• Nebraska Department of Veterans' Affairs http://www.nebraskaveteran.com (external link)
  NEBRASKA VETERANS' AID FUND is a temporary emergency aid fund to assist veterans, their eligible widows, widowers, spouses, and dependent children if an unforeseen emergency occurs and are legal residents of this state on the date of application. Aid can only be used for food, fuel, shelter, wearing apparel, medical or surgical aid and funerals expenses. Eligibility includes veterans who served on active duty of the Armed Forces of the United States, other than active duty for training, who were discharged or otherwise separated with a characterization of honorable or general (under honorable conditions) or died while in service or as a direct result of such service. Applications must be made through the County Service Officer or Post Service Officer of any recognized veterans' organization near the applicant's residence for submission to the Director of Veterans' Affairs.
  
  NEBRASKA VETERANS' HOMES has four veterans homes located at Grand Island, Norfolk, Omaha and Scottsbluff. The homes provide domiciliary and nursing home care and subsistence to persons who served in the armed forces of the United States during a period of was as defined in Nebraska Revised Statute 80-401.01 and discharged or otherwise separated with a characterization of honorable or general (under honorable conditions); was a bona fide resident of the State of Nebraska for at least two years and has become disabled due to service, old age, or otherwise to the extent that it would prevent earning a livelihood. Admission may include the spouse, surviving spouse or parent as defined in Nebraska Revised Statute 80-316. Applications must be made through the County Service Officer for submission to the Director of Veterans' Affairs for approval of statutory eligibility requirements and referral to the Veterans' Home for medical eligibility and further processing. The Veterans' Homes are managed by the Department of Health and Human Services.
  
  WAIVER OF TUITION/VETERAN'S AFFAIR through the The University of Nebraska, state colleges, and community colleges shall waive all tuition on behalf of an eligible dependent of a veteran. To be eligible the dependent must meet the following requirements: Is a resident of this state and meets the institution's requirements for establishing residency for purposes of paying instate tuition. Has a parent, stepparent or spouse who served in the armed forces of the U.S. and died of a service-connected disability; or died subsequent to discharge as a result of injury or illness sustained while a member of the armed forces; or is permanently and totally disabled as a result of military service; or while a member of the armed forces of the US is classified MIA or as a POW during armed hostilities. Application must be made through the County Service Officer for submission to the Director of Veterans' Affairs.
  
  DISCHARGE records of veterans who entered from and returned to Nebraska upon separation from military service, and who had requested that Nebraska receive a copy. Written requests must be notarized.
• Nebraska Ombudsman
  INVESTIGATES and, when appropriate, recommends resolution of citizen complaints relating to administrative agencies of state government
  
  REFERRALS and government information to citizens
  
  PUBLIC COUNSEL for Nebraska
• Nebraska Public Service Commission http://www.psc.nebraska.gov (external link)
  STATE AGENCY which monitors and enforces standards and regulatory policies for telecommunications; passenger motor transportation and moving companies; manufactured homes, modular homes and recreational vehicles; grain warehouses; and natural gas.
  
  NEBRASKA EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM provides monetary assistance for purchasing specialized telecommunications equipment which may include computer conversion packages, amplified phones, TTY/TT, telephone amplifier, telephone ring signals, CapTel ('Captioned Telephone') and voice carry-over (VCO)-TT; must meet the professional certification of impairment guidelines to be eligible for assistance; there are no income guidelines. Upon approval of the application, a voucher is issued and the applicant can purchase compliant equipment at any location.
  
  NEBRASKA TELEPHONE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (NTAP) serves persons receiving benefits through Supplemental Security Income, Food Stamps, Medicaid (including children's programs), Federal Public Housing Assistance or Low Income Energy Assistance Plan. The program provides half of the telephone service connection charge (up to $30.00) for eligible persons. The program also provides a monthly discount of up to $13.50 for basic local telephone service. The application is available in English and Spanish at Nebraska Health and Human Services, and the Nebraska Public Service Commission or can be downloaded from the website
• NeighborWorks http://www.nwlincoln.org (external link)
  AFFORDABLE HOUSING assistance for low to moderate income families who are first-time buyers
  
  HOME BUYER training
  
  FORECLOSURE prevention assistance
  
  HOME REHABILITATION
  
  PROBLEM PROPERTY program rehabilitates or replaces dilapidated homes in Lincoln's older neighborhoods
  
  HIGH SCHOOL construction houses - Lincoln High School construction trades students build a new house, under supervision of their instructor; the house is then sold to a qualified first-time homebuyer

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• NeighborWorks http://www.nwlincoln.org (external link)
  AFFORDABLE HOUSING assistance for low to moderate income families who are first-time buyers
  
  HOME BUYER training
  
  FORECLOSURE prevention assistance
  
  HOME REHABILITATION
  
  PROBLEM PROPERTY program rehabilitates or replaces dilapidated homes in Lincoln's older neighborhoods
  
  HIGH SCHOOL construction houses - Lincoln High School construction trades students build a new house, under supervision of their instructor; the house is then sold to a qualified first-time homebuyer
• Northwest Community Action Partnership http://www.ncap.info (external link)
  COMMUNITY ACTION agency administrative office
• Omaha City Offices http://www.ci.omaha.ne.us (external link)
  CIVIC Auditorium 341-1500
  
  CITY COUNCIL, 444-5520
  
  CITY HALL Civic Center, 444-7000
  
  DOUGLAS COUNTY Emergency Management 444-5040
  
  COMMUNICATIONS Division, 444-5800 (911 Center)
  
  GREATER OMAHA Workforce Development, 444-4700
  
  CREDIT UNION, 444-5999
  
  ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, 444-5165
  
  FIRE Division, 444-5700
  
  HANDYMAN Program, 444-5219, for homeowners, 60 years of age and older, in Douglas County, based on income
  
  HOUSING & Community Development, 444-5142 or 444-5371
  
  HUMAN Relations, 444-5055
  
  PARKS and Recreation, 444-5900
  
  LAW Department, 444-5115
  
  LIBRARIES, 444-4800
  
  MAYOR, 444-5000
  
  MAYOR'S HOTLINE (Complaints), 444-5555
  
  OMAHA-DOUGLAS Public Building Commission, 444-5345
  
  PARKS MAINTENANCE Division, 444-5955
  
  PERMITS & Inspections, 444-5350
  
  PERSONNEL 444-5300
  
  PLANNING DEPARTMENT, 444-5150
  
  POLICE Non-Emergency, 444-5600
  
  PUBLIC PROPERTY Division-City, 444-5900
  
  PUBLIC WORKS, 444-5220
  
  PURCHASING Division, 444-5478
  
  RECREATION, 444-5900
  
  SEWER FEES & Maintenance, 444-5332
  
  STADIUM-Rosenblatt, 444-4750
  
  SWIMMING Pools, 444-5900
  
  TENNIS Centers, 444-5900
  
  TRAFFIC CONTROL Service & Maintenance, 444-5160
  
  WEED & Litter, 444-5910
  
  GARBAGE PICKUP for disabled householders, 444-5238
  
  GARBAGE complaints, 444-5238
  
  RECYCLING information, 444-4500
  
  WHEELCHAIR RAMPS, 444-5219
  
  GRAFFITI, Mayor's Hotline 444-5555
  
  STREET MAINTENANCE, 444-4919
  
  TOW LOT, 444-5782
• Salvation Army Western Division Headquarters
  SERVES AS HEADQUARTERS for Western Division
• Sarpy County Offices http://www.sarpy.com (external link)
  ADMINISTRATION 593-2347
  
  ASSESSORS AND APPRAISER 593-2122
  
  BUILDING AND PLANNING 593-2315
  INSEPECTOR
  
  CHILD PROTECTION AGENCY 595-3330
  
  CHILD SUPPORT LAWYER 593-5774
  
  EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 593-2283
  
  COUNTY ATTORNEY 593-2230
  
  COUNTY CLERK 593-2105
  
  DISTRICT COURT 593-2262
  
  ELECTION COMMISSONER 593-2167
  
  EXTENSION OFFICE 444-4638
  
  HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 339-4606
  
  JAIL 593-2298
  
  JUVENILE COURT 593-2217 / 593-5918
  
  MENTAL HEALTH INTAKE 331-8830
  
  MOTOR VEHICLE 593-2148
  
  NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL 253-2843
  
  PUBLIC DEFENDER 593-5933
  
  REGISTER OF DEEDS 593-5773
  
  SHERIIFF OFFICE 593-2288
  
  TREASURER'S OFFICE 593-4461 hotline
  
  VETERAN'S SERVICE 593-2203
  
  HUMAN SERVICES 593-4400
  
  VICTIM WITNESS 593-2201
  
  CLERK OF THE COURT 593-2267
  
  DRIVER'S LICENSE TESTING 595-1835
  
  LANDFILL 253-2371
• Shelby County Environmental Health
  LICENSING AND INSPECTION of restaurants, bars, grocery stores, temporary licenses, mobile food units, convenience stores, hotels, etc. for Shelby, Monona, Harrison, Pottawattamie, Fremont, Page, Montgomery, Mills, Taylor, Union, Audubon, Cass, Adair, Adams, Monona, and Guthrie Counties
  
  INSPECTIONS of public swimming pools and tanning beds for Shelby, Monona, Harrison, and Pottawattamie Counties
  
  PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS on all site wastewater treatment systems, septic tanks, new private water wells, and heat pump wells for Shelby County
  
  ADMINISTERS water well grants each year for Shelby County
  
  INVESTIGATES COMPLAINTS about illegal or improper dumping, burning, dead animal disposal, burning of solid waste, discharge of sewage, etc.
  
  INSPECTS property sold in rural Shelby County
  
  RADON information and radon kits available for purchase
• Social Security Administration http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• South Central Nebraska Area Agency on Aging http://www.agingkearney.org (external link)
  INFORMATION and Assistance to assist individuals in securing needed information and/or services that cannot be offered through the agency
  
  CARE MANAGEMENT to help seniors find in-home services and care providers to allow them to live independently for as long as possible, preventing premature nursing home placement
  
  SENIOR CARE OPTION (SCO) will evaluate the long term care needs of persons over age 65 seeking Medicaid coverage for nursing facility care to determine if such care is needed or if other options are viable
  
  HEALTH and nutrition programs include 20 congregate meal sites and home delivered meals through six sites; health and nutritional counseling may be provided to individual seniors, depending on available funding
  
  LONG-TERM Care Ombudsman program provides certified volunteers, located in Buffalo and Phelps County long-term care facilities, to advocate for residents of the long-term care facilities
  
  LEGAL SERVICES for persons age 60 and over and their spouses; specializes in Elderlaw and provides assistance with simple wills, powers of attorney for health care, living wills, durable powers of attorney, Medicare/Medicaid, etc.
  
  MEDICAID WAIVER in-home services, including assisted living, for those age 65 and older with care needs; must meet income and resource guidelines as well as other eligibility criteria
  
  INSURACE ASSISTANCE - SHIIP (Senior Health Insurance Information Program) assists seniors regarding health insurance issues such as Medicare, Medicaid, Medicare supplemental insurance, long term care insurance, group health insurance, etc.
  
  FAMILY CAREGIVER PROGRAM provides caregiver training and education, information on available services, caregiver support, and funding for emergency response systems
  
  RESPITE CARE grants to provide temporary relief for the permanent caregiver, up to $750 per year, per family; provided through the Family Caregiver Program
• Southeast Nebraska Community Action Council http://www.senca.org (external link)
  PROVIDES services to aid low-income individuals and families to become self-sufficient
• Together, Inc. of Metropolitan Omaha http://www.togetheromaha.org (external link)
  FOOD PANTRY Photo ID, social security cards for members of household, and current postmarked mail required (last 30 days)
  
  MORTGAGE AND RENT payments to prevent eviction, or to provide first month's rent for those without housing when funds are available
  
  MAT TICKETS for clients starting new jobs for first week of employment only - employer information required and verified
  
  VITALLY NEEDED MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS for the indigent, elderly on fixed incomes and permanently disabled, and those experiencing financial crisis; will assist with ONLY heart, thyroid, high blood pressure, diabetic, and asthma medications
  
  CLOTHING, FURNITURE, INFANT NEEDS including diapers and formulas, household equipment and supplies depending on availability
  
  FOOD BANK receives government commodity food and distributes to area pantries; serves as a resource for grocery stores, community gardens, farmers, farmerÂ’s markets and home gardeners to distribute overstocked fresh produce to community organizations
  
  BIRTH CERTIFICATES AND STATE I.D. funds
  
  PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS
  
  ACCEPTS DONATIONS of clothing, furniture, household items, etc.
  
  BARE ESSENTIALS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN (see separate listing)
  
  THANKSGIVING BASKETS during specified dates in November
  
  CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
• Union Pacific Railroad http://www.uprr.com (external link)
• United Way of the Midlands http://www.uwmidlands.org (external link)
  FUNDING source for community non-profits organizations through the annual United Way Campaign
• University of Nebraska - Lincoln Extension http://www.extension.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• US Citizenship and Immigration Services http://www.uscis.gov (external link)
  ACCEPT and process reports of unlawful employment of foreigners
  
  ORPHAN ADOPTION information
  
  NON-IMMIGRANT employment status
  
  U.S. PASSPORT or visa application information
  
  INFORMATION on bringing family or relatives to U.S.
  
  CRIMINAL or unlawful alien reporting information
  
• US Consumer Product Safety Commission http://www.cpsc.gov (external link)
  RECORDED information on product safety recalls and consumer products
  
  FILE complaints on an unsafe product or product-related injury
• US Food and Drug Administration http://www.fda.gov (external link)
  PRODUCT regulation and consumer education for food, drugs, medical devices, biologics, animal feed and drugs, cosmetics, and radiation-emitting products
  
• Western Community Health Resources http://www.wchr.net (external link)
  COLLABORATES with communities in the provision of quality health and human services

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• AARP - Nebraska Information Center http://www.aarp.org/states/ne/ (external link)
  INFORMATION CENTER PAMPHLETS and information available at office on:
  Automobile and Homeowner's Insurance
  Boat Insurance
  Credit Card Services
  Dental Insurance
  Driver's Safety Classes for seniors
  Grief and Loss
  Health Care Options
  Homeowners Insurance
  Investment Programs
  Information Center monthly program schedule
  Legal Services Network
  Identity theft
  Life Insurance Program
  Medicare
  Medicare RX Plan
  Medicare Supplement Insurance
  Mobile Home Insurance Program
  Motoring Plan
  Motorcycle Insurance
  Pharmacy Services
  Reverse Mortgages
  Online Software
  Social Security
  
  REFERRALS made to agencies providing service needed throughout Nebraska
  
  TAX COUNSELING for older adults in Douglas, Sarpy and Dodge Counties (during tax season)
  
  BENEFITS CHECK-UP screenings
  
  BEGINNERS COMPUTER CLASSESS for seniors $15 per course
  
  NONMEMBER USAGE of information center
  
  SIGNUP ASSISTANCE for MEDICARE PART D RX prescription drug plans
• Annual Credit Report Request Service http://www.annualcreditreport.com (external link)
  CENTRALIZED, FREE AND SECURE SERVICE for consumers to request annual credit reports
  
  UNDER THE FAIR AND ACCURATE CREDIT TRANSACTIONS ACT (FACT Act) consumers can request and obtain a free credit report once every 12 months from each of the three nationwide consumer credit reporting companies
• BBB Wise Giving Alliance http://www.bbb.org (external link)
  INFORMATION ABOUT the charitable organizations to donors and contributors
  
• Better Business Bureau, Inc http://www.bbb.org (external link)
  RELIABILITY reports on businesses and charitable organizations
  
  GENERAL consumer education
  
  RESOLUTION of customer complaints
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  24 HOUR REPORTS available through our voice response system
• Blue Valley Community Action Partnership - Butler County http://www.bvca.net (external link)
  HELPS low-income populations achieve self-sufficiency by offering the following services:
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM distributes government-purchased surplus food commodities to income-eligible families with children, 0-6 years; women who are pregnant, breastfeeding or have given birth in the last 12 months; and persons, 60 years or older
  
  EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, where donated funds are used to assist low-income people (with proof of need) with small emergencies; utility bills and rent are occasionally paid by BVCA Partnership
  
  FOOD PANTRY, where community groups and individuals donate funds to purchase perishable items which are distributed to families/individuals in emergency situations; paper products and non-perishable food are also donated
  
  HOLIDAY PROJECTS, where volunteers, community groups and local businesses donate materials, food, toys and skills for seasonal holiday projects for low-income families; provides food packages and allowances to purchase clothes, shoes, coats, and household goods
  
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION provides training on the home buying process.
  
