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• 100 Black Men of Omaha http://www.100blackmenomaha.org (external link)
  PROGRAM PLANNING for events
  
  ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES
  
  JOB SHADOWING
• 12 Step House, Inc. http://www.12stephouse.net (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUPS offered each day at this location; for a schedule and complete list please visit website
• 4thekids Missing Kid Services http://www.fourthekids.org (external link)
  NATIONWIDE VOLUNTEER NETWORK of individuals with the interest of returning a missing child to a safe home environment
  
  RESOURCES available to download free online
  
  COLLABORATION with law enforcement, investigators, and families
• A Woman's Touch Pregnancy Counseling Center http://www.awtpcc.org (external link)
  PREGNANCY TESTS and confidential counseling
  
  OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUNDS (limited)
  
  PRENATAL AND NEWBORN care education
  
  EDUCATION on abstinence and natural family planning
  
  INFORMATION on STD and abortion risks
  
  REFERRALS for adoption, post-abortion and community support
• AAA Center For Pregnancy Counseling http://www.aaacpc.com (external link)
  PREGNANCY TESTING AND COUNSELING
  
  STD TESTING for chlamydia and gonorrhea
  
  OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND (limited)
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL to social services and medical services
  
  MATERNITY AND BABY SUPPLIES for people enrolled in the program
  
  PARENTING CLASSES
• AAA Pregnancy Resource Center http://www.pregnancyhelpnow.org (external link)
  PREGANANCY TESTS
  
  CONFIDENTIAL PEER COUNSELING
  
  PREGNANCY OPTION COUNSELING
  
  EMERGENCY LENDING (i.e. maternity and baby clothes)
  
  EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Program to earn new baby items and furniture by participation in educational parenting class
  
  MATERIAL RESOUCES
  
  COMMUNITY REFERRALS
  
  PUBLIC SPEAKING
• 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
  
• Adoption Consultants http://www.adoptionconsultantsinc.org (external link)
  HOME STUDY services for Nebraska families wishing to adopt
  
  POST-PLACEMENT SUPERVISION for families following the placement of a child for adoption purposes
• Adoption Links Worldwide http://www.alww.org (external link)
  FREE PREGNANCY COUNSELING for women who choose to parent or make an adoption plan; services include referrals for WIC and Medicaid
  
  INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY THERAPY services for children, adolescents, individuals, couples and families designed to empower, support and preserve families; specializes in attachment and adoption issues, behavior management, parenting strategies and play therapy
  
  DOMESTIC, INTERNATIONAL AND FOSTER CARE ADOPTION SERVICES including recruitment, home studies, training, placement services and post-placement supervision
• Affiliates Mental Health Clinic
  OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH counseling services for individuals and families
  
  EEG BIOFEEDBACK TRAINING
  
  
• Aging Office of Western Nebraska (AOWN) http://www.aown.org (external link)
  AREA AGENCY ON AGING
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT to assist elderly clients to remain in their own homes
  
  ASSESSMENTS for those considering a nursing home to determine if home assistance or another alternative might be appropriate
  
  COORDINATION OF CONGREGATE MEALS and home delivered meals in individual communities
  
  TELEPHONE ASSURANCE Monday-Friday to verify the well being and safety of home bound individuals
  
  HEALTH AND WELLNESS EDUCATION
  
  LIFELINE EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM, an in-home service targeted at helping clients remain safe in their homes
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  IN-HOME CAREGIVERS LIST who have had criminal background checks, to hire for private duty, and offers referral to respite providers for families and/or individuals in need
  
  MEDICARE INSURANCE COUNSELING
  
  IN-HOME CHORE AND HOUSEKEEPING
  
  LOANING OF DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
  
  CAREGIVER support group
  
  CONTRACTED HANDYMAN services offer homemaker/housekeeper duties, lawn mowing, and snow removal for individuals 60 years of age or older; suggested contributions are based on total cost of services, then applied to a sliding fee scale
  Contacts:
  Box Butte County (see listing for Alliance Senior Center)
  Cheyenne County, contact Dixie Brown, (308) 254-2755
  City of Kimball, contact Sheri Roberds, (308) 235-2688
  Morrill County, contact Nancy Eichhaler, (308) 262-1846
  Scotts Bluff County, contact Carol Prince, (308) 436-6687
• Aging Partners http://aging.lincoln.ne.gov (external link)
  PLANS, coordinates and advocates for older people in the eight county area; mission is to enhance daily living, expand personal choices, and educate the community in an effort to ensure the independence and full life of the people we serve
  