  HOMELESS ASSISTANCE offers services for homeless individuals and families include food pantry, homeless shelter, clothing, referrals and locating permanent housing
  
  HOUSING OWNERSHIP ASSISTANCE provides down payment and/or closing cost assistance to income-eligible families to enable them to purchase a home; eligibility is 80% median income
  
  HOUSING REHABILITATION offers low and moderate income homeowners low interest loans to rehabilitate health and safety needs of their older homes
  
  PROJECT FOCUS works one-on-one with individuals/families using family development/case management model by assessing needs, linking to available services and follow-through
  
  PROJECT FIRST where homeless families with children participate in a housing and supportive services project for up to 24 months
  
  RENTAL HOUSING provides government subsidized private rental housing as well as low cost/below market rental housing to income qualified people
  
  THRIFT STORES provide clothing, shoes, coats and household goods to families in need and to the public for small handling fee
  
  WEATHERIZATION provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather; to be eligible, families must submit pay stubs from the last three months, and provide a legal description of the home or obtain the landlord's permission if the home is not owned by the family; the family must reside in the home for at least one year, and provide heating bills before and after weatherization to BVCA Partnership
• Blue Valley Community Action Partnership - Jefferson County http://www.bvca.net (external link)
  HELPS low-income populations achieve self-sufficiency by offering the following services:
  
  EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE funds are used to assist low-income people (with proof of need) with small emergencies. Utility bills and rent are occasionally paid by BVCA Partnership
  
  FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM provides opportunities for low-income persons, 60 years or older, to provide supportive, person-to-person services in health, education, welfare or related settings to help alleviate the physical, mental, or emotional problems of children with exceptional or special needs
  
  HOLIDAY PROJECT volunteers, community groups and local businesses donate materials, food, toys and skills for seasonal holiday projects for low-income families; provides food packages and allowances to purchase clothes, shoes, coats, and household goods
  
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION provides training on the home buying process
  
  HOMELESS ASSISTANCE offers services for homeless individuals and families including food pantry, homeless shelter, clothing, referrals, and locating permanent housing
  
  HOUSING OWNERSHIP ASSISTANCE provides down payment and/or closing cost assistance to income-eligible families to enable them to purchase a home
  
  HOUSING REHABILITATION offers low and moderate income homeowners low interest loans to rehabilitate health and safety needs of their older homes
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS for children, ages 2 months to 18 years, at public clinics by BVCA Partnership in cooperation with NE Health and Human Services, local nurses, hospitals, community groups, individuals and doctors
  
  INCOME TAX RETURN PREPARATION, a free e-file preparation to encourage families to access Earned Income Tax Credits and eliminate filing fees
  
  PROJECT FOCUS works one-on-one with individuals/families using family development/case management model by assessing needs, linking to available services and follow-through
  
  PROJECT FIRST offers homeless families with children to participate in a housing and supportive services project for up to 24 months
  
  RENTAL HOUSING provides government subsidized private rental housing as well as low cost/below market rental housing to income qualified people
  
  THRIFT STORES provide clothing, shoes, coats and household goods to families in need
  
  WEATHERIZATION provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather; to be eligible, families must submit pay stubs from the last three months, and provide a legal description of the home or obtain the landlord's permission if the home is not owned by the family; the family must reside in the home for at least one year, and provide heating bills before and after weatherization to Blue Valley Community Action Partnership
• Blue Valley Community Action Partnership - Saline County http://www.bvca.net (external link)
  HELPS low-income populations achieve self-sufficiency by offering the following services:
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM distributes government-purchased surplus food commodities to the following persons: income-eligible families with children, 0-6 years; women who are pregnant, breastfeeding or have given birth in the last 12 months; and persons, 60 years or older
  
  EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE funds are used to assist low-income people (with proof of need) with small emergencies. Utility bills and rent are occasionally paid by BVCA Partnership
  
  FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM provides opportunities for low-income persons, 60 years or older, to provide supportive, person-to-person services in health, education, welfare or related settings to help alleviate the physical, mental, or emotional problems of children with exceptional or special needs
  
  HEALTHY WEIGHTS IN WOMEN provides female enrollees with health and nutrition education and exercise classes as well as self-esteem development
  
  HOLIDAY PROJECT volunteers, community groups, and local businesses donate materials, food, toys and skills for seasonal holiday projects for low-income families; provides food packages and allowances to purchase clothes, shoes, coats, and household goods
  
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION provides training on the home buying process
  
  HOMELESS ASSISTANCE offers services for homeless individuals and families including food pantry, homeless shelter, clothing, referrals, and locating permanent housing
  
  HOUSING OWNERSHIP ASSISTANCE provides down payment and/or closing cost assistance to income-eligible families to enable them to purchase a home; eligibility is 80% median income
  
  HOUSING REHABILITATION offers low and moderate income homeowners low interest loans to rehabilitate health and safety needs of their older homes
  
  IMMUNIZATION for children, ages 2 months to 18 years, at public clinics by BVCA Partnership in cooperation with NE Health and Human Services, local nurses, hospitals, community groups, individuals and doctors
  
  INCOME TAX RETURN PREPARATION offers free e-file preparation to encourage families to access Earned Income Tax Credits and eliminate filing fees
  
  MINORITY HEALTH provides assistance with health related issues, interpretation and translation
  
  PROJECT FOCUS works one-on-one with individuals/families using family development/case management model by assessing needs, linking to available services and follow-through
  
  PROJECT FIRST offers homeless families with children to participate in a housing and supportive services project for up to 24 months
  
  RENTAL HOUSING provides low cost/below market rental housing to income qualified people; low to moderate income-based eligibility
  
  WEATHERIZATION provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather; to be eligible, families must submit pay stubs from the last three months, and provide a legal description of the home or obtain the landlord's permission if the home is not owned by the family; the family must reside in the home for at least one year, and provide heating bills before and after weatherization to Blue Valley Community Action Partnership
  
  WOMEN, INFANTS, CHILDREN (WIC) is a health and nutrition program for at-risk breastfeeding, pregnant and post-partum women, and for infants and children up to age five; after medical and nutritional screening, food vouchers are given to qualified individuals; the Clinic is located in York
• Blue Valley Community Action Partnership - Seward County http://www.bvca.net (external link)
  HELPS low-income populations achieve self-sufficiency by offering the following services:
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM distributes government-purchased surplus food commodities to the following persons: income-eligible families with children, 0-6 years; women who are pregnant, breastfeeding or have given birth in the last 12 months; and persons, 60 years or older
  
  EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE funds are used to assist low-income people (with proof of need) with small emergencies; utility bills and rent are occasionally paid by BVCA Partnership
  
  HOLIDAY PROJECT volunteers, community groups and local businesses donate materials, food, toys and skills for seasonal holiday projects for low-income families; provides food packages and allowances to purchase clothes, shoes, coats, and household goods
  
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION provides training on the home buying process
  
  HOMELESS ASSISTANCE offers services for homeless individuals and families including food pantry, homeless shelter, clothing, referrals, and locating permanent housing
  
  HOUSING OWNERSHIP ASSISTANCE provides down payment and/or closing cost assistance to income-eligible families to enable them to purchase a home; eligibility is 80% median income
  
  HOUSING REHABILITATION offers low and moderate income homeowners low interest loans to rehabilitate health and safety needs of their older homes
  
  IMMUNIZATION for children, ages 2 months to 18 years, at public clinics by BVCA Partnership in cooperation with NE Health and Human Services, local nurses, hospitals, community groups, individuals and doctors
  
  PROJECT FOCUS works one-on-one with individuals/families using family development/case management model by assessing needs, linking to available services and follow-through
  
  PROJECT FIRST offers homeless families with children to participate in a housing and supportive services project for up to 24 months
  
  THRIFT STORES provides clothing, shoes, coats and household goods to families in need
  
  WEATHERIZATION provides assistance to secure homes for hot and cold weather; to be eligible, families must submit pay stubs from the last three months, and provide a legal description of the home or obtain the landlord's permission if the home is not owned by the family; the family must reside in the home for at least one year, and provide heating bills before and after weatherization to Blue Valley Community Action Partnership
  
  WOMEN, INFANTS, CHILDREN (WIC) is a health and nutrition program for at-risk breastfeeding, pregnant and post-partum women, and for infants and children up to age five; after medical and nutritional screening, food vouchers are given to qualified individuals; the Clinic is located in Seward
• Bureau of Vital Statistics - Douglas County http://www.douglascountyhealth.com (external link)
  BIRTH AND DEATH certificates for persons born or deceased in Douglas County, call Omaha 444-7204 or in Nebraska call 402-471-2871.
• Catholic Charities - North Center http://www.ccomaha.org (external link)
  AFTER SCHOOL program
  
  SUMMER CAMP for youth
• Central Nebraska Community Services - Central City http://www.welcome2cncs.com (external link)
  WIC
  
  MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS
  
  RURAL HEALTH OUTREACH
  
  HEAD START
  
  RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE for Hamilton, Merrick and Nance counties
  
  WEATHERIZATION
  
  SECTION 8 and Affordable housing
  
  BUDGETING
  
  HOPE (Hope Offers People Empowerment) intensive family case management program
  
  THRIVES PROGRAM assists homeless in obtaining safe and suitable transitional housing
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES
  
  DIAPERS
  
  REFERRALS
• Central Nebraska Community Services - Columbus http://www.welcome2cncs.com (external link)
  COMMODITY supplemental food program
  
  WEATHERIZATION program
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS for children ages 0-18
  
  THRIVES (Transitional Housing for Rural Independence, Viability and Economic Stability) provides transition housing for individuals and families
  
  EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for disconnect notices for electricity and gas or eviction notices, first month's rent or deposit assistance
  
  EVERY WOMAN MATTERS offers breast and cervical screening exams for women between 40-64 years of age; also includes cholesterol, blood sugar, and mammogram tests
  
  HOPE Case Management offers personal counseling and support to help with financial and emotional needs, as well as building goals for a promising future
  
  TAX PREPARATION assistance by appointment only
  
  CHILD SAFETY SEAT program educates parents on the proper use and installation of their child safety seats and provides child safety seats if needed
  
  HEAD START and Early Head Start (home and center-based) programs, full or part day - located in Columbus, Schuyler, and Albion; volunteer opportunities available
  
  CHILDCARE CHOICE provides training for child care providers
  
  EVEN START program for Platte County families with children ages birth-8, offering literacy, GED/Diploma, English as a second language services, and parenting classes
• Central Nebraska Community Services - O'Neill http://www.welcome2cncs.com (external link)
  FOOD PANTRY Tue and Thu 8:30 am-4 pm, or call for appointment
  
  THRIVES (Transitional Housing for Rural Independence, Viability and Economic Stability) provides transitional housing for individuals and families
  
  EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for disconnect notices for electricity and gas or eviction notices, first month's rent or deposit assistance
  
  HOPE Case Management offers personal counseling and support to help with financial and emotional needs, as well as building goals for the future
  
  BUDGETING assistance
  
  WIC program for pregnant and postpartum women (child under 5 years)
  
  IMMUNIZATION CLINIC for children up to age 19; for adults, TB and Hepatitis B shots are available
  
  EVERY WOMAN MATTERS program enrollments and outreach; program pays for pelvic exams/pap tests, clinical breast exams, teaching of breast self exam, and mammograms; for first time clients, blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar tests are performed; women and men age 50+ may also qualify for a colon cancer screening
  
  EARLY DEVELOPMENT NETWORK works with children ages 0-3 who have a disability in their natural environments at no cost to families; service coordination for speech, occupational therapy, physical therapy, deaf education, and early childhood special education
• Charity Navigator http://www.charitynavigator.org (external link)
  WEBSITE provides information on thousands of charities and evaluates the financial health of each
• Choices Treatment Center, Inc. http://www.choicestreatmentcenter.com (external link)
  FREE EVALUATIONS, assessments and interventions for problem gamblers
  
  FREE FIVE-WEEK FAMILY education program for anyone who wants to learn more about the affects of addiction
  
  INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP counseling (sliding-scale, debt-ratio fee--where applicable)
  
  COUNSELOR PRESENTATIONS to schools, community groups, churches, lawyers, probation, judges and businesses
  
  HELP LINE service available 24 hours
  
  WOMEN'S PROGRAM includes a ten-week women's only group, budget & financial help, domestic violence help and information, exercise and health eating and eating disorders
  
  ALCOHOL/SUBSTANCE ABUSE evaluations and individual counseling
  
  MENTAL HEALTH ASSESSMENTS & COUNSELING -individual, marriage, couples, family
  
  OVERSPENDING ASSESSMENTS and COUNSELING
  
  FINANCIAL BUDGETING
• ClearPoint Credit Counseling Solutions http://www.clearpointcreditcounselingsolutions.org (external link)
  DISCUSS RECOMMENDATIONS for managing credit wisely
  
  ESTABLSH FINANCIAL priorities to maximize income
  
  EXPLORE ALTERNATIVES to help reduce debt
  
  DEVELOPS A customized household budget
• Community Action Partnership - Buffalo County http://www.mnca.net (external link)
  COMMUNITY SERVICE COORDINATORS take applications for agency's programs and refer clients to other services and agencies in the community; prevent rent evictions, utility disconnects, mortgage foreclosures, and assist with rent or utility deposits after applying for assistance at DHHS at www.accessnebraska.ne.gov and completing determination of eligibility
  
  TAX PREPARATION and money management
  
  TOILETRIES
  
  CHILD ABUSE RESOURCE AND EDUCATION (CARE) to increase awareness, education, and resources through parenting classes, personal safety programs for children, and community training; includes Cooperative Parenting and Divorce program and Love & Logic parenting classes for those with children ages 1-18
  
  BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT offers assistance for start-up and expansion of opportunities providing part time or full time employment; research and assistance writing business plans, business loans in amounts of $100 to $5000, individual and group pre-business training, technical assistance for existing small business
  
  PRAIRIE LAND FOOD program registration site - provides monthly food packages at a reduced cost
  
  WEATHERIZATION program offering insulation and sealing of direct penetrations; income may be up to 150% of federal poverty guidelines; serves owners, and renters with owner's permission
  
  WIC, a supplemental nutrition education program which provides health referrals, breast feeding promotions and nutritious free foods to income eligible pregnant, breast feeding or postpartum women, infants and children up to age five; must meet income guidelines
  
  CSFP - Commodity Supplemental Food Program for pregnant women, children under the age of six years, and those 60 years and older who meet income eligibility guidelines
  
  EVERY WOMAN MATTERS facilitates screening and re-screening for breast and cervical cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS are provided to children by appointment only; no income guidelines apply; $20.00 per child administration fee
  
  WELL CHILD CLINIC offers physical exams, immunizations, school physicals, development, hearing, vision, and lead screenings to families regardless of income for a fee or Medicaid reimbursement
  
  HEAD START home-based and center-based programs
  
  R.Y.D.E. - Reach Your Destination Easily provides transportation available to the public; low-cost fares charged (exact change is requested); works with Kearney Cab to provide low-cost fares when R.Y.D.E. is unavailable; R.Y.D.E. vehicles are equipped with wheelchair lifts; 24-hour notice is requested
  
  RSVP - Retired and Senior Volunteer Program offers adults age 55 and over the opportunity to serve their community
  
  AFFORDABLE RENTAL UNITS (single family and duplexes)
  
  CLINIC OF GOOD HEALTH/Minority Health Clinics - sliding-fee scale wellness clinic open to anyone by appointment (see separate listings)
• Community Action Partnership - Franklin County http://www.mnca.net (external link)
  COMMUNITY SERVICES COORDINATORS take applications for Mid-Nebraska Community Action programs and refer clients to other services and agencies in the community
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  RENT, rent deposit, mortgage, and utility assistance
  
  THRIFT STORE, donation requested
  
  HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
  
  SCHOOL SUPPLIES and shoe vouchers in August
  
  ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE for Kids Connection, Medicaid, and other Health and Human Services programs
  
  BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT offers assistance for start-up and expansion of opportunities providing part time or full time employment. Services include research and assistance writing business plans, business loans in amounts of $100 to $5000, individual and group pre-business training, and technical assistance for existing small business
  
  WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM offering insulation and sealing of direct penetrations; income may be up to 200% of federal poverty guidelines; serves owners and renters, with owner's permission
  
  WIC, a supplemental nutrition education program which provides health referrals, breast feeding promotions and nutritious free foods to income eligible pregnant, breast feeding or postpartum women, infants and children up to age five; must meet income guidelines
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  FRANKLIN COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM provides transportation to medical appointments, shopping areas, congregate dinners, and social activities; services are open to the public at low-cost fares; all buses are equipped to transport the disabled
  
  READING IS FUNDAMENTAL program allows the community to donate funds to purchase books, which are then distributed at community events
  
  BABY ITEMS available
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM for pregnant women, children under the age of six years, and those 60 years and older
  
  
• Community Action Partnership - Kearney County http://www.mnca.net (external link)
  COMMUNITY SERVICES COORDINATOR takes applications for Community Action Partnership of Mid-Nebraska programs and refers clients to other services and agencies in the community.
  