  WORKS with a full range of concerns that occur after the age of 60; this includes information and assistance, financial and legal concerns, housing options and services for family members and caregiver
  
  TECHNICAL SUPPORT to publicly-funded local aging programs in Butler, Fillmore, Lancaster, Polk, Saline, Saunders, Seward and York counties
• Al-Anon Information Service, Inc http://nebr-al-anon-alateen.org/ (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for relatives or friends of alcoholics
  
  24-HOUR HOTLINE for those who need to talk to an Al-Anon volunteer
  
  MEETING SCHEDULES for Al-Anon and Alateen meetings held in the Omaha/Council Bluffs metro areas
  
  TRAVELING BOOKSTORE including literature and materials for sale to a community event
  
  QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
• Alcoholics Anonymous World Services http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org (external link)
  HEADQUARTERS for Alcoholics Anonymous
• Alegent Health - Bergan Mercy Medical Center
  FULL SERVICE HOSPITAL and emergency department
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS include:
  Breast Cancer Support Group - 398-6721
  Living with Cancer for patients and family - 398-6267
  Just for Kids, 4-12 whose parent or significant other has cancer - 398-6267
  Teen Connection, 13-18 whose parent or significant other has cancer - 398-6267
  Caregivers Retreat throughout the year - 572-3319
  Man to Man/Us Too, prostate cancer support group - 398-6267
• Alegent Health - Immanuel Medical Center http://www.alegent.com (external link)
  FULL SERVICE HOSPITAL including:
  Rehabilitation Center 572-2295
  Center for Mental Health
  Immanuel Fontenelle Home - skilled nursing home 572-2595
  Holling Education Center
  Immanuel Hospitality House - hotel accommodations 572-2828
  The Cancer Center
  The Heart and Vascular Institute
  Alegent Health Clinics - primary care offices 572-3300
  Immanuel Heritage Center- geriatric psychiatric services 572-2534
  Inpatient and outpatient medical care
  Emergency Dept 572-2225
  Prenatal classes, natural birth unit
  Weight Management Program
  Joint (Replacement) Camp
  Back and Spine Institute
  Physical Therapy Clinic 572-2327
  Sports Medicine
  Women's and Children's Services
  Epilepsy Center
  Sports and Leisure Program
  
  24-CRISIS HOTLINE (mental health), 717-4673
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS:
  Living with Cancer Support Group for cancer patients and families - 572-2072, 572-2933
  Cancer Survivorship Program, support, education, social group meets monthly - 572-2072
• Alegent Health - Lakeside Hospital http://www.alegent.com (external link)
  FULL SERVICE HOSPITAL
• Alegent Health - Midlands Hospital http://www.alegent.com (external link)
  HOSPITAL providing inpatient and outpatient medical care, emergency medical care, pharmacy, diagnostic imaging, outpatient rehab, audiology, laboratory, radiology, cardiac rehab, pulmonary self-care program, social services, cardiology services, dietary consultation, labor and delivery, sleep lab, blood bank, and orthopaedics
  
  COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION including childbirth, breastfeeding and diabetes education
  
  PREVENTION and control of communicable diseases
  
  IMMUNIZATION program
• Alegent Health Home Care & Hospice
  
  
  
  
• All aBout Caring In-Home Services, Inc. http://www.abcaring.com (external link)
  HOME SERVICES including skilled nursing, home health aides, medical transportation, cleaning services, and shopping/errand assistance
• All Angels Home Health Care Inc. http://www.allangelsinc.com (external link)
  HOMEMAKER SERVICES - assisting with daily activities, home maintenance, laundry, housekeeping
  
  HOME HEALTH CARE with a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) providing bathing, personal cares, meal preparation, safety in the home environment
  
  RESPITE CARES provided by Certified Nurse Aides or Medication aides, to relieve family members from caring for an individual in the home; overnights also available
  
  SKILLED NURSING services requiring care in the home by a Registered Nurse or a Licensed Practitioner Nurse with direction from patient's physician
  
  COMPANION services available

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• All Angels Home Health Care Inc. http://www.allangelsinc.com (external link)
  HOMEMAKER SERVICES - assisting with daily activities, home maintenance, laundry, housekeeping
  