  LIMITED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE provided to prevent rent eviction, mortgage foreclosure or utility disconnection; may also assist with rent or utility deposit, where appropriate. First apply for assistance at the Nebraska Dept. of Health & Human Services, www.accessnebraska.ne.gov for an eligibility determination and referrals to community agencies with Letter of Eligibility, then schedule an appointment with Mid's Community Service Coordinator at 308-832-1829 or 308-865-5680 to apply for assistance.
  
  THE CLOSET is a thrift store located at 341 E. 4th Street, Minden, 308-832-1221, open Mon-Fri 10 am-5 pm and Sat 10 am-3 pm; a redistribution center for gently-used clothing and small household goods; on-going bag sales; clothing vouchers available from Mid's Community Services Coordinator for those unable to leave a cash donation; no residence requirement to shop - everyone is welcome
  
  FOOD PANTRY provides emergency food assistance, personal care items and diapers by appointment up to 4 times a year - only for Kearney County residents.
  
  BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT offers assistance for start-up and expansion of opportunities providing part time or full time employment. Services include research and assistance writing business plans; business loans in amounts of $100 to $5,000; individual and group pre-business training; and technical assistance for existing small business. For more information please call 308-865-5675.
  
  WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM offers insulation, sealing of direct air penetrations and energy efficiency measures for renters (with landlord's signed approval) and owners of owner-occupied homes; income may be up to 150% of federal poverty guidelines (3 months income verification required with application). Please call 308-832-1829 or 308-865-5680.
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM for pregnant or postpartum women, children under the age of six years (150% of poverty level or Kids Connection eligible), and adults age 60 years and older (130% of poverty level), for a package of canned meats, fruits, vegetables and dry goods every other month. Please call 308-832-1829 or 308-865-5680.
  
  CHRISTMAS PROGRAM for Kearney County residents: Caring Tree enrollment is the last two weeks of October through the first week of December for children ages 14 and under - income eligibility up to 130%. Christmas dinner baskets are provided by Kearney County Goodfellows - income eligibility up to 130%.
  
  THANKSGIVING pantries available to very low income households. Please call 308-832-1829.
  
  BABY ITEMS available - please call 308-832-1829.
  
  SCHOOL SUPPLIES assistance program - please call 308-832-1829.
  
  READING IS FUNDAMENTAL program allows the community to donate funds to purchase books, which are then distributed at community events - please call 308-832-1829.
  
  C.A.R.E. offering Love & Logic parenting classes, Happy Bear - child abuse prevention education to young children, I'm In Charge - latch-key children education program, Bullying prevention education program, plus Cooperative Parenting in Divorce classes. Please call CARE coordinator at 308-865-5675 for scheduling and more information.
  
  WIC (1-877-803-1712), a supplemental nutrition education program which provides health referrals, breast feeding promotions and nutritious free foods to income eligible pregnant, breast feeding or postpartum women, infants and children up to age five; must meet income guidelines (150% poverty level or Kids Connection eligible).
  
  WELL CHILD CLINIC offering physical exams, immunizations, school physicals, development, hearing, vision, and lead screenings to families regardless of income for a fee or Medicaid reimbursement - please call 308-865-5675 to schedule an appointment.
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS are provided to children by appointment only; no income guidelines apply; administration fee - please call 308-865-5675 to schedule an appointment.
  
  INCOME TAX PREPARATION (VITA) assistance February 1st through April 15th - for an appointment in Minden please call 402-290-9763.
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES through the RSVP program - please call 308-856-5675.
• Community Action Partnership - McCook Office http://www.mnca.net (external link)
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM (CSFP) every other month, must meet income and age qualifications
  
  WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM provides energy saving updates to owner occupied as well as rentals; must meet income qualifications
  
  AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOMES - 3 bedroom. Available in Curtis, Stratton, Trenton, Hayes Center, Imperial, and Oxford
  
  TAX ASSISTANCE free tax prep and e-filing available by appointment
  
  REFERRAL AND ASSISTANCE to other related programs
  
  PRAIRIE LAND FOOD PROGRAM cost is $24 for over $45 worth of food. A local person delivers in Maywood/Curtis, Stratton and Trenton one time each month. No income or age requirements
  
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION for first time home buyers
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT, voluntary, to assist families to self sufficiency
  
  SALVATION ARMY VOUCHERS for medicine, gas, or food one time only; also offers motel voucher one time in emergency situations
• Community Action Partnership - Nuckolls County http://www.mnca.net (external link)
  COMMUNITY SERVICES COORDINATORS take applications for Mid-Nebraska Community Action programs and refer clients to other services and agencies in the community
  
  RENT, rent deposit, mortgage, and utility assistance
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
  
  ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE for Kids Connection and other Health and Human Services programs
  
  WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM offering insulation and sealing of direct penetrations; income may be up to 150% of federal poverty guidelines; serves owners and renters, with owner's permission
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM for pregnant women, children under the age of six years, and those 60 years and older
  
  WIC, a supplemental nutrition education program which provides health referrals, breast feeding promotions and nutritious free foods to income eligible pregnant, breast feeding or postpartum women, infants and children up to age five; must meet income guidelines
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  FAMILY DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR specializing in intensive case management working with dependent low-income families to help them reach self-sufficiency

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• Community Action Partnership - Nuckolls County http://www.mnca.net (external link)
  COMMUNITY SERVICES COORDINATORS take applications for Mid-Nebraska Community Action programs and refer clients to other services and agencies in the community
  
  RENT, rent deposit, mortgage, and utility assistance
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
  
  ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE for Kids Connection and other Health and Human Services programs
  
  WEATHERIZATION PROGRAM offering insulation and sealing of direct penetrations; income may be up to 150% of federal poverty guidelines; serves owners and renters, with owner's permission
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM for pregnant women, children under the age of six years, and those 60 years and older
  
  WIC, a supplemental nutrition education program which provides health referrals, breast feeding promotions and nutritious free foods to income eligible pregnant, breast feeding or postpartum women, infants and children up to age five; must meet income guidelines
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  FAMILY DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR specializing in intensive case management working with dependent low-income families to help them reach self-sufficiency
• Community Action Partnership of Lancaster and Saunders Counties http://www.communityactionatwork.org (external link)
  CENTER FOR REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANTS provides assistance with immigration paperwork; career advancement training, employment assistance services.
  
  COMPUTER LEARNING LAB; upon completion of 30 credits of prescribed coursework clients receive a free, refurbished computer; participants must meet income guidelines; open lab times are available
  
  COMPUTER RECYCLING, accepts donations of used computers. Usable parts are refurbished, all other components are recycled. Clients can also take a computre repair training class where they help refurbish computers. The computer recycling program gives recycled computers to individuals successfully completing 30 hours of computer classes and organizations needing computers to increase their ability to serve their clients.
  
  MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT aims to create job opportunities for low-income individuals who want to start their own business or expand the small business they currently own; offers technical and soft-skills training related to small business development administered in the Core Four Business Planning Course curriculum; provides training in the lawn care industry through LAP Lawn Service internship program
  
  HOMELESS VOUCHER PROGRAM serves homeless individuals or families in Lancaster County by providing intensive case management; applicants must be eligible for a Section 8 voucher through Lincoln Housing Authority
  
  HOUSING AND RESOURCES COUNSELING provides emergency assistance with deposit, rent, gas/electric, and water; households must complete an application over the phone or in person to be eligible (must have amount past due); through the LES Energy Voucher Program, clients may receive vouchers that help pay their energy bills
  
  INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT ACCOUNTS (IDA) serve income-eligible Lincoln families by matching their earned income savings to purchase a home, start a business, or pay for post-secondary education tuition fees; interested families must complete financial literacy classes as a prerequisite to participation in the IDA program
  
  CAREER ADVANCEMENT TRAINING (CAT) offers intensive career training to ensure success in any type of employment, including coverage of such topics as problem solving, coping with stress, and communicating appropriately in the workplace; on-the-job training, career guidance, assistance applying for employment, and follow-up support to promote long-term job retention
  
  SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM provides housing subsidies, case management, and supportive services to homeless families in Lincoln; participants are assigned a case manager and work to overcome the barriers that led to homelessness
  
  VITA TAX PREPARATION PROGRAM provides information on Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and eligibility guidelines for the credit; free basic tax preparation is provided to low-income families and individuals who are eligible for EITC
  
  WEATHERIZATION serves renters, owners, multi-units, mobile homes, and standard constructed homes in Lancaster and Saunders counties; households must meet 200% of federal poverty guidelines. Homes are eligible if it has been weatherized before October 1,1993; services include heating inspection and cleaning, furnace replacement, water heater replacement, insulation of attics and sidewalls, insulation in floors and ceilings of mobile homes, caulking and sealing, and window and door replacement
  
  LANDLORD/TENANT SERVICES aims to increase stability in housing among low income individuals and families; services available to anyone requesting information about landlord and tenant relations; however, the program specifically targets low income populations at risk of losing their housing due to eviction
  
  FINANCIAL LITERACY aims to educate individuals and families in important financial skills for life, such as money management, budgeting, credit, banking, and more; program utilizes MoneySmart curriculum - administered in multiple languages
  
  OTHER SERVICES LISTED SEPARATELY:
  HEAD START / EARLY HEAD START comprehensive child development programs serve low income children from birth to age five, pregnant women, and their families; primary focus is school preparedness for low income children; programs take a holistic approach to issues of child development
  
  LANGUAGELINC offers for-fee interpretation and translation services in the Lincoln community with an emphasis on the medical field
  
  REPRESENTATIVE PAYEE PROGRAM provides intensive comprehensive case management services designed to ensure the client's rent, utilities, and other basic needs are met; also provides one on one case support services, information and referrals, budgeting, and goal planning
• Community Action Partnership of Western Nebraska - Gering http://www.capwn.org (external link)
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  RENT AND UTILITY assistance; bring bill or shut off notice, eviction notice, proof of income; committee determines recipients and gives vouchers out Tuesdays and Thursdays
  
  HOMELESS ASSISTANCE program aids with emergency shelter and case management to help the homeless re-establish themselves; partial rent and utility vouchers available to help prevent homelessness
  
  CSFP COMMODITIES for seniors and children; home delivery is available for the elderly who cannot pick up their commodities
  
  MIGRANT/SEASONAL FARM WORKERS Program assists with rent/utilities, gasoline, minor car repairs, and food vouchers for those who's primary income is from farm work
  
  SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM is free for Scotts Bluff County frail elderly persons; a senior companion 60 years or older helps the elderly stay in their own homes by providing companionship and support; companions are paid a stipend and mileage
  
  FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM places participants 60 years or older in the school system to help children who need extra help in basic education skills; grandparents are paid a small stipend and mileage
  
  VITA TAX ASSISTANCE offers e-filing of federal and state income taxes for low income and elderly clients; appointments required; sites in Gering, Lewellen, Sidney, and Kimball
• Consulate of Mexico
  ISSUES DOCUMENTS including Mexican passports, Consular Identification Cards, Birth Registration to Mexican Nationals born abroad, and Mexican Military Registration
  
  PROTECTION for Mexican Nationals
  
  VISAS for foreigners traveling to Mexico
  
  POWERS OF ATTORNEY/issues Power of Attorney letters
  
  PROMOTES specialized programs to education and business community
  
  PROMOTES trade and tourism to residents in Iowa and Nebraska
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service - Grand Island http://www.cccsn.org (external link)
  HELPS PEOPLE WITH DEBT problems work out a plan for paying their debt
  
  EDUCATION AWARENESS Program teaches budgeting and family debt management
  
  HOME BUYER education
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service - Lincoln http://www.cccsncbr.org (external link)
  FREE BUDGET counseling
  
  HOUSING counseling
  
  PRE-FILING BANKRUPTCY counseling
  
  REVERSE MORTGAGE counseling
  
  EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS on money management
  
  FIRST TIME HOME BUYER education
  
  DEBT REPAYMENT PROGRAM in cooperation with client's creditors
  
  CREDIT REPORTS
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service - Norfolk http://www.cccsn.org (external link)
  FREE DEBT counseling
  
  BUDGETING assistance
  
  DEBT CONSOLIDATION plan - viable alternative to personal bankruptcy
  
  CONSULTATIONS at the First National Bank of Columbus in the Trust Building, call for times and dates
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service - North Platte http://www.cccsn.org (external link)
  FREE DEBT counseling
  
  BUDGETING assistance
  
  ESTABLISHED FIXED PAYMENTS to creditors for clients
  
  CREDIT REPORTS
  
  FORECLOSURE COUNSELING
  
  RENTAL ASSISTANCE and mortgage loan referrals
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION and speaker's bureau, educational information for companies experiencing layoffs
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service - Omaha http://www.cccsn.org (external link)
  FREE DEBT counseling
  
  BUDGETING assistance
  
  PRE-FILNG BANKRUPTCY counseling
  
  CREDIT REPORTS
  
  HOUSING EDUCATION and counseling
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION and speaker's bureau, educational information for companies experiencing layoffs
• Council Bluffs Public Health Department http://www.cbhealth.org (external link)
  ADULT FLU CLINIC DONATIONS
  
  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE CLINICS
  
  HIV TESTING, counseling and education
  
  TUBERCULOSIS SURVEILLANCE, control and education
  
  INVESTIGATION OF reportable diseases
  
  HEAD LICE PROGRAM chemical free supplies
  
  CHILDREN'S IMMUNIZATION clinics
  
  HEPITITIS C SURVEILLANCE, control and education
  
  AUDITS IMMUNIZATION RECORDS for schools and licensed day cares
  
  PREVENTION OF communicable disease outbreaks
  
  AIR AND NOISE pollution control
  
  OPEN BURNING complaints and permits
  
  PERMITS AND LICENSES:
  Restaurants, hotels, swimming pool inspections/permits
  Septic system permits Tanning, tattoo, and body piercing inspections/permits
  
  JUNK CAR, solid waste, and weed complaints
  
  ANIMAL SERVICES INCLUDING
  Licensing and adoptions
  Spay and neutering education
  Investigation of bites and animal cruelty
  Investigation of complaints
  Dangerous dog registration
  
  RESIDENTIAL COLLECTION of solid waste
  
  REGIONAL COLLECTION CENTER for household hazardous waste/disposal
  
  RECYCLING PROGRAMS
  
  NEEDLE DISPOSAL PROGRAM
• DHHS Tips Fraud Hotline http://oig.hhs.gov/hotline.html (external link)
  HOTLINE to report fraud, waste, program abuse, mismanagement, misconduct, conflict of interest and contact/grant fraud by DHHS employees, and beneficiaries.
  
  Types of complaints:
  Medicare Part-A
  Medicare Part-B
  Child Support Enforcement
  National Institute Of Health
  Indian Health Service
  Food and Drug Administration
  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
  Health Resources and Services Administration
  Aid to Children and Families
  All Other HHS agencies or related programs
  
  HHS department or program being affected by your allegation of fraud waste or abuse/mismanagement:
  Administration for Children and Families (ACF)
  Child Support Enforcement (CSE)
  Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
  Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
  National Institutes of Health (NIH)
  Office of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
  Indian Health Service (IHS)
  Office of Inspector General (OIG)
  Office of the Secretary (OS)
  Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMSHA)
  Administration on Aging (AOA)
  Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
  Other (please specify)
  
  Please provide the following, if you would like your referral to be submitted anonymously please indicate in your correspondence or phone call:
  Your Name
  Your Street Address
  Your City/County
  Your State
  Your Zip Code
  Your email Address
  
  Subject/Person/Business/Department that allegation is against:
  Name of Subject
  Title of Subject (if applicable)
  Subject's Street Address
  Subject's City/County
  Subject's State
  Subject's Zip Code
  
  Please provide a brief summary relating to your allegation.
• Douglas County Offices http://www.co.douglas.ne.us (external link)
  COUNTY government offices:
  
  ASSESSOR - Homestead Exemption - whole or partial property tax relief for elderly and low-income disabled homeowners 444-7185
  
  BIRTH CERTIFICATES
  
  BUILDING PERMITS
  
  BUILDING COMMISION
  
  CHILD SUPPORT
  
  CLERK of the District Court
  
  COMMISSIONER'S Office
  
  COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH Center
  
  COMPUTER Center
  
  CORRECTIONS Department
  
  COUNTY ATTOURNEY
  
  COUNTY CLERK
  
  COUNTY COURT - State Agency
  
  DEATH Certificates
  
  DISTRICT COURT
  
  ELECTION
  
  EMERGENCY Management
  
  ENVIRONMENTAL Services
  
  GENERAL ASSISTANCE and Primary Health
  
  HALL OFJUSTICE
  
  HEALTH Department
  
  ANTHRAX Hotline 444-4636 (INFO)
  
  HEALTH Center
  
  HOUSING Authority
  
  JAILS
  
  JURY Commissioner
  
  JUVENILE Court
  
  LAND Reutilization Commission
  
  LANDFILL Site
  
  MARRIAGE Licenses
  
  MICROFILM
  
  NOXIOUS WEED Control
  
  PARKS and Trails
  
  PERMITS and Inspections
  
  PERSONNEL Dept and Employment
  
  PROBATION Office
  
  PUBLIC Defender
  
  PUBLIC Property
  
  PURCHASING
  
  RECORDS
  
  REGISTER of Deeds
  
  ROAD Maintenance
  
  SHERIFF
  
  TOURISM
  
  TREASURER - Disabled Parking Permits
  
  VETERANS County Service Office
  
  WORK RELEASE Center
  
  YOUTH Center
  
  JUVENILE Assessment Center
• Douglas County Treasurer's Office http://www.dctreasurer.org (external link)
  MOTOR VEHICLE titling, registration, and license plates
  
  REAL ESTATE and personal property taxes
  
  NEBRASKA photo identification (non-drivers), required for employment
  
  DUPLICATE ID or Driver's License available at all locations
  
  NEW or expired ID or Driver's License at branch locations only (not Downtown Branch)
  
  BRANCH LOCATIONS:
  4202 S 50 St - South
  7414 N 30 St - North
  2910 N 108 St - Maple
  5730 S 144 St - Millard
  411 N 84 St - Midtown
  1819 Farnam H02- Downtown
• Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership - Bellevue http://www.encapomaha.org (external link)
  BELLEVUE FOOD PANTRY for Bellevue residents only
  
  VOLUNTEERS INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE (VITA) runs from January 2 to April 15 each year for short forms. Low Income Taxpayers Clinic available for dispute resolution with the Internal Revenue Service; income must be below 250% of the poverty guidelines ($40,225 for family of three) and the dispute must be over a matter less than $50,000; tax preparation and tax disputes are by appointment only
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for rent and utilities
  
  COMMODITY FOOD PROGRAM for 60 and over, children 5-6 years of age, and pregnant and nursing women; income guidelines apply
  
  WEATHERIZATION program
  
  FAN DISTRIBUTION for older individuals; limit is one fan per household; those who received a fan from ENCAP or another agency last year you will not qualify to receive a fan this year
• Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership - North Omaha
  HOMELESS SERVICES help clients obtain shelter, clothing, and food
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE UNIT provides outpatient services
  
  MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES includes individual, group, family, and marital counseling, psychological and psychiatric testing,stress and anger management.
  
  EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOPS FOR EX-OFFENDERS Mon and Wed and again Tue and Thu 1 pm-3 pm 16 week session need to pre-register; RSVP to Saundra, ext. 212
  
  MONTHLY senior breakfast and other programs
  
  VOCATIONAL TRAINING and education referrals
  
  VOLUNTEERS INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE (VITA) runs from January 1 to April 15 each year for short forms. Low Income Taxpayers Clinic available for dispute resolution with the Internal Revenue Service; income must be below 250% of the poverty guidelines ($40,225 for family of three) and the dispute must be over a matter less than $50,000; By scheduled appointment only
  
  WEATHERIZATION program
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE support groups
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  RENT, mortgage, and utility assistance when funds are available.
  
  FREE or reduced bus tickets for clients only
  
  COMMODITY FOOD PROGRAM for 60 and over, children under 6 years of age, and pregnant and nursing women
  
  CAREER CLOSET for anyone who has verifiable employment, interviews, or job searches; client or agency must call for an appointment and bring identification, proof of address
  
  NUTRITION CENTER (see separate listing)
  
  GED CLASSES Mon-Thu 9 am-12 noon
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  FAN DISTRIBUTION for older individuals; limit is one fan per household; those who received a fan from ENCAP or another agency last year you will not qualify to receive a fan this year
• ENOA - Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging http://www.enoa.org (external link)
  SENIOR CENTERS noon meals for seniors - 444-6513 (see below for Omaha locations)
  
  HOME DELIVERED meals for homebound elderly and disabled individuals certified by a case manager from ENOA or DHHS; clients receive 5-7 meals a week; sliding fee scale - 444-6444 or 444-6766
  
  PUBLIC INFORMTION - New Horizons Newspaper - 444-6654
  
  TRANSPORTATION, rural areas
  402-721-7770 - Dodge County
  402-426-9614 - Washington County
  888-210-1093 - Cass, Douglas, and Sarpy Counties
  
  HEALTH maintenance clinic - 444-6444
  
  VOLUNTEERS ASSISTING SENIORS (VAS) - free assistance for people 55 years and older in insurance, legal and consumer issues, including Medicare counseling - 444-6617
  
  HOMEMAKER services - 444-6444 ext 223
  
  RETIRED SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM (RSVP) - 444-6444 Ext 224
  
  FOSTER GRANDPARENTS provide service to children with special needs; volunteers who are age 60 and over and meet income guidelines agree to serve an average of 20 hours per week and receive a tax-free stipend of $2.70/hour and an array of benefits - 444-6444 Ext 246 or 245
  
  SENIOR COMPANION Program provides individuals with special needs assistance in their homes or a facility; Companions receive a tax-free stipend of $2.70/hour and other benefits; must meet income guidelines - 444-6444 Ext 247 or 246
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT - 444-6596
  
  PERSONAL CARE services - 444-6444
  
  DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT - 444-6444
  
  SENIOR CARE OPTIONS - 546-1870
  
  GRANPARENTS RESOURCE CENTER provides services for grandparents caring for their grandchildren - 444-6444 ext. 297
  
  FAN program year round for people 60+years - 444-6596
  
  VOLUNTEER Opportunities - 444-6444 ext. 221
  
  SENIORHELP VOLUNTEER Program - 444-6444 ext. 238
  
  LONG-TERM care ombudsman - 444-6444 ext 239
  
  SENIOR EMPLOYMENT program is a referral, job search source for employment for
  individuals 50 years and older; offers subsidized employment for individuals 55 years
  and older who are unemployed and qualify at 125% of poverty guidelines - 444-6684
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES for those 50 and older; $20 for 10 hours of instruction - 444-6684
  
  GATEKEEPER Program - 444-6444 ext 217 to make a referral to participate in training
  
  AGED MEDICAID Waiver - 546-1870
  
  CASE MANAGER coordinates services, working on behalf of older individuals; arranges for in-home services
  
  INTERGENERATION Orchestra of Omaha combines volunteer musicians 25 years of age and under and 50 years and over; auditions held each May - 444-6444 ext 221
  
  DOUGLAS AND SARPY COUNTY SENIOR CENTER locations:
  Bellevue Senior Center, 109 West 22nd Avenue, 68005 - 293-3041
  Camelot Friendship Center, 9270 Cady Avenue, 68134 - 444-3091
  Corrigan Senior Center, 3819 X Street, 68107 - 731-7210
  Family Service Senior Center, 2101 South 42nd Street, 68105 - 553-5300
  Florence Senior Center, 2920 Bondesson Street, 68112 - 444-6333
  Heartland Senior Center, 3534 South 108th Street, 68144 - 616-3090
  Highland Tower Senior Center, 2500 B Street, 68105 - 444-6513
  Immanuel Courtyard, 6757 Newport Avenue, Suite 100, 68152 - 829-2912
  LaVista Senior Center, 8116 Parkview Boulevard, 68128 - 331-3455
  Millard/Montclair Center, 2304 South 135th Avenue, 68144 - 546-1270
  Native American Elders Nutrition Program, 2240 Landon Court, 68102 - 346-0902
  North Senior Center, 2415 Grant Street, 68111 - 444-6278
  Papillion Senior Center, 1001 Limerick Road, 68046 - 597-2059
  Park Tower Senior Center, 1601 Park Avenue, 68105 - 444-6513
  Ralston Senior Center, 7301 Q Street, Suite 100, 68127 - 339-4926
  Seven Oaks Lunch Club, 3439 State Street, 68112 - 451-4477
  St Mary Magdalene Senior Center, 1817 Dodge Street, 68102 - 346-3234
• Family Housing Advisory Services - Council Bluffs http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  FINANCIAL FITNESS education providing information on budgeting, saving, banking, loans, establishing and repairing credit, and other financial topics
  
  HOUSING SEARCH assists renters, hear-homeless, those at-risk of homelessness and homeless individuals and families in search of safe and affordable housing
  
  HOUSING CLINICS for relocating tenants, displaced residents, near-homeless and homeless families and individuals
  
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION helps clients learn how to prepare for home ownership, know the warning signs of a predatory lender and learn about the available down payment/closing cost assistance available; work with clients to clear up credit issues;
  ADVOCACY regarding mortgage delinquency and default resolution including arrangements to save a home, prioritizing financial responsibilities, and valuing a home as an investment
  
  FORECLOSURE PREVENTION counseling
  
  REVERSE EQUITY MORTGAGE (REM)/ Home Equity Conversion Mortgage counseling for seniors to use home equity as source of income and help them understand if the REM/HECM is the best option;
  
  HOME MAINTENANCE EDUCATION
  
  REFERRALS to community resources, financial help, legal assistance, Community Health Center
  
  FAIR HOUSING assistance with investigating possible housing discrimination cases across Nebraska and Western Iowa, helping individuals and families understand their housing rights and how to exercise them; Works closely with governmental agencies that take formal charges of such discrimination
  
  FORECLOSURE education offers understanding of the options to foreclosure, prioritizing bills, and valuing a home as an investment
  
  REFERRALS and supportive services to residential communities
• Family Housing Advisory Services - South Omaha http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  FINANCIAL FITNESS education providing information on budgeting, saving, banking, loans, establishing and repairing credit, and other financial topics
  
  HOUSING SEARCH assists renters, hear-homeless, those at-risk of homelessness and homeless individuals and families in search of safe and affordable housing
  
  HOUSING CLINICS for relocating tenants, displaced residents, near-homeless and homeless families and individuals
  
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION helps clients learn how to prepare for home ownership, know the warning signs of a predatory lender and learn about the available down payment/closing cost assistance available; work with clients to clear up credit issues;
  ADVOCACY regarding mortgage delinquency and default resolution including arrangements to save a home, prioritizing financial responsibilities, and valuing a home as an investment
  
  FORECLOSURE PREVENTION counseling
  
  REVERSE EQUITY MORTGAGE (REM)/ Home Equity Conversion Mortgage counseling for seniors to use home equity as source of income and help them understand if the REM/HECM is the best option;
  
  HOME MAINTENANCE EDUCATION
  
  REFERRALS to community resources, financial help, legal assistance, Community Health Center
  
  FAIR HOUSING assistance with investigating possible housing discrimination cases across Nebraska and Western Iowa, helping individuals and families understand their housing rights and how to exercise them; Works closely with governmental agencies that take formal charges of such discrimination
  
  FORECLOSURE education offers understanding of the options to foreclosure, prioritizing bills, and valuing a home as an investment
  
  REFERRALS and supportive services to residential communities
• Family Housing Advisory Services, Inc. http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  HOMEOWNER EDUCATION program offers home buyer education, mortgage delinquency and default resolution advocacy, foreclosure prevention counseling, reverse equity mortgage (REM) / home equity conversion mortgage counseling (HECM), and asset management/Individual Development Accounts (IDA)
  
  TENANT SERVICES include homeless prevention, home search assistance, tenant rights and responsibilities, client case advocacy, client self-sufficiency, and tenant relocation assistance
  
  FINANCIAL FITNESS program provides guidance for wise credit and debt practices, budget counseling, financial counseling services; EITC (Earned Income Tax Credit) preparation assistance; VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) Site offering tax preparation assistance, as well as checking and savings accounts for the unbanked
  
  FAIR HOUSING CENTER of Nebraska offers fair housing education, landlord tenant counseling, investigation of housing discrimination complaints, and professional fair housing inservice training
  
  HOMEOWNER FINANCE (Omaha 100) provides affordable mortgage financing, down payment assistance, mortgage loan refinanced and property rehabilitation loan products
• Federal Citizen Information Center http://www.firstgov.gov (external link)
  SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT for those who have questions about Federal agencies, programs, and services
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRALS regarding Federal government offices and services
  
  GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS, free or low cost, on Social Security, medical, consumer, and elderly issues
  
  TASK FORCE for world wide travel safety information
• Financial Management Program - Family Housing Advisory Services http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  FINANCIAL LITERACY program offers education on budget counseling, wise money practices, how credit and debt work, every day financial services, how to borrow money, how to shop for a mortgage or car loan, and what is expected to maintain good credit
  
  ASSET MANAGEMENT - Individual Development Accounts (IDA's) help clients build wealth through matched savings and become financially independent and save for home ownership, education, or to start a business

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• Financial Management Program - Family Housing Advisory Services http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  FINANCIAL LITERACY program offers education on budget counseling, wise money practices, how credit and debt work, every day financial services, how to borrow money, how to shop for a mortgage or car loan, and what is expected to maintain good credit
  
  ASSET MANAGEMENT - Individual Development Accounts (IDA's) help clients build wealth through matched savings and become financially independent and save for home ownership, education, or to start a business
• Food Safety Program - Health Department http://www.lincoln.ne.gov/city/health/environ/consumer/food/ (external link)
  INSPECTIONS of all restaurants, food stores, processors and warehouses regarding sanitation, hygiene and food protection. Technical assistance is provided, including the review of plans for new establishments to insure proper equipment and construction, and the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) review of food preparation. Complaints are investigated, including those involving potential foodborne illnesses. The Program is advised by the Food Advisory Committee, which is composed of industry representatives and other citizens.
  