  HOME HEALTH CARE with a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) providing bathing, personal cares, meal preparation, safety in the home environment
  
  RESPITE CARES provided by Certified Nurse Aides or Medication aides, to relieve family members from caring for an individual in the home; overnights also available
  
  SKILLED NURSING services requiring care in the home by a Registered Nurse or a Licensed Practitioner Nurse with direction from patient's physician
  
  COMPANION services available
• All Our Kids, Inc. http://www.allourkids.org (external link)
  MENTORING AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM for disadvantaged youth from Omaha Public Schools; provides academic support, career exploration, college access education and hope through scholarships
• Alliance Area Family YMCA
  RECREATIONAL activities for youth and adults
• ALS Association, The http://www.alsa.org (external link)
  REASEARCH
  
  PROVIDER of care and support services to the ALS Community through our coordinated network of Chapters, Centers and clinics
  
  ADVOCATE and voice for the ALS Community;
  
  INFORMATION and education about ALS.
  
  THE ALS ASSOCIATION operates one phone-based, self help support system in Iowa: the Dubuque Tri-State SHSS 563-589-9605. Patient Services referral toll free 800-782-4747.
• ALS in the Heartland http://www.alsintheheartland.org (external link)
  RESPITE CARE voucher program
  
  EQUIPMENT LOAN pool
  
  EDUCATION regarding ALS and its impact on the family
  
  GRIEF THERAPY and support
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for patients, friends, and family members affected by ALS
  
  MOBILITY assistance
  
  COMMUNITY REFERRALS
• Alzheimer's Association - Great Plains Chapter http://www.alzgreatplains.org (external link)
  OFFERS SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE to family and friends of persons afflicted with Alzheimer's disease or a related disorder, provide educational resources and information, support research, and advocate for the needs of individuals and their families
  
  LOCAL MONTHLY SUPPORT GROUP MEETINGS
  
  QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
  
  TOLL-FREE HELPLINE
  
  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for caregivers to receive stipend for respite care
  
  SAFE RETURN program which helps to safely locate wandering persons with dementia
  
  VOLUNTEERS OPPORTUNITIES are available in the areas of administration, civic and political, communication, counseling, education, and special events
• Alzheimer's Association - Midlands Chapter http://www.alz.org/midlands (external link)
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL through the Chapter Helpline provides emotional support and caregiver information
  
  CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUPS in Douglas, Sarpy, Washington, Dodge, and Burt counties in Nebraska and Pottawattamie, Harrison, Fremont, Page and Shelby counties in Iowa
  
  SUPPORT GROUP for the early stage and early on-set individual with Alzheimer's disease
  
  MALE SUPPORT GROUP
  
  SAFE RETURN PROGRAM for individuals who wander, providing assistance to safely return them home
  
  RESOURCE LENDING LIBRARY features books, audio, and video tapes
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  DEMENTIA TRAINING for Respite Care Volunteers trains respite care volunteers that come into the home to stay with an individual with dementia
  
  ENHANCES INDEPENDENCE and quality of life for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and reduces stress of the caregivers by utilizing local volunteers within the community
  
  ADVOCACY and public policy
• Ambassador Retirement Center http://www.ambhealthsys.com (external link)
  RESIDENTAIL LONG TERM care facility
• American Adoption Congress http://www.americanadoptioncongress.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for birth parents, adoptees and adoptive families; also support for adult adoptees searching for birth families
  
• American Cancer Society - High Plains Division http://www.cancer.org (external link)
  DIVISION OFFICES for Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Hawaii, and Texas
• American Diabetes Association http://www.diabetes.org (external link)
  INFORMATION AND EDUCATIONAL materials on diabetes
  
  PUBLIC AWARENESS
  
  FUND RAISING AND RESEARCH
  
  YOUTH CAMPS AND SERVICES
  
  FAMILY RESOURCE NETWORK
• American Heart Association Midwest Affiliate http://www.americanheart.org (external link)
  HEALTH RESEARCH
  
  PUBLIC AND PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
  
  COMMUNITY SERVICE
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  MIDLANDS STROKE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT GROUP meets the 4th Tuesday of every month at 11111 So 84 St in the Midland Community Hospital, Smith Suite, 1st floor. Contact: Denise Burg 593-3864
  