  FOOD HANDLER TRAINING provides training necessary for food establishment employees to obtain a food handler permit as required by the Lincoln Food Code. Individualized food handler training is available for persons with special needs, including language interpretation, who may need assistance in completing the course. English and Spanish classes are regularly scheduled. Several classes are scheduled every week.
• Foreclosure Prevention Counseling - FHAS http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  FORECLOSURE education offers understanding the options to foreclosure, prioritizing bills, and valuing a home as an investment
• Furnas County Offices http://www.furnascounty.ne.gov (external link)
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
• Gathering Place, The http://www.lincoln-action.org (external link)
  FREE EVENING MEALS Mon-Fri 5 pm-6 pm
  
  FRE HEALTH SCREENINGS the fourth Tuesday of every month 3 pm-5 pm
  
  AA MEETINGS are held on Fridays from 7:30 pm-8:30 pm
  
  PAYEE PROGRAM assists individuals who need help managing their own money; the individual is assigned a worker who ensures their basic needs are being met each month (such as rent, utilities, food, etc.); this assistance helps individuals so they don't mismanage their funds and/or get taken advantage of; hours are Mon-Fri 8 am-1 pm
• Geneva Activity and Education Department
  ACTIVITIES for youth and adults in Geneva and surrounding communities, including athletics, hunter safety, CPR classes, swimming lessons, investing, and welding
• Geneva Senior Center
  SENIOR CENTER provides services and activities to senior citizens to support their independence and community involvement
  
  ACTIVITIES coordination, entertainment, fellowship, recreation, education
  
  CONGREGATE meals
  
  HOME DELIVERED meals
  
  TRANSPORTATION
  
  SHOPPING assistance
  
  INFORMATION and referral
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE clinic
  
  MANICURES and pedicures
  
  STRENGTH TRAINING classes
  
  TAX PREPARATION assistance
• Goldenrod Hills Community Action - Norfolk Family Services http://www.goldenrodhillscommunityaction.org (external link)
  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for rent and utilities
  
  INCOME TAX program provides income tax filing assistance at no cost
  
  FOOD PANTRY provides food on an emergency basis
  
  CHILD SAFETY CAR SEAT program provides car seats to eligible low income parents
  
  NEBRASKA HOMELESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM provides financial assistance and one on one support for the homeless or near homeless.
  
  FAMILY DEVELOPMENT case management
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM provides food to eligible pregnant, post-partum, or nursing women, infants or children to the age of 6 and elderly, age 60 and older
  
  WIC clinic location
• Goldenrod Hills Community Action - Wisner Office http://www.goldenrodhillscommunityaction.org (external link)
  HEAD START is a preschool program that works with the whole family to ensure the well-being of the child.
  
  WEATHERIZATION program provides weatherization services to increase the efficiency of the home and decrease heating and cooling costs.
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM provides food to eligible pregnant, post-partum, or nursing women, infants or children to the age of 6 and elderly, age 60 and older
  
  FOOD PANTRY provides food on an emergency basis.
  
  IMMUNIZATION program provides child and adult immunizations in 14 locations in northeast Nebraska.
  
  RENT, UTILITY, and emergency financial assistance
  
  CHILD SAFETY CAR SEAT program provides car seats to eligible low income parents
  
  INCOME TAX program provides income tax filing assistance at no cost.
  
  NEBRASKA HOMELESS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM provides financial assistance and one on one support for the homeless or near homeless.
  
  OPERATION GREAT START is a home visitation program for infants 0-12 weeks. The program ensures mothers and fathers have the resources needed to make informed decisions. The program focuses on infant care, parenting and pre-interconception care.
  
  OPERATION BUILDING BLOCKS is a home visitation program for families with young children 0-5. The program focuses on engaging parents, positive reinforcement, healthy child development, goal-setting and resource referral.
  
  Staff travel to Blair and Fremont on a regular basis
• Hall County Offices http://www.hallcounty.ne.gov (external link)
  HALL COUNTY OFFICES including:
  Assessor
  County and District Court Clerks
  Weed Control
  District and County Judges
  Parks and Recreation
  Probation
  Treasurer
  Corrections
  Public Works and Roads
  Juvenile Services
  Register of Deeds
  Emergency Management
  Veteran Services
• Harrison County Environmental Office http://www.harrisoncountyia.org (external link)
  ISSUES private water well permits, on-site waste water treatment permits
  
  HANDLES nuisance complaints such as junk yards, illegal dumps, neighborhood environmental problems
  
  GRANT PROGRAM for private water testing, plug abandoned wells, rehabilitate existing wells
• Holy Name Housing Corporation http://www.holynamehousing.org (external link)
  BUILDS new homes and renovates older homes to sell to low and moderate income families; works with potential homeowners to help them meet basic underwriting criteria
  
  COUNSELING and seminars for potential home buyers and tenants on:
  Money management
  Purchasing procedures
  Housing selection
  Home management
  Credit counseling
  Property care and maintenance
  
  RENTAL PROPERTY for low and moderate income families
• Homeowner Education Program - Family Housing Advisory Services http://www.fhasinc.org (external link)
  HOMEBUYER EDUCATION workshops help clients learn how to prepare for home ownership and the warning signs of a predatory lender and learn about available down payment/closing cost assistance and clear up credit issues
  
  ADVOCACY regarding mortgage delinquency and default resolution including arrangements to save a home, prioritizing financial responsibilities, and valuing a home as an investment
  
  FORECLOSURE PREVENTION counseling
  
  REVERSE EQUITY MORTGAGE (REM)/Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) counseling for seniors to use home equity as source of income and help them understand if the REM/HECM is the best option
  
  HOME MAINTENANCE EDUCATION
• Homeowner's HOPE Hotline http://www.995hope.org (external link)
  HOUSING COUNSELING for those in danger of foreclosure; phone counselors refer to appropriate government programs, help homeowners form a reasonable budget, and work with clients to determine next steps
• Hope Harbor Transitional Homeless Shelter http://www.hopeharborgi.org (external link)
  TRANSITIONAL homeless shelter
  
  MEALS and case management service for homeless and near-homeless
  
  GAS VOUCHERS for out of town medical appointments and bus vouchers for persons going or returning to a stable situation, job or home, in surrounding areas; services available to the general public.
  
  EMERGENCY shelter for single women and single parents with children
  
  CLOTHING, hats, gloves, and coat distribution to women and children
  
  GENERAL ASSISTANCE with furniture, hygiene items, household goods, etc.
• In Jesus Name Services http://www.ijnservices.org (external link)
  COUNSELING for crisis intervention and spiritual counseling
  
  LIFE SKILLS coaching education on parenting, employment and resume budgeting & finances and sensible housing
  
  CRISIS INTERVENTION / Individualized services offer housing search assistance, job search help, budgeting skills, and goal setting
  
  JUBILEE KIDS offers mentoring and tutoring to school age children ages 12 and up
  
  WORLD MISSION PROJECT assists orphanages and villages oversees with a variety of needs
• InCharge Debt Solutions http://www.incharge.org (external link)
  CREDIT COUNSELING
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  EDUCATIONAL programs and materials
• Indian Center, Inc. http://www.indiancenterinc.org (external link)
  PROMOTES and strengthens cultural awareness by teaching cultural traditions among Native Americans
  
  FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES offers emergency services, referrals and case management of basic necessities to low income families and individuals of all racial and ethnic groups. Diapers, low income Star Tran monthly passes, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, and holiday gift giving programs are offered. Emergency rental or utility bill payment assistance to American Indian persons with eviction or disconnect notices may be provided, funds permitting.
  
  FOOD PROGRAMS include commodity food to elderly, and pregnant women, or mothers with young children to age 6 on a monthly basis. Perishable food distribution is held twice weekly on Tuesdays at 1pm and Thursdays at 10am. Emergency food pantry applications accepted Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 1-3pm. Senior DinerÂ’s lunch served daily from 11:30am-12:30pm, free of charge.
  
  HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAM provides pre-purchasing counseling. This program is designed to offer homeownership and housing rehabilitation opportunities to eligible Native American individuals, families, tribes and Tribally Designated Housing Entities on their native lands and within an approved Indian area as defined by HUD.
  
  HOUSING PROGRAM based in the city of Lincoln this program has over 142 units of rental housing for low-income families, elderly and handicapped residents. The housing properties include three complexes for the elderly and two for low-income. These units are managed by a private management company and Indian Center, Inc.
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL to local human service agencies and tribally-operated programs for specialized services, legal services to Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs, tribal legal services, or pro bono legal services and area senior citizens.
  
  NEBRASKA INDIAN HEALTHY MARRIAGE PROJECT is designed to increase the number of Native American children raised by two parents in a healthy relationship through the use of culturally appropriate training materials. This project will help couples and individuals develop the skills and knowledge needed to form and sustain a healthy relationship.
  
  NEBRASKA URBAN INDIAN CIRCLE OF CARE PROJECT will provide the urban Indian communities of Lincoln and Omaha with tools and resources to plan and design a holistic, community-based system of care to support mental health and wellness for their children, youth and families. Families and youth will work in partnership with public and private organizations to design mental health services and supports that are effective, that build on the strengths of individuals and address each person's cultural needs.
  
  SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER provides basic business development services for low-income persons, minorities, women and all racial/ethnic groups, new or existing businesses and refers clients to Nebraska Business Development Center for specialized services.
  
  WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT PROGRAM provides GED instruction, job training placement assistance and help with educational goals, job search and placement for Native Americans.
  
  YOUTH PROGRAM offers after school enrichment activities, homework help, and other special events
  
  ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS MEETING – daily 5:15 pm.
• Internal Revenue Service - Lincoln http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  INFORMATION about tax accounts
  
  TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE for basic individual income tax return if income is $38,000 or less
  
  TAXPAYER ADVOCACY SERVICES provide free, independent, and confidential tax assistance to taxpayers unable to resolve their tax problems through normal channels or individuals experiencing a hardship
  
  HELPS individual and business taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS
  
  APPLICATION for Federal Tax Identification Numbers
  
  
  
• Internal Revenue Service - Norfolk http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  INFORMATION about tax accounts
  
  TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE for basic individual income tax return if income is $38,000 or less
  
  TAXPAYER ADVOCACY SERVICES provide free, independent, and confidential tax assistance to taxpayers unable to resolve their tax problems through normal channels or individuals experiencing a hardship
  
  HELPS individual and business taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS
  
  APPLICATION for Federal Tax Identification Numbers
  
• Internal Revenue Service - North Platte http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  INFORMATION about tax accounts
  
  TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE for basic individual income tax return if income is $38,000 or less
  
  TAXPAYER ADVOCACY SERVICES provide free, independent, and confidential tax assistance to taxpayers unable to resolve their tax problems through normal channels or individuals experiencing a hardship
  
  HELPS individual and business taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS
  
  APPLICATION for Federal Tax Identification Numbers
  

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• Internal Revenue Service - North Platte http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  INFORMATION about tax accounts
  
  TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE for basic individual income tax return if income is $38,000 or less
  
  TAXPAYER ADVOCACY SERVICES provide free, independent, and confidential tax assistance to taxpayers unable to resolve their tax problems through normal channels or individuals experiencing a hardship
  
  HELPS individual and business taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS
  
  APPLICATION for Federal Tax Identification Numbers
  
• Internal Revenue Service - Omaha http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  INFORMATION about tax accounts
  
  TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE for basic individual income tax return if income is $38,000 or less
  
  TAXPAYER ADVOCACY SERVICES provide free, independent, and confidential tax assistance to taxpayers unable to resolve their tax problems through normal channels or individuals experiencing a hardship
  
  HELPS individual and business taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS
  
  APPLICATION for Federal Tax Identification Numbers
  
• Internal Revenue Service - Scottsbluff http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  INFORMATION about tax accounts
  
  TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE for basic individual income tax return if income is $38,000 or less
  
  TAXPAYER ADVOCACY SERVICES provide free, independent, and confidential tax assistance to taxpayers unable to resolve their tax problems through normal channels or individuals experiencing a hardship
  
  HELPS individual and business taxpayers resolve problems with the IRS
  
  APPLICATION for Federal Tax Identification Numbers
  
• Iowa Legal Aid - Council Bluffs http://www.iowalegalaid.org (external link)
  FREE LEGAL ASSISTANCE with civil legal problems involving basic necessities for low-income individuals in all 99 Iowa counties; assistance ranges from providing counsel and advice to representation before various agencies and courts
  
  COMMUNITY LEGAL EDUCATION presentations offered, as well as over 20 printed booklets on various legal topics; a wide variety of legal education materials are also available on the website
  
  LEGAL SERVICES are provided in the following areas:
  CONSUMER/FINANCE – debt collection, repossession, garnishment, contracts/warranties, predatory lending, public utilities
  
  EDUCATION – expulsion/suspension, special education, learning disabilities, school fees, access, vocational education, student financial aid
  
  FAMILY – adoption, custody, visitation, guardianship, domestic abuse, family violence (child abuse, elder abuse, battered women/men), including assistance with restraining orders, child support
  
  HEALTH – Medicaid, Medicare, government children’s health insurance programs, long term health care facilities, nursing homes, supplemental medical insurance, hospital care
  
  HOUSING – federally subsidized housing, homeownership, real property, landlord/tenant, public housing, mobile homes, housing discrimination, foreclosures, forfeitures, mortgage predatory lending practices
  
  BENEFIT PROGRAMS – ADFC/FIP, Social Security, food stamps, Social Security Disability (SSD), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), unemployment compensation, veterans benefits, FEMA, government benefits, utility assistance applications
  
  INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS – mental health, disability rights, civil rights, human trafficking, AIDS/HIV issues, assistive devices, institutional confinement
  
  END OF LIFE PLANNING – wills, living wills, advance directives, power of attorney
  
  DRIVERS LICENSE
  
  ADVOCACY and legal assistance for people with disabilities, people with AlzheimerÂ’s disease, people with brain injury, people with mental illness, children, migrants, and veterans
• Jesse's Tree http://www.jessestree.faithweb.com (external link)
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for females age 12 to 20 years with/without children
  
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for males age 16 to 20.
  
  SERVICES FOR CLIENTS include: Transportation for clients, provides or assists clients in locating reduced cost child care, employment, enrolling in school or GED classes, drug/alcohol counseling, parenting and prenatal classes as well as strength based gender specific programs, and post care services upon graduation of our program. Educational programs for budgeting, checking, savings, credit & investing. Health discussion groups, CPR classes, fitness education, nutrition and Healthy Living. Practical Living Skills include cooking, shopping on a budget, hours cleaning, laundry care, manners, sewing, gardening, bill paying, drivers education, child care. Job Training - filling out applications, resumes, interviewing, marketing yourself, rights of employees.
  
  SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC: Thrift Store/Clothing Exchange and Little Sprouts Daycare; volunteer opportunities
• Juan Diego Center http://www.ccomaha.org (external link)
  FOOD PANTRY requirements include the following: photo identification, proof of residence, and frequency: every three months or four times per year
  
  OTHER FOOD ASSISTANCE includes perishable daily food distribution and SHARE food program registration
  
  HOLIDAY meals for Christmas and Thanksgiving
  
  DOMESTIC VIOLENCE counseling and advocacy
  
  FAMILY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM offers basic skills education, financial family planning, nutrition and health education, and parenting classes
  
  IMMIGRATION ASSISTANCE with the following services: consultation, translation of documents, letters of inquiry, status, change of address, biographic information, renewal of Permanent Resident Card, petition for alien relative, application to register permanent residence, adjustment of status, affidavit of support, application of naturalization, application of citizenship, Freedom of Information Act requests, affidavit of relationship, renewal of work permits, application to extend/change nonimmigrant status, and VAWA self petitions
  
  MICRO-BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT in Spanish and English, including business financing, business resource center and computer lab, continuing education and consultation, training, and development
  
  UTILITY AND RENTAL ASSISTANCE for Omaha residents through funds from the World-Herald Goodfellows
  
  LATINA RESOURCE CENTER offers community referral services, domestic violence counseling, ESL classes, GED classes
• Kids Can! Community Center http://www.kidscanomaha.org (external link)
  YOUTH/CHILD CARE programs (ages 3-13 years) offered before school, after school, summer and OPS all-day breaks (except snow days), and full day care for ages 3-4
  
  PRESCHOOL for ages 3-5; morning sessions
  
  TUTORING services on-site at area-schools Mon-Fri
  
  
  SENIOR SERVICES include:
  
  HOME COOKED MEALS and special holiday parties
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES
  
  SENIOR TRANSPORTATION
  
  VISUALLY IMPAIRED SUPPORT GROUP
  
  TAX ASSISTANCE
• Lancaster County Assessor/Register of Deeds http://www.lancaster.ne.gov/assessor (external link)
  ASSESSMENT of all taxable property (real and personal property). All depreciable income-producing personal property must be reported to the Assessor prior to May 1st of each year. Forms are available from the Assessor's office.
  
  HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION PROGRAM - relieves eligible property owners of a portion or all of the taxes on their home (including mobile homes). Homestead Exemption applications must be filed in the Assessor's office prior to June 30th of each year. These taxes are reimbursed to all subdivisions from state sales and income taxes.
• Latino Center of the Midlands http://www.latinocenterofthemidlands.org (external link)
  HIGHER EDUCATION planning services including college search, campus tours, financial aid workshops, scholarship application, and ACT/SAT preparation
  
  ADVOCACY at the national and state levels to facilitate access to higher education
  
  COLLEGE OUTREACH and preparation programs - Latina Latino Youth Conference
  
  ACCESS to appropriate services to promote self-sufficiency and self-determination
  
  COMMUNITY-BASED adult education and skills development to strengthen the family unit
  
  LATINO Leadership
  
  COMPUTER Information Technology Training Center
  
  SPANISH General Equivalency Diploma (GED) preparation services
  
  LITERACY CLASSES Plaza Communitaria
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE services
  
  VOTER EDUCATION and registration services
  
  SPANISH for English speakers
  
  U.S. CITIZENSHIP classes
  
  REFERRALS and cultural transition assistance services in areas of employment, legal and immigration consultation
  
  HEALTH promotional education and strategies to reduce or eliminate barriers that prevent access to quality health care
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for youth and adults
  
  INCOME TAX preparation services
  
  CERTIFIED FIRST AID and CPR training for childcare providers; disaster preparedness
  
  SUBSTANCE Abuse Outpatient Treatment to individuals diagnosed as having substance abuse disorders or a substance dependence disorder; includes group and individual services
  
  ALCOHOL education classes for adults
  
  ALCOHOL/Drug assessments and evaluations for adults
• Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach http://www.mtkserves.org (external link)
  SOUP KITCHEN providing lunch and dinner
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  HEALTH CLINIC the third Wednesday of each month 12:30 pm-2:30 pm
  
  STREET OUTREACH and advocacy
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  GASOLINE assistance, first come first served, first working day of each month; must show valid drivers license, registration, and car insurance
  
  NUTRITION COUNSELING for the homeless and low income
  
  VISION CARE for homeless or near homeless adults and children
  
  THANKSGIVING DAY dinner served 5:30 pm-6:30 pm; open as usual Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
  
  HOMELESS IDENTIFICATION PROJECT assists homeless or near homeless people with obtaining birth certificates or other identification necessary for employment, cashing paychecks, housing and community services; must have no income
  
  LIFE SKILLS ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM offers a basic life skills class, once a week for six weeks, to help alleviate homelessness. Classes cover parenting, budgeting, landlord/tenant issues, nutrition, employment skills, self-esteem and self-advocacy
  
  TRANSITIONAL HOUSING for Chronically Homeless Men
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT for individuals and families on Housing Voucher List
• Mayor's Hotline http://www.ci.omaha.ne.us (external link)
  PROCESSES COMPLAINTS about city services
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
• Mills County Extension Office http://www.extension.iastate.edu/mills (external link)
  SPECIALISTS participate in organizing and teaching conferences, workshops and short courses, participate in developing demonstration and research projects, and advise organizations and businesses
  
  YOUTH PROGRAMS include 4-H clubs and projects, camps, workshops, school enrichment, babysitter classes, and after-school programs
  
  FOOD and nutrition information
  
  PARENTING instruction and information
  
  SENIOR CITIZEN programs include personal financial organization, nutrition and health, grandparents as parents, estate planning, tax preparation based on income - call for details
  
  HORTICULTURAL and agricultural information and education
  
  CHILD/DAY Care certification
• Montgomery County Extension Office http://www.extension.iastate.edu/montgomery (external link)
  SPECIALISTS:
  Participate in organizing and teaching conferences, workshops and short courses
  Participate in developing demonstration and research projects
  Advise organizations and businesses
  
  YOUTH PROGRAMS
  4-H clubs and projects, camps, workshops, school enrichment, babysitter classes, after-school programs
  
  FOOD and nutrition information
  
  PARENTING instruction and information
  
  SENIOR CITIZEN programs
  Personal financial organization
  Nutrition and health
  Grandparents as parents
  Estate planning
  Tax preparation based on income - call for details
  
  HORTICULTURAL and agricultural information and education
  
  CHILD/DAY Care certification
  
  PESTICIDE Continuing Instruction Courses
  
  WATER Test Kits
  
  SOIL Testing
• National Do Not Call Registry http://www.donotcall.gov (external link)
  NATIONAL REGISTRY allowing consumers an opportunity to limit telemarketing calls
• Nebraska Advocates for Nursing Home Residents
  SUPPORT GROUP for people who are concerned about nursing home patients
  
  LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY
  
• Nebraska Attorney General's Office - Consumer Protection Division http://www.ago.state.ne.us (external link)
  INFORMATION useful to consumers dealing with companies utilizing deceptive business practices such as fraud, identity theft and senior fraud
  
  COMPLAINTS can be registered against particular sellers of goods and services
  
  CONSUMER MEDIATION
  
  PRESENTATIONS to the community on fraud, identity theft, senior citizen fraud and internet safety.
  
  SENIOR CITIZEN outreach program
  
  LATINO outreach program
• Nebraska Dental Association http://www.nedental.org (external link)
  PEER REVIEW, a process by which the dental profession reviews and resolves problems or misunderstandings regarding dental treatment; the appropriate form will be sent to the patient; once the complaint is received, it will be forwarded to the appropriate district for review; the peer review process is a membership benefit - we handle only member complaints - contact David O'Doherty
  
  SENIOR DENT provides a 10-15% discount to persons, age 65 or older, who have an annual income of $9300 or less for a single person, or $12,500 or less for a couple
  
  EDUCATION through speaker's bureau or video tapes
• Nebraska Department of Economic Development http://www.neded.org/content/view/89/162/ (external link)
  INFORMATION FOR START UP and small businesses in Nebraska
  
  CUSTOMIZED CHECKLISTS of registration requirements to start a business
  
  REDUCE THE RESPONSE TIME of government to business-related questions
  
  BUSINESS, marketing research assistance and information about the network of business assistance and economic development programs
• Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Regulation and L http://www.hhs.state.ne.us/reg/regindex.htm (external link)
  LICENSES health and health related professions and occupations as well as health care facilities and services and child care programs
  
  INVESTIGATES complaints about facilities and services along with child care programs
  
• Nebraska Department of Insurance http://www.doi.ne.gov (external link)
  GENERAL SUPERVISION, control and regulation of insurance companies, associations and societies conducting business in Nebraska
  
  INVESTIGATION OF COMPLAINTS and inquiries
  
  INVESTIGATION OF SUSPECTED insurance fraud
  
  FINANCIAL EXAMINATION of insurance companies
  
  FILING AND APPROVAL of insurance rates and policies
  
  ENFORCEMENT of insurance laws
  
  LICENSING of insurance agents, agencies and of insurance companies
  
  MAINTAINS INSURANCE REPORTS on file for public record and review
• Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles http://www.dmv.ne.gov (external link)
  ADMINISTERS State Statutes pursuant to motor vehicle laws, and provides the following services:
  
  DISABLED PERSONS PERMIT - issues handicapped parking permits to persons with a severe visual or physical impairment which limits personal mobility and results in an inability to travel unassisted more than 200 feet without the use of a wheelchair, crutch, walker, or prosthetic, orthotic, or other assistive device; persons whose personal mobility is limited as a result of respiratory problems; persons who have a cardiac condition to the extent that his or her functional limitations are classified in severity as being Class III or Class IV according to standards set by the American Heart Association; and persons who have substantially or permanently lost all of the use of one or more limbs. Application is made to the City, Village, County Clerk or a designated county official. Medical certification on the application must be completed and signed by a physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner. Applicant must show proof of identification at the time of application. Permanent permits are issued for a three-year period and expire on the last day of the month of the applicant's birthday in the third year following issuance. Temporary permits are issued for a maximum of six months and may be renewed once.
  
  HANDICAPPED LICENSE PLATE PROGRAM - approves Handicapped License Plate applications for persons with a severe visual or physical impairment which limits personal mobility and results in an inability to travel unassisted more than 200 feet without the use of a wheelchair, crutch, walker, or prosthetic, orthotic, or other assistive device; persons whose personal mobility is limited as a result of respiratory problems; persons who have a cardiac condition to the extent that his or her functional limitations are classified in severity as being Class III or Class IV according to standards set by the American Heart Association; and persons who have substantially or permanently lost all of the use of one or more limbs. Vehicle should be titled in the name of the disabled person. Provides specially marked plates, which are issued by the offices of the county treasurer, so that designated vehicles can use handicapped parking areas. The holders of such plates must recertify his or her disability each year that a new design of license plates is issued (6 years).
  
  NEBRASKA IDENTIFICATION CARD - issues State of Nebraska Identification (ID) cards to residents of Nebraska. Application can be made in any county. The ID card can also be issued from any county. The applicant must present two legal documents that show name and date of birth; the primary document must be U.S. based. The fee for the ID card is $23.75 and is valid for 5 years; the card expires on the applicant's birthday in the 5th year after issuance. An ID Card issued to persons 21 years or older or 0-16 years of age is valid for 5 years and costs $23.75. An ID Card issued to persons 17-21 years, costs $4.75 to $19.00 and expires on his or her 21st birthday.

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• Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles http://www.dmv.ne.gov (external link)
  ADMINISTERS State Statutes pursuant to motor vehicle laws, and provides the following services:
  
  DISABLED PERSONS PERMIT - issues handicapped parking permits to persons with a severe visual or physical impairment which limits personal mobility and results in an inability to travel unassisted more than 200 feet without the use of a wheelchair, crutch, walker, or prosthetic, orthotic, or other assistive device; persons whose personal mobility is limited as a result of respiratory problems; persons who have a cardiac condition to the extent that his or her functional limitations are classified in severity as being Class III or Class IV according to standards set by the American Heart Association; and persons who have substantially or permanently lost all of the use of one or more limbs. Application is made to the City, Village, County Clerk or a designated county official. Medical certification on the application must be completed and signed by a physician, physician assistant or nurse practitioner. Applicant must show proof of identification at the time of application. Permanent permits are issued for a three-year period and expire on the last day of the month of the applicant's birthday in the third year following issuance. Temporary permits are issued for a maximum of six months and may be renewed once.
  
  HANDICAPPED LICENSE PLATE PROGRAM - approves Handicapped License Plate applications for persons with a severe visual or physical impairment which limits personal mobility and results in an inability to travel unassisted more than 200 feet without the use of a wheelchair, crutch, walker, or prosthetic, orthotic, or other assistive device; persons whose personal mobility is limited as a result of respiratory problems; persons who have a cardiac condition to the extent that his or her functional limitations are classified in severity as being Class III or Class IV according to standards set by the American Heart Association; and persons who have substantially or permanently lost all of the use of one or more limbs. Vehicle should be titled in the name of the disabled person. Provides specially marked plates, which are issued by the offices of the county treasurer, so that designated vehicles can use handicapped parking areas. The holders of such plates must recertify his or her disability each year that a new design of license plates is issued (6 years).
  
  NEBRASKA IDENTIFICATION CARD - issues State of Nebraska Identification (ID) cards to residents of Nebraska. Application can be made in any county. The ID card can also be issued from any county. The applicant must present two legal documents that show name and date of birth; the primary document must be U.S. based. The fee for the ID card is $23.75 and is valid for 5 years; the card expires on the applicant's birthday in the 5th year after issuance. An ID Card issued to persons 21 years or older or 0-16 years of age is valid for 5 years and costs $23.75. An ID Card issued to persons 17-21 years, costs $4.75 to $19.00 and expires on his or her 21st birthday.
• Nebraska Department of Revenue - Grand Island http://www.revenue.ne.gov (external link)
  TAXPAYER assistance
  
  TAX COLLECTION agency
• Nebraska Department of Revenue - Lincoln http://www.revenue.ne.gov (external link)
  TAXPAYER assistance
  
  TAX COLLECTION agency
• Nebraska Department of Revenue - Omaha http://www.revenue.ne.gov (external link)
  TAXPAYER assistance
  
  TAX COLLECTION agency
• Nebraska Department of Veterans' Affairs http://www.nebraskaveteran.com (external link)
  NEBRASKA VETERANS' AID FUND is a temporary emergency aid fund to assist veterans, their eligible widows, widowers, spouses, and dependent children if an unforeseen emergency occurs and are legal residents of this state on the date of application. Aid can only be used for food, fuel, shelter, wearing apparel, medical or surgical aid and funerals expenses. Eligibility includes veterans who served on active duty of the Armed Forces of the United States, other than active duty for training, who were discharged or otherwise separated with a characterization of honorable or general (under honorable conditions) or died while in service or as a direct result of such service. Applications must be made through the County Service Officer or Post Service Officer of any recognized veterans' organization near the applicant's residence for submission to the Director of Veterans' Affairs.
  
  NEBRASKA VETERANS' HOMES has four veterans homes located at Grand Island, Norfolk, Omaha and Scottsbluff. The homes provide domiciliary and nursing home care and subsistence to persons who served in the armed forces of the United States during a period of was as defined in Nebraska Revised Statute 80-401.01 and discharged or otherwise separated with a characterization of honorable or general (under honorable conditions); was a bona fide resident of the State of Nebraska for at least two years and has become disabled due to service, old age, or otherwise to the extent that it would prevent earning a livelihood. Admission may include the spouse, surviving spouse or parent as defined in Nebraska Revised Statute 80-316. Applications must be made through the County Service Officer for submission to the Director of Veterans' Affairs for approval of statutory eligibility requirements and referral to the Veterans' Home for medical eligibility and further processing. The Veterans' Homes are managed by the Department of Health and Human Services.
  
  WAIVER OF TUITION/VETERAN'S AFFAIR through the The University of Nebraska, state colleges, and community colleges shall waive all tuition on behalf of an eligible dependent of a veteran. To be eligible the dependent must meet the following requirements: Is a resident of this state and meets the institution's requirements for establishing residency for purposes of paying instate tuition. Has a parent, stepparent or spouse who served in the armed forces of the U.S. and died of a service-connected disability; or died subsequent to discharge as a result of injury or illness sustained while a member of the armed forces; or is permanently and totally disabled as a result of military service; or while a member of the armed forces of the US is classified MIA or as a POW during armed hostilities. Application must be made through the County Service Officer for submission to the Director of Veterans' Affairs.
  