• American Lung Association of Nebraska http://www.breathehealthy.org (external link)
  PATIENT, FAMILY EDUCATION programs for children with asthma
  
  SUMMER CAMP for children with asthma
  
  PROFESSIONAL, PATIENT, AND PUBLIC EDUCATION programs for people with chronic lung disease
  
  LITERATURE on asthma, tobacco, lung disease and air quality
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL for respiratory care services
  
  REPRESENT PUBLIC INTEREST in matters concerning lung health, particularly smoke-free environments and indoor air quality
  
  OMAHA ASTHMA ALLIANCE prevents and controls asthma through education, advocacy, and monitoring resources
  
  OPEN AIRWAYS program for schools and public education centers on environmental asthma triggers
  
  TOLL-FREE HELP LINE for answers about lungs and smoking cessation
  
  FREEDOM FROM SMOKING resources: online, help line, and self-help guide
• American Parkinson Disease Association http://www.parkinsonsne.org (external link)
  INFORMATION about Parkinson Disease to family, friends, and patients
  
  INFORMATION ON 22 SUPPORT GROUPS
  
  PHYSICIAN REFERRALS
  
  LIBRARY
• American Red Cross - Central Plains Chapter http://www.cpredcross.org (external link)
  DISASTER RESPONSE
  
  SERVICES FOR MILITARY FAMILIES, emergency communication and family support group
  
  FIRST AID AND CPR CLASSES
  
  HIV/AIDS EDUCATION
  
  BABYSITTER'S TRAINING for youth 11-15 years old
  
  FIRST AID FOR CHILDREN TODAY (FACT) for children 5-8 years old, teaches first aid skills, healthy life styles, injury prevention awareness
  
  BASIC AID TRAINING for youths 8-12 years old, teaches basic first aid skills, information on injury prevention and health
  
  ACT SMART for youth 6-17 years old, teaches HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention and healthy behaviors
  
  BLOOD SERVICES: Blood Mobile appointments made every 15 minutes from Mon-Thu 12 noon - 5 pm, and Fri 8 am - 1:15 pm
  
  MILITARY FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP call for schedule
• American Red Cross - Cornhusker Chapter http://www.cornhuskerredcross.org/ (external link)
  RELIEF to victims of disaster and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies; maintains a system of local, national, and international disaster preparedness and relief.
  
  ARMED FORCES EMERGENCY SERVICES provides emergency communications to members of the military and their families, as well as financial assistance, information and referral, and foreign location services for civilians
  
  DISASTER SERVICES to help individual families, as well as entire communities following disasters. Services include the provision of food, clothing, and shelter. All disaster assistance is considered a grant and no repayment is required or expected.
  
  HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICES offers courses related to First Aid, CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation), AED, baby-sitting, and all levels of swimming
  
  LABOR CO-OP assists low income, elderly, and disabled individuals with moving assistance; proof of income is required
• American Red Cross - Dodge County Chapter
  CPR, FIRST AID, and water safety classes
  
  RELIEF SERVICES to disaster victims
  
  TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE to military family members and service personnel as needed
  
• American Red Cross - Heartland Chapter http://www.redcrossomaha.org (external link)
  AIR CONDITIONER REPAIR for those who qualify
  
  SUMMER FANS for residents of Douglas and Sarpy Counties during summer months; clients not eligible if they received a fan last year from any participating agency; bring photo id, social security cards for everyone in household, and a utility bill dated within the last 30 days; limit one fan per address/household
  
  REFERRAL AND PLACEMENT OF VOLUNTEERS
  
  HEALTH, SAFETY AND FIRST AID COURSES for all ages (includes Injury Prevention Awareness Program)
  
  ASSISTANCE TO MILITARY members and their families
  
  EMERGENCY REPORTING and communications service for military families and servicement
  
  DISASTER ASSISTANCE including residential fires
  
  WATER SAFETY and swim programs
  
  FIRST AID CLASSES including CPR (Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation, First Aid, AED (Automatic External Defibrillator), as well as pet first aid classes
  
  HIV/AIDS PREVENTION EDUCATION PROGRAM
  
  BABYSITTING CLASSES
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  FIRST AID KITS and breathing barriers for home, office and vehicles for sale
  