  DISCHARGE records of veterans who entered from and returned to Nebraska upon separation from military service, and who had requested that Nebraska receive a copy. Written requests must be notarized.
• Nebraska Farm Hotline http://www.legalaidofnebraska.com (external link)
  HOTLINE can be a first stop for information on the resources and services available to farm and ranch families and rural residents throughout the state of Nebraska
  
  FREE financial, legal and counseling services are provided
  
  NO COST vouchers for confidential mental health services for persons affected by the rural crisis
• Nebraska Farm Mediation Service http://www.agr.ne.gov (external link)
  OFFERS FARMERS AND RANCHERS the opportunity to resolve disputes with their lenders or the USDA programs. An impartial mediator facilitates the discussion towards an agreeable solution for both parties. An effective and low cost alternative to a potential foreclosure or USDA program appeal process
  
  FREE CLINICS provide farmers and ranchers with expert, one-on-one, information on financial matters, legal issues and available services
• Nebraska Ombudsman
  INVESTIGATES and, when appropriate, recommends resolution of citizen complaints relating to administrative agencies of state government
  
  REFERRALS and government information to citizens
  
  PUBLIC COUNSEL for Nebraska
• Nebraska Public Service Commission http://www.psc.nebraska.gov (external link)
  STATE AGENCY which monitors and enforces standards and regulatory policies for telecommunications; passenger motor transportation and moving companies; manufactured homes, modular homes and recreational vehicles; grain warehouses; and natural gas.
  
  NEBRASKA EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM provides monetary assistance for purchasing specialized telecommunications equipment which may include computer conversion packages, amplified phones, TTY/TT, telephone amplifier, telephone ring signals, CapTel ('Captioned Telephone') and voice carry-over (VCO)-TT; must meet the professional certification of impairment guidelines to be eligible for assistance; there are no income guidelines. Upon approval of the application, a voucher is issued and the applicant can purchase compliant equipment at any location.
  
  NEBRASKA TELEPHONE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (NTAP) serves persons receiving benefits through Supplemental Security Income, Food Stamps, Medicaid (including children's programs), Federal Public Housing Assistance or Low Income Energy Assistance Plan. The program provides half of the telephone service connection charge (up to $30.00) for eligible persons. The program also provides a monthly discount of up to $13.50 for basic local telephone service. The application is available in English and Spanish at Nebraska Health and Human Services, and the Nebraska Public Service Commission or can be downloaded from the website
• NeighborWorks http://www.nwlincoln.org (external link)
  AFFORDABLE HOUSING assistance for low to moderate income families who are first-time buyers
  
  HOME BUYER training
  
  FORECLOSURE prevention assistance
  
  HOME REHABILITATION
  
  PROBLEM PROPERTY program rehabilitates or replaces dilapidated homes in Lincoln's older neighborhoods
  
  HIGH SCHOOL construction houses - Lincoln High School construction trades students build a new house, under supervision of their instructor; the house is then sold to a qualified first-time homebuyer
• Northwest Community Action Partnership - Box Butte County http://www.ncap.info (external link)
  RENT, MORTGAGE, and utility payment assistance
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  COMMODITIES
  
  INCOME TAX return assistance
  
  MONEY MANAGEMENT
  
  INFORMATION on available educational and employment opportunities
  
  EMERGENCY SERVICES to migrant workers and the homeless, including case management, motel vouchers, transportation expense assistance, etc.
  
  DONATED ITEMS accepted
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Northwest Community Action Partnership - Dawes and Sioux Counties http://www.ncap.info (external link)
  RENT, MORTGAGE, and utility payment assistance
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  COMMODITIES
  
  INCOME TAX return assistance
  
  MONEY MANAGEMENT
  
  INFORMATION on available educational and employment opportunities
  
  EMERGENCY SERVICES to homeless and other individuals in need, including case management, motel vouchers, transportation expense assistance, etc.
  
  DONATED ITEMS ACCEPTED
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• Ombudsman - City of Lincoln https://http://www.lincoln.ne.gov/asp/action/default.asp (external link)
  ASSISTANCE FOR PEOPLE who want to register complaints or have other concerns with departments of city government.
  
  TITLE VI COMPLIANCE OFFICIAL investigating, documenting all constituent reports of discrimination by StarTran, Lincoln's public transit services and other divisions that have contact with the public.
  
  ADMINISTER'S THE CITY'S ONLINE service request reporting system, Acting with Citizens To Improve Our Neighborhoods(ACTION) Center, providing in-depth responses to concerns that become complex. Go to www.lincoln.ne.gov and click on 'Service Requests' . People can find out about the laws that deal with their concern and report to the appropriate department any violations or problems they see in the community
  
  CALL TO REPORT graffiti
  
  PROBLEM RESOLUTION TEAM, comprised of all City enforcement and codes compliance agencies and departments, to bring problem properties back into compliance with local law
• Ombudsman/Public Counsel (Nebraska)
  INVESTIGATES and, when appropriate, recommends resolution of citizen complaints relating to administrative agencies of state government
  
  REFERRALS and government information to citizens
• Pottawattamie County Extension http://www.extension.iastate.edu/westpottawattamie/ (external link)
  IOWA CONCERN is a 24 hour hotline for financial questions, legal issues, and family
  transitions
  
  READI SET KNOW, a child sexual prevention program, also known as 'Risk'
  
  YOUTH DEVELOPEMENT PROGRAMS include:
  Self Awareness and Self Esteem
  Anger Management
  Living in a Diverse World
  Making a Difference in Your Community
  Creativity
  Managing Stress
  Bully Prevention
  Relationships with Families/Friends
  
  PARENT PROGRAMS include:
  Increasing Developmental Assets in Youth
  A Unique Approach to Parenting
  
  TEACHERS and Agency Personnel:
  Increasing Developmental Assets in Youth
  School Age Child Care Training
  
  4-H PROGRAMS:
  Personal hygiene
  Baby sitting classes
  Multicultural education
  Embryology
  Violence prevention
  Science curriculum
  Camping
  
  FAMILY PROGRAMS:
  Family relationships
  Marital Relationships
  Parenting
  Communication
  Stress Management
  Family Violence
  Balancing Work and Family
  Aging
  Money Management
  Family Economics
  Home Buying
  Household Waste Management
  
  TEEN PARENTING PROGRAM
  
  EXPANDED FOOD AND NUTRITION Education Program provides nutrition education to low income families with children 0-10 years; home visitation or small group service
  available
  
  EDUCATIONAL materials and publications
  
  SOIL SAMPLE testing
  
  DRINKING water analysis for private wells
  
  HORTILINE for lawn, garden, and landscaping questions: (515) 294-3108, Mon-Fri 10:00 am-noon and 1:00pm-4:30pm, Monday-Friday
  
  FARM-ON matches beginning and retired farmers
  
  COMPASSION IOWA REGIONAL MANAGEMENT SERIES provides free instruction to faith and community based organizations wanting to develop leadership and organizational skills. These classes are open to agency staff, board members and volunteers. Registration forms at www.compassioniowa.org
• Regulations and Licensure - Kearney http://www.dhhs.ne.gov (external link)
  BIRTH CERTIFICATES for anyone born in Nebraska; need valid driver's license, $12 fee,
  wait 3-5 business days
  
  APPLICATIONS for death certificates to be mailed to Lincoln
  
  CHILD CARE PROVIDER inspections
  
  LIST of licensed day care providers in the five county area
• Saint Martin de Porres Center http://www.ccomaha.org (external link)
  PANTRY PROGRAM requires the following identification in order to receive a pantry: Social Security cards for everyone in the household, proof of residence, picture I.D., and only one pantry in three months. Note: Recipient will need to call St. Martin's in advance to notify staff of person to pick up his or her pantry, provide a written note from the client if the client is sending a proxy person to get the pantry, proxy person must show photo i.d. and bring documentation noted above from recipient of pantry.
  
  OTHER FOOD ASSISTANCE includes perishable daily food distribution and SHARE food program registration
  
  HOLIDAY meals for Christmas and Thanksgiving
  
  FAMILY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM offers family activities, basic skills education, financial family planning, nutrition and health education, and parenting classes
  
  FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF INMATES SUPPORT GROUP fourth Saturday of each month 9 am-11 am, except December; call 558-2085 for more information
  
  SENIOR SERVICES include recreational activities and health classes
  
  
• Salvation Army - Fremont http://www.usc.salvationarmy.org/western (external link)
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  UTILITY ASSISTANCE
  
  PRESCIPTIONS
  
  RENT ASSISTANCE
  
  COUNSELING
  
  BUDGET COUNSELING
  
  YOUTH INTERVENTION
  
  ADULT PROGRAMS
  
  HOLIDAY PROGRAM
  
  SUMMER DAY CAMP
• Salvation Army - Hastings
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  GAS vouchers for those with a verifiable medical need out of town
  
  MENTAL HEALTH and addiction referrals
  
  BUDGET assistance
  
  UTILITY assistance
  
  RENT assistance
  
  SPIRITUAL support
  
  SCHOOL SUPPLIES for Adams County students only; registration in July; must bring report card or registration for each student; distribution in August
  
  CHRISTMAS food box and toys (children 10 yrs and under); applications start last week of Nov; call for exact dates
• Sarpy County Offices http://www.sarpy.com (external link)
  ADMINISTRATION 593-2347
  
  ASSESSORS AND APPRAISER 593-2122
  
  BUILDING AND PLANNING 593-2315
  INSEPECTOR
  
  CHILD PROTECTION AGENCY 595-3330
  
  CHILD SUPPORT LAWYER 593-5774
  
  EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 593-2283
  
  COUNTY ATTORNEY 593-2230
  
  COUNTY CLERK 593-2105
  
  DISTRICT COURT 593-2262
  
  ELECTION COMMISSONER 593-2167
  
  EXTENSION OFFICE 444-4638
  
  HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT 339-4606
  
  JAIL 593-2298
  
  JUVENILE COURT 593-2217 / 593-5918
  
  MENTAL HEALTH INTAKE 331-8830
  
  MOTOR VEHICLE 593-2148
  
  NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL 253-2843
  
  PUBLIC DEFENDER 593-5933
  
  REGISTER OF DEEDS 593-5773
  
  SHERIIFF OFFICE 593-2288
  
  TREASURER'S OFFICE 593-4461 hotline
  
  VETERAN'S SERVICE 593-2203
  
  HUMAN SERVICES 593-4400
  
  VICTIM WITNESS 593-2201
  
  CLERK OF THE COURT 593-2267
  
  DRIVER'S LICENSE TESTING 595-1835
  
  LANDFILL 253-2371
• Senior Hospitality Center http://www.agingkearney.org (external link)
  CONGREGATE meals
  
  MEDICAL EQUIPMENT loans
  
  FOOT CLINIC, monthly foot clinics, $8
  
  FREE BLOOD PRESSURE clinics
  
  FREE HEARING AID clinic
  
  FREE MASSAGE therapy
  
  MEDICARE, income tax, and insurance assistance
  
  HOUSEKEEPING services available for 60+ population
  
  

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• Senior Hospitality Center http://www.agingkearney.org (external link)
  CONGREGATE meals
  
  MEDICAL EQUIPMENT loans
  
  FOOT CLINIC, monthly foot clinics, $8
  
  FREE BLOOD PRESSURE clinics
  
  FREE HEARING AID clinic
  
  FREE MASSAGE therapy
  
  MEDICARE, income tax, and insurance assistance
  
  HOUSEKEEPING services available for 60+ population
  
  
• Seven Can Help http://www.ketv.com (external link)
  INFORMATION and referral
  
  HELP LINE
• Shelby County Environmental Health
  LICENSING AND INSPECTION of restaurants, bars, grocery stores, temporary licenses, mobile food units, convenience stores, hotels, etc. for Shelby, Monona, Harrison, Pottawattamie, Fremont, Page, Montgomery, Mills, Taylor, Union, Audubon, Cass, Adair, Adams, Monona, and Guthrie Counties
  
  INSPECTIONS of public swimming pools and tanning beds for Shelby, Monona, Harrison, and Pottawattamie Counties
  
  PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS on all site wastewater treatment systems, septic tanks, new private water wells, and heat pump wells for Shelby County
  
  ADMINISTERS water well grants each year for Shelby County
  
  INVESTIGATES COMPLAINTS about illegal or improper dumping, burning, dead animal disposal, burning of solid waste, discharge of sewage, etc.
  
  INSPECTS property sold in rural Shelby County
  
  RADON information and radon kits available for purchase
• Social Security Administration - Beatrice http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
• Social Security Administration - Council Bluffs http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability, and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Security Administration - Grand Island http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Security Administration - Lincoln http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION FOR social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Security Administration - Norfolk http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Security Administration - North Platte http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Security Administration - Omaha http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Security Administration - Scottsbluff http://www.ssa.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Security Administration - Sioux City http://www.socialsecurity.gov (external link)
  SOCIAL SECURITY retirement, disability and survivor's benefits
  
  SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME for the aged, blind and disabled
  
  MEDICARE ENTITLEMENT
  
  APPLICATION for social security cards
  
  INQUIRIES and maintenance regarding any of the above programs
  
  PAYMENTS can be made to individuals using direct deposit (www.godirect.org) or a prepaid debit card (www.usdirectexpress.com)
• Social Settlement Association - Seniors on the Go! http://www.socialsettlement.org (external link)
  HOME COOKED MEALS and special holiday parties
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES
  
  SENIOR TRANSPORTATION
  
  VISUALLY IMPAIRED SUPPORT GROUP
  
  TAX ASSISTANCE
• Southeast Nebraska Community Action - Cass County http://www.senca.org (external link)
  PROVIDES services to aid low-income individuals and families to become self-sufficient
  
  EMERGENCY food
  
  EMERGENCY shelter vouchers
  
  TRANSITIONAL shelter for up to 24 months, assistance in finding permanent shelter; rent assistance
  
  LIMITED support with utility costs
  
  FAMILY development assessment which helps families determine strengths and barriers toward being self-sufficient and to aid in setting family goals
  
  ASSISTANCE in finding education/training or employment
  
  WEATHERIZATION assistance for owners and renters; limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern
  
  TAX assistance
• Southeast Nebraska Community Action - Johnson County
  PROVIDES services to aid low-income individuals and families to become self-sufficient
  
  EMERGENCY food
  
  EMERGENCY shelter vouchers
  
  CLOTHING room that includes household items
  
  TRANSITIONAL shelter for up to 24 months, assistance in finding permanent shelter; rent assistance
  
  LIMITED support with utility costs
  
  FAMILY development assessment which helps families determine strengths and barriers toward being self-sufficient and to aid in setting family goals
  
  ASSISTANCE in finding education/training or employment
  
  WEATHERIZATION assistance for owners and renters; limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern
  
  TAX assistance
  
  HEAD start program for families of children age 3-5 years
• Southeast Nebraska Community Action - Pawnee County
  PROVIDES services to aid low-income individuals and families to become self-sufficient
  
  EMERGENCY food
  
  EMERGENCY shelter vouchers
  
  CLOTHING room that includes household items
  
  TRANSITIONAL shelter for up to 24 months, assistance in finding permanent shelter; rent assistance
  
  LIMITED support with utility costs
  
  FAMILY development assessment which helps families determine strengths and barriers toward being self-sufficient and to aid in setting family goals
  
  ASSISTANCE in finding education/training or employment
  
  WEATHERIZATION assistance for owners and renters; limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern
  
  TAX assistance
  
  HEAD start program for families of children age 3-5 years
• Southeast Nebraska Community Action - Richardson County http://www.senca.org (external link)
  PROVIDES services to aid low-income individuals and families to become self-sufficient
  
  EMERGENCY food
  
  EMERGENCY shelter vouchers
  
  CLOTHING room that includes household items
  
  TRANSITIONAL shelter for up to 24 months, assistance in finding permanent shelter; rent assistance
  
  LIMITED support with utility costs
  
  FAMILY development assessment which helps families determine strengths and barriers toward being self-sufficient and to aid in setting family goals
  