  COMMUNITY DISASTER EDUCATION
  
  SAFE SCHOOLS PROGRAM
  
  INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AWARENESS
  
  INTERNATIONAL SERVICE PROGRAM AWARENESS
  
  ONGOING TRAINING programs for volunteers interested in emergency disaster response or other volunteer assignments with the Heartland Chapter
• American Red Cross - Loess Hills Chapter http://www.loesshills.redcross.org (external link)
  EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, disaster planning, and disaster recovery services
  
  FIRST AID, CPR, water safety classes
  
  HIV/AIDS EDUCATION
  
  YOUTH SERVICE PROGRAM
  
  COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATION
  
  COMMUNICATION SERVICE for military servicemen and dependents
  
  INTERNATIONAL TRACING SERVICE
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE when funds are available
  
  MEALS ON WHEELS for Pottawattamie County only
  
  COMMUNITY-WIDE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• American Red Cross - Mid-Rivers Chapter http://www.midriversredcross.org (external link)
  IMMEDIATE DISASTER RELIEF NEEDS
  
  SERVICES FOR MILITARY FAMILIES, including emergency communication
  
  COMMUNITY SAFETY EDUCATON including CPR, First Aid, AED, Oxygen Administration, Family Home Caregiving, Scrubby Bear, Home and workplace safety, HIV/AIDS prevention, and Aquatics, including lifeguarding, swimming, and water safety
  
  TRACING SERVICE to assist family members in locating one another after they have been physically separated as a result of civil strife, war, or major disaster
  
  BLOOD DONATION SERVICES
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• American Red Cross - North Platte Valley Chapter
  DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND RELIEF
  
  CPR, FIRST AID, and water safety classes
  
  BABY-SITTING CLASSES
  
  HIV/AIDS PRESENTATIONS
  
  LIFEGUARD TRAINING and instructor training
  
  IMMEDIATE HELP to people of single-family disasters
  
  EMERGENCY CONTACTS for service men, women, and families

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• American Red Cross - North Platte Valley Chapter
  DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AND RELIEF
  
  CPR, FIRST AID, and water safety classes
  
  BABY-SITTING CLASSES
  
  HIV/AIDS PRESENTATIONS
  
  LIFEGUARD TRAINING and instructor training
  
  IMMEDIATE HELP to people of single-family disasters
  
  EMERGENCY CONTACTS for service men, women, and families
• American Red Cross - Northeast Nebraska Chapter http://www.northeastnebraskaredcross.org (external link)
  DISASTER RELIEF helps disaster affected individuals with emergency food, shelter and supplies
  
  COMMUNITY DISASTER EDUCATION presentations throughout Northeast Nebraska
  
  HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICES including first aid, CPR, and AED training; swimming and life guarding classes
  
  INTERNATIONAL SERVICES helps local families find relatives with whom they have lost contact because of a natural disaster, war or internal conflict; reconnects families with loved ones in foreign lands
  
  ARMED FORCES EMERGENCY SERVICES provides communication between those in the Armed Forces and their families; this worldwide network reaches service members wherever they are to communicate a birth, death or illness
  
  BLOOD SERVICES collects and distributes nearly half the nation’s blood supply; in Norfolk, blood drives are offered weekly every Tuesday at 1603 Prospect Avenue
  
  COMMUNITY SERVICES such as disaster preparedness information, free blood pressure screenings, first aid stations at local events and other such items that assist and promote our communities
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES available, including serving as members of the board, instructors teaching lifesaving skills, disaster action team members, office assistants, event organizers and more
• American Red Cross - Southeast Nebraska Ch
  ASSISTANCE FOR MILITARY AND FAMILIES including emergency communications, financial assistance and information and referral. Scholarships are available for members of the military and their families to take our health and safety courses until 5/31/09 or as long as the funding lasts.
  