  ASSISTANCE in finding education/training or employment
  
  WEATHERIZATION assistance for owners and renters; limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern
  
  TAX assistance
  
  HEAD start program for families of children age 3-5 years
• Southeast Nebraska Community Action Council http://www.senca.org (external link)
  PROVIDES services to aid low-income individuals and families to become self-sufficient
  
  EMERGENCY food
  
  EMERGENCY shelter vouchers
  
  CLOTHING room that includes household items
  
  TRANSITIONAL shelter for up to 24 months, assistance in finding permanent shelter; rent assistance
  
  LIMITED support with utility costs
  
  FAMILY development assessment which helps families determine strengths and barriers toward being self-sufficient and to aid in setting family goals
  
  ASSISTANCE in finding education/training or employment
  
  WEATHERIZATION assistance for owners and renters; limited funding for furnace replacement if there is a health concern
  
  TAX assistance
  
  HEAD start program for families of children age 3-5 years
• State Long-Term Care Ombudsman Office http://www.dhhs.ne.gov/ags/ltcombud.htm (external link)
  RESOLVES problems and complaints from, and on behalf of, residents of nursing homes or assisted living facilities
  
  INFORMATION and assistance on questions and concerns related to long-term care and residents' rights to residents, family members and others
  
  EDUCATION on long-term care and residents' rights to facility staff and community groups
  
  ADVOCATES for the rights and interests of residents on a systemic basis
• Tax Preparation Assistance Nebraska Statewide Listing
  LISTINGS for volunteer tax preparation sites in Nebraska
  
  PLEASE BRING:
  -Social Security cards for you, your spouse, and all dependents
  -A copy of last year's tax return, if you have one
  -All W-2 and 1099 forms for you and you spouse
  -Information for all other incomes (such as W-2g gambling winnings)
  -Information for all deductions/credits (such as qualified tuition and related expenses)
  -For the dependent care credit, you will need the care provider's name, address,
  SSN/EIN, and the amount you paid
  -If you want to have your refund deposited directly into a bank account, you will need
  your checking/savings account number and bank routing information
  -Please remember that if you are filing a joint return, both spouses must be present to
  sign the return
• Tax Preparation Sites Iowa State Listing http://www.state.ia.us/tax/elf/IowaTaxPrepSitesTY2007.pdf (external link)
  TAX PREPARATION sites in Iowa

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• Tax Preparation Sites Iowa State Listing http://www.state.ia.us/tax/elf/IowaTaxPrepSitesTY2007.pdf (external link)
  TAX PREPARATION sites in Iowa
• Taxpayer Advocate Service Iowa - IRS http://www.irs.gov/advocate (external link)
  ENSURES that taxpayer problems that have not been resolved through normal IRS channels are promptly and impartially handled
  
  ASSISTS taxpayers who are experiencing hardships
  
  ADVOCACY for taxpayer rights advocacy
  
  SERVES individuals and business taxpayers
• Taxpayer Advocate Service Nebraska - IRS http://www.irs.gov/advocate (external link)
  ENSURES that taxpayer problems that have not been resolved through normal IRS channels are promptly and impartially handled
  
  ASSISTS taxpayers who are experiencing hardships
  
  ADVOCACY for taxpayer rights
  
  SERVES individuals and business taxpayers
• Together, Inc. of Metropolitan Omaha http://www.togetheromaha.org (external link)
  FOOD PANTRY Photo ID, social security cards for members of household, and current postmarked mail required (last 30 days)
  
  MORTGAGE AND RENT payments to prevent eviction, or to provide first month's rent for those without housing when funds are available
  
  MAT TICKETS for clients starting new jobs for first week of employment only - employer information required and verified
  
  VITALLY NEEDED MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS for the indigent, elderly on fixed incomes and permanently disabled, and those experiencing financial crisis; will assist with ONLY heart, thyroid, high blood pressure, diabetic, and asthma medications
  
  CLOTHING, FURNITURE, INFANT NEEDS including diapers and formulas, household equipment and supplies depending on availability
  
  FOOD BANK receives government commodity food and distributes to area pantries; serves as a resource for grocery stores, community gardens, farmers, farmerÂ’s markets and home gardeners to distribute overstocked fresh produce to community organizations
  
  BIRTH CERTIFICATES AND STATE I.D. funds
  
  PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS
  
  ACCEPTS DONATIONS of clothing, furniture, household items, etc.
  
  BARE ESSENTIALS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN (see separate listing)
  
  THANKSGIVING BASKETS during specified dates in November
  
  CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
  Registration in November
  Must bring photo identification, Social Security cards (For applicant and all children in the household), and proof of address (recent mail). Toys are for kids ages 3-16.
  Toys are distributed in December
• Union Pacific Railroad http://www.uprr.com (external link)
  RAILROAD EMERGENCY NUMBER
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - Adams County http://www.adams.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - Fillmore County http://www.fillmore.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - Gage County http://www.gage.unl.edu/ (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - Otoe County http://www.otoe.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - Pawnee County http://www.pawnee.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - Platte County http://www.platte.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - Thayer County http://www.southernplains.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension - York County http://www.york.unl.edu (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION extending research based information of the University of Nebraska and other land grant university systems; educational program priorities include:
  
  WATER, CLIMATE, AND ENVIRONMENT including efficient water use by farmers and home owners, water quality, integrated pest management, nutrient planning, biological resource diversity, energy conservation, renewable energy, climate adaptation, community and residential landscapes, healthy buildings, youth development
  
  CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT including science, engineering and technology skills, healthy lifestyles, business/entrepreneurship skills, career and education options, early childhood education
  
  FOOD, NUTRITION, AND HEALTH including healthy lifestyles, food safety and nutrition, diabetes education, and medication issues specific to older Nebraskans
  
  CROPS OF THE FUTURE including sustainable crop management, advanced plant genetic and alternative crop application, farm profitability, and youth development
  
  BEEF SYSTEMS including economic sustainability, business management, grazing management, animal nutrition, animal health and well being, food safety, and youth development
  
  ENTREPRENEURSHIP targets value added agriculture, grow local agriculture, horticulture opportunities, food product development, youth entrepreneurial education and in depth education on business entrepreneurial training
  
  EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION also offered relating to families, youth, agriculture, and the environment; a web link to UNL Extension educational programs and calendar of most events is found at http://www.extension.unl.edu/home
• US Citizenship and Immigration Services http://www.uscis.gov (external link)
  ACCEPT and process reports of unlawful employment of foreigners
  
  ORPHAN ADOPTION information
  
  NON-IMMIGRANT employment status
  
  U.S. PASSPORT or visa application information
  
  INFORMATION on bringing family or relatives to U.S.
  
  CRIMINAL or unlawful alien reporting information
• US Consumer Product Safety Commission http://www.cpsc.gov (external link)
  RECORDED information on product safety recalls and consumer products
  
  FILE complaints on an unsafe product or product-related injury
• US Food and Drug Administration http://www.fda.gov (external link)
  PRODUCT regulation and consumer education for food, drugs, medical devices, biologics, animal feed and drugs, cosmetics, and radiation-emitting products
• VITA/TCE http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE for free tax help to low-income (under $49,000 for a couple) people who cannot prepare their own tax forms
  
  TAX COUNSELING FOR THE ELDERLY for free tax help to people age 60 and older
  
  BRING:
  Photo identification
  Social Security Cards for you, your spouse and dependents
  Birth Dates for primary, secondary and dependents on the tax return
  Current yearÂ’s tax package if you received one
  Wage and earning statement(s) Form W-2, W-2G, 1099-R, from all employers
  Interest and dividend statements from banks (Forms 1099)
  A copy of last yearÂ’s Federal and State returns if available
  Bank Routing Numbers and Account Numbers for Direct Deposit
  Other relevant information about income and expenses
  Total Paid for Day Care
  Day Care providers Identifying number
  To file taxes electronically on a married filing joint tax return, both spouses must be present to sign the required forms
• Vital Records http://www.dhhs.ne.gov (external link)
  BIRTH CERTIFICATES for those born in Nebraska
  
  DEATH, MARRIAGE, AND DIVORCE certificates for events occurring in Nebraska
• Water Quality - Health Department
  BIENNIAL WELL INSPECTION - inspects and samples domestic wells biennially for bacterial and nitrate contamination in accordance with Lincoln Municipal Code requirements, and provides guidance if construction deficiencies or contamination is found.
  
  LOAN APPROVAL PROGRAM - inspects well and on-site wastewater treatment systems as a part of the loan approval process for bacterial and nitrate contamination. If the well or on-site wastewater treatment system is not in compliance with current regulations, the system is not approved, which frequently results in a disapproval of the loan until the well or sewage system is repaired, removed, abandoned, or replaced.
  
  ON-SITE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS -assures compliance with state and local regulations regarding well location, well abandonment and construction, and on-site wastewater treatment system location and operation. In addition, assures that drinking water is free of disease-causing bacteria and has acceptable levels of nitrate, failed on-site wastewater treatment systems are brought into compliance, nuisance conditions are abated, and sewage is disposed of in a manner which protects public health and the environment.
  
  SWIMMING POOLS AND SPA/HOT TUB INSPECTIONS - provides assurance of safe, sanitary swimming and spa/bathing environments to prevent waterborne diseases. Inspects all facilities for physical safety to prevent injuries, water quality to prevent waterborne illnesses and to insure that there are no conditions posing immediate public health risks.
  
  WATER/ON-SITE WASTEWATER - provides groundwater and public health education focused on the prevention of groundwater pollution. In accordance with the Lincoln Municipal Code requirements, private drinking water wells are inspected and sampled for bacterial and nitrate contamination. Services include delineating wellhead protection areas, and educating landowners about the protection of groundwater from contamination.
  
• Western Community Health Resources - Alliance http://www.wchr.net (external link)
  HIV TESTING and counseling
  
  HIV INFECTED individuals may receive assistance with the costs of medical care, dental care, substance abuse services, mental health care, etc.
  
  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE education, screening, and treatment
  
  PAP SMEAR and breast cancer screening through Every Woman Matters
  
  BREAST AND TESTICUALR self-examination instruction
  
  CONTRACEPTIVE SUPPLIES and counseling
  
  PREGNANCY TESTING
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE and blood sugar screenings
  
  MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM provides education on breastfeeding, parenting,
  nutrition, child development, pregnancy, etc.
  
  SPECIAL DELIVERY prenatal incentive program in which pregnant women can earn
  points by doing activities that contribute to a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
  
  PARENTING EDUCATION
  
  BUDGETING ASSISTANCE
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION screening and services for children who may have special needs
  
  MEDICATION MONITORING, daily living skills instruction, and other supports for adults
  with mental illness
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM (CSFP) provides food and nutritional
  information to those pregnant, breastfeeding, parent of a child up to age six, or over age 60
  
  WIC PROGRAM
  
  PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE
  
• Western Community Health Resources - Chadron (South) http://www.wchr.net (external link)
  CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATIONS (at Chadron Hospital, 821 Morehead)
  
  HIV INFECTED individuals may receive assistance with the costs of medical care, dental care, substance abuse services, mental health care, etc.
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE and blood sugar screenings
  
  MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM provides education on breastfeeding, parenting,
  nutrition, child development, pregnancy, etc.
  
  SPECIAL DELIVERY prenatal incentive program in which pregnant women can earn
  points by doing activities that contribute to a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
  
  PARENTING EDUCATION
  
  BUDGETING ASSISTANCE
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION screening and services for children who may have special needs
  
  MEDICATION MONITORING, daily living skills instruction, and other supports for adults with mental illness
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM (CSFP) provides food and nutritional
  information to those pregnant, breastfeeding, parent of a child up to age six, or over age 60
  
  CAR SEAT safety inspections and education

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• Western Community Health Resources - Chadron (South) http://www.wchr.net (external link)
  CHILDHOOD IMMUNIZATIONS (at Chadron Hospital, 821 Morehead)
  
  HIV INFECTED individuals may receive assistance with the costs of medical care, dental care, substance abuse services, mental health care, etc.
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE and blood sugar screenings
  
  MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM provides education on breastfeeding, parenting,
  nutrition, child development, pregnancy, etc.
  
  SPECIAL DELIVERY prenatal incentive program in which pregnant women can earn
  points by doing activities that contribute to a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
  
  PARENTING EDUCATION
  
  BUDGETING ASSISTANCE
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION screening and services for children who may have special needs
  
  MEDICATION MONITORING, daily living skills instruction, and other supports for adults with mental illness
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM (CSFP) provides food and nutritional
  information to those pregnant, breastfeeding, parent of a child up to age six, or over age 60
  
  CAR SEAT safety inspections and education
• Western Community Health Resources - Crawford http://www.wchr.net (external link)
  HIV TESTING and counseling
  
  HIV INFECTED individuals may receive assistance with the costs of medical care, dental care, substance abuse services, mental health care, etc.
  
  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE education, screening, and treatment
  
  PAP SMEAR and breast cancer screening through Every Woman Matters
  
  BREAST AND TESTICUALR self-examination instruction
  
  CONTRACEPTIVE SUPPLIES and counseling
  
  PREGNANCY TESTING
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE and blood sugar screenings
  
  MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM provides education on breastfeeding, parenting,
  nutrition, child development, pregnancy, etc.
  
  SPECIAL DELIVERY prenatal incentive program in which pregnant women can earn
  points by doing activities that contribute to a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
  
  PARENTING EDUCATION
  
  BUDGETING ASSISTANCE
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION screening and services for children who may have special needs
  
  MEDICATION MONITORING, daily living skills instruction, and other supports for adults with mental illness
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM (CSFP) provides food and nutritional
  information to those pregnant, breastfeeding, parent of a child up to age six, or over age 60
  
  WIC PROGRAM
• Western Community Health Resources - Gordon http://www.wchr.net (external link)
  HIV TESTING and counseling
  
  HIV INFECTED individuals may receive assistance with the costs of medical care, dental care, substance abuse services, mental health care, etc.
  
  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE education, screening, and treatment
  
  PAP SMEAR and breast cancer screening through Every Woman Matters
  
  BREAST AND TESTICUALR self-examination instruction
  
  CONTRACEPTIVE SUPPLIES and counseling
  
  PREGNANCY TESTING
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE and blood sugar screenings
  
  MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM provides education on breastfeeding, parenting,
  nutrition, child development, pregnancy, etc.
  
  SPECIAL DELIVERY prenatal incentive program in which pregnant women can earn
  points by doing activities that contribute to a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
  
  PARENTING EDUCATION
  
  BUDGETING ASSISTANCE
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION screening and services for children who may have special needs
  
  MEDICATION MONITORING, daily living skills instruction, and other supports for adults with mental illness
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM (CSFP) provides food and nutritional
  information to those pregnant, breastfeeding, parent of a child up to age six, or over age 60
  
  WIC PROGRAM
• Western Community Health Resources - Rushville http://www.wchr.net (external link)
  HIV TESTING and counseling
  
  HIV INFECTED individuals may receive assistance with the costs of medical care, dental care, substance abuse services, mental health care, etc.
  
  SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE education, screening, and treatment
  
  PAP SMEAR and breast cancer screening through Every Woman Matters
  
  BREAST AND TESTICUALR self-examination instruction
  
  CONTRACEPTIVE SUPPLIES and counseling
  
  PREGNANCY TESTING
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE and blood sugar screenings
  
  MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH PROGRAM provides education on breastfeeding, parenting,
  nutrition, child development, pregnancy, etc.
  
  SPECIAL DELIVERY prenatal incentive program in which pregnant women can earn
  points by doing activities that contribute to a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby
  
  PARENTING EDUCATION
  
  BUDGETING ASSISTANCE
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION screening and services for children who may have special needs
  
  MEDICATION MONITORING, daily living skills instruction, and other supports for adults with mental illness
  
  COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM (CSFP) provides food and nutritional
  information to those pregnant, breastfeeding, parent of a child up to age six, or over age 60
  
  WIC PROGRAM