  DISASTER EDUCATION and services for families and communities following disasters that includes food, essential medication, clothing and shelter along with other necessities
  
  BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING; screenings also scheduled in Odell and Wymore
  
  BLOOD MOBILE with scheduled blood drives throughout the county
  
  FIRST AID, CPR/AED classes
  
  SWIMMING AND LIFE-GUARDING CLASSES
  
  BABYSITTING CLASSES
  
  HIV/AIDS and blood born pathogens classes
• Annie Jeffrey Memorial County Health Center
  A FULL-SERVICE CRITICAL CARE HOSPITAL providing inpatient and outpatient health services. Offers education and community health services to the public. Services include a Wellness Center, Emergency Response System, Hospice Care, and rehabilitation therapy.
• Arc of Buffalo County,The
  SERVICES AND INFORMATION for people with cognitive, intellectual, and developmental disabilities and their families
  
  FREE INDIVIDUALIZED RECREATIONAL PROGRAM once or twice monthly in Kearney
  
  RESPITE for parents of children with special needs
  
  BOWLING PROGRAM matches college students with people with disabilities
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL for those in South Central Nebraska
• Arc of Lincoln/Lancaster County,The http://www.arclincoln.org (external link)
  EDUCATION, information, advocacy, family networking, and support programs to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families
  
  COORDINATES VACATIONS for individuals with developmental disabilities to various locations such as San Antonio Texas, Chicago Illinois, and Alaska by rail; vacationers pay for the trip of their choice, with trained caregivers providing assistance at a 1:3 ratio
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS:
  
  PEOPLE FIRST self-advocacy group for people over the age of 18 who have a developmental disability
  
  PEOPLE FIRST JUNIOR self-advocacy group for youth ages 14-18
  
  SIBSHOP FOR CHILDREN ages 8-13 who have a brother or sister with a disability
  
  FAMILY CONNECTIONS monthly informal gathering that offers a menu of speakers on pertinent topics along with free dinner and free respite for family members with or without disabilities during the educational sessions
• Arc of Platte County,The
  ADVOCATING for the rights of citizens with developmental disabilities and their families
  
  PARENTS FOR PARENTS PROGRAM provides on to one support to families of children with developmental disabilities by sharing information on disability and community resources; meets 7:00pm-8:30pm, second Monday of the month
  
  RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES for children with disabilities such as Pals 'n Play and summer camp
  
  PEOPLE FIRST helps adults with disabilities learn how to speak out and have confidence to see themselves as People First -- their disabilities second; meets 7:00pm-8:30pm, third Monday of each month
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• Arc of Sarpy County,The http://www.sarpyarc.org (external link)
  MONITOR group homes
  
  ADVOCACY AND REFERRALS
  
  SPONSOR young adult groups (16 years and over) for social activities
  
  SUPPORT GROUP for persons interested in developmental disabilities
  
  SUPPORT a unified bowling league
  
  SUPPORT Special Olympics teams for Sarpy County
• Archdiocese of Omaha http://www.archomaha.org (external link)
  ARCHDIOCESE OF OMAHA comprises more than 14,000 square miles in 23 counties in northeast Nebraska. The diocese has 17 high schools and 64 elementary schools.
• Arthritis Foundation, Nebraska Chapter http://www.arthritis.org (external link)
  CONTINUING EDUCATION courses and publications for health professionals
  
  CAMP SPIRIT, yearly camp for kids age 8-15 with Arthritis and Family Education Day
  
  ARTHRITIS SELF HELP programs
  
  EXERCISE CLASSES, water and land-based
  
  EDUCATIONAL BROCHURES are distributed to patients and physicians
  
  ARTHRITIS UPDATE, a semi-annual chapter wide e-newsletter sent to people affected by arthritis, physicians and legislators
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL services, which provide timely and accurate information on arthritis and referrals to community resources, such as support groups and arthritis specialists
  
  SUPPORT of local and national research
• AseraCare Hospice http://www.aseracare.com (external link)
  HOSPICE CARE provided by a medically supervised team of professionals and volunteers including doctors directing the medical care, nursing staff helping manage physical symptoms, social workers counseling families and patients to help them understand the emotions they experience. Volunteers, spiritual coordinators, dietary staff, home health aides, and homemaker services also available as well as physical, occupational, and speech therapists.
  
  BEREAVEMENT STAFF counsels families for 13 months as they cope with grief and loss after a loved one's death
  
  WEEKLY BEREAVEMENT/GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS
• AseraCare Hospice
  SKILLED COMPASSIONATE CARE for persons with a limited life expectancy and their families
  
  PROVIDES intermittent nursing care, social workers, home health aids, clergy, and volunteers to assist the family in a home setting or long-term care facility; care is directed by the patient's personal physician and coordinated by the hospice nurse
• Asian Community and Cultural Center http://www.lincolnasiancenter.org (external link)
  FAMILY RESOURCE PROGRAM offers various programs such as language skills, Citizenship classes, translation and other assistance regarding INS documents, birth certificates, marriage certificates, high school and college diploma, educational transcripts, health care services; tax return filings to the community, provide employment assistance to job seekers, employment Bulletin Board information and referral services through bilingual radio program as and when the need arises
  
  PARENTING KINDLY education to Asian parents
  
  SOCIAL ACTIVITIES include Chinese women’s club and Chinese seniors program
  
  YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM where youth meet every week to learn leadership skills, community and cultural involvement, and career development skills; offer Asian Student scholarships - currently provides four (4) $500 scholarships to Asian graduating seniors from any Lincoln Public School System
  
  SUMMER PROGRAM provides an Asian enrichment education in both Asian culture and Asian languages; this program runs through the first eight weeks of summer and offers the summer program youths with language classes, field trips, swimming opportunities and learning Lion Dance;
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE education and outreach program provides resource information, technical assistance and support to the youth and community; a Vietnamese prevention educator provides bilingual literature regarding tobacco, alcohol/drugs, organizing workshops and orientations to youth and community members
  
  SENIOR'S PROGRAM provides weekly group education programs at the center providing health and behavioral health services to Asian elders
  
  CULTURAL EDUCATION PROGRAM offered, as the Asian Center is a prominent leader in sharing and presenting the Asian cultural information and activities in Lincoln/Lancaster County; the Asian Center’s Lion Dance Troupe, Taiji classes, and Lotus Dance/Vietnamese traditional dance make a number of presentations through which Asian cultural aspects are shared in various public events and private cultural events; other cultural activities such as lectures, Tet festival, talks and a number of multi-cultural training sessions, Vietnamese and Chinese language classes, and cooking classes are organized at the Center for a wide variety of groups throughout the year; cultural and resource orientation classes are offered to New Americans and refugees to educate and share cultural aspects that will help to the refugee community to understand and adjust to have a harmonious life
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES throughout the year
  
  FUSION / Ethnic Self Help Project works with four refugee communities - African, Asian, Eastern European, and Middle Eastern. Fusion’s team of Community Resource Liaisons (CRL) work to educate and empower each of their communities to make their acculturation process easier in their new home
• Augustana Lutheran Church http://www.augustanaomaha.org (external link)
  SUMMER PROGRAM for ages 5-7 years: 8:30am-12 noon; ages 8 - 12 years 12 noon-4 pm, free lunch for both groups. Arts and crafts, games, music, swimming, skating, field trips, educational activities, Bible stories (June and July)
• Autism Action Partnership http://www.autismaction.org (external link)
  ADVOCACY, support, and program referrals to people or agencies impacted by autism
  
  SOCIAL SKILLS programs for middle and high school students with autism
  
  SUMMER CAMPS for children with autism
  
  PUBLIC AWARENESS opportunities, including an annual education summit
  
  COMMUNITY OUTINGS offer fun activities for families with autistic children
  
  SCHOLARSHIPS for early intervention services and severe behavior programs at the Munroe-Meyer Institute at UNMC
• Autism Family Network http://www.autismfamilynetwork.org (external link)
  FAMILY SUPPORT for parents and children with autism; monthly gatherings
• Autism Society of Nebraska http://www.autismnebraska.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUPS in cities throughout Nebraska offer support and guidance for parents, caregivers, teachers, therapists, grandparents, or anyone that is affected by autism; seed money is available for initial start up of groups
  
  SCHOLARSHIPS available to member families for a range of needs
• Beatrice Community Hospital http://www.beatricecommunityhospital.com (external link)
  HOSPITAL with outpatient and inpatient services
  
  HOME HEALTH provides Lifeline, hospice care, personal nurses and medical equipment and service
  
  LABOR AND DELIVERY
  
  DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES
  
  REHABILITATIVE SERVICES Physical, Occupational, Speech
  
  CARDIAC AND PULMONARY REHAB
  
  SPECIALTY CLINICS
  
  BEATRICE CHILDREN'S CLINIC
  
  WOMEN'S HEALTH CLINIC OF BEATRICE
  
  WELLNESS CENTER
  
  NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING
  
  SLEEP STUDY LAB
• Behaven Day Center, Inc http://www.behavenkids.com (external link)
  DAY TREATMENT center for children ages 2-7 with severe and chronic behaviors, providing a structured day program for difficult or at-risk children; teaches children social skills and helps them learn to reduce aggression and increase attentiveness
  
  FAMILY THERAPY and Community Treatment Aide services in the community
  
  TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES for daycare staff, agencies, parents
  
  LEVEL 3 SCHOOL for children in Kindergarten through Fourth Grade
  
  LEARNING CENTER for children ages 18 months to 8 years that focuses on providing children opportunities to grow socially, emotionally, and academically.
• Bellevue City Offices http://www.bellevue.net (external link)
  CITY HALL, 293-3000
  
  FLEET Maintenance Shop, 293-3129
  
  FIRE AND RESCUE General, 293-3153
  
  EMERGENCY, 911
  
  FIRE Department, 293-3153
  
  HANDY Man Program for those over 60 years of age and own their home; they do small home improvements on a sliding fee, 293-3019
  
  HOUSING Rehabilitation loans, 293-3019
  
  HUMAN Service Office, 204 Mission Avenue, 293-3138
  
  PARKS Department, 293-3122
  
  PERMITS and Inspections, 293-3014
  
  PERSONNEL, 293-3009
  
  PLANNING and Community Development, 293-3026
  
  POLICE, 293-3100
  
  POLICE Emergency, 911
  
  PUBLIC LIBRARY, 1003 Lincoln Road, 293-3157
  
  PUBLIC Works, 293-3025
  
  PURCHASING, 293-3005
  
  RECREATION Department, 293-3142
  
  REED Community Center, 293-3142
  
  STREET Department, 293-3126; after hours 293-3127
  
  TOURISM, 293-3080
  
  CITY Clerk, 293-3007
  
  WASTEWATER Department, 293-3135
  
  CITY Treasurer, 293-3088
  
  CODE Enforcement, 293-3050
• Bellevue Junior Sports Association
  FOOTBALL, ages 6 - 14 years old, including flag football, ages 6 - 8 years old
  
  WRESTLING, ages 5 -14 years old
  
  BASKETBALL, grades K - 8
  
  VOLLEYBALL, grades 3 - 8
  
  CHEERLEADING, ages 7 to 8th grade
  
  BASEBALL, ages 9 - 14 years old or 8th grade
  
  SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM for graduating high school seniors

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• Bellevue Junior Sports Association
  FOOTBALL, ages 6 - 14 years old, including flag football, ages 6 - 8 years old
  
  WRESTLING, ages 5 -14 years old
  
  BASKETBALL, grades K - 8
  
  VOLLEYBALL, grades 3 - 8
  
  CHEERLEADING, ages 7 to 8th grade
  
  BASEBALL, ages 9 - 14 years old or 8th grade
  
  SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM for graduating high school seniors
• Bellevue Public Library http://www.bellevuelibrary.org (external link)
  LIBRARY SERVICES
  
  MEETING room space
  
  INTERNET/COMPUTER use for cardholders
  
• Bellevue Public Schools http://www.bellevuepublicschools.org (external link)
  ELEMENTARY and secondary education
  
  SPECIAL education
  
  ADULT education
  
  CONTINUING education
  
  PARENTS WITH PARTNERS provides educational and social support services to parents with children birth to 5 years old
  
  AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
• Belmont Community Center, Inc.
  BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL program provides arts, crafts, games and an after school snack for elementary age children. Childcare is provided for days when there is no school. Children bring their own brown bag lunch.
  
  PRESCHOOL for children 3-5 years old
  
  GYM and meeting room rental
  
  KINDERGARTEN program
  
  NO SCHOOL FUN DAYS
  
  SUMMER PROGRAM provides licensed childcare for elementary age children. Includes: arts, crafts, games, playground at the park and swimming two times per week. Children bring a brown bag lunch and snacks are provided. Fees - $325 per month full time care; part time varies on your need and number of days. It is a seasonal program (June 1st through August 31)
  
  AA SUPPORT GROUP meets on Tuesdays and Fridays @ 7:00 pm
• Better Living Counseling http://www.betterlivingcounselinginc.com (external link)
  THERAPY SERVICES for individuals and families, including youth, toddlers, and couples
  
  SERVICE PROVIDED in home or office
  
  FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES including parenting, budgeting, and social skills education
  
  COMMUNITY TREAMENT aid assists with skills training and behavior management
  
  SUPERVISED VISITATION as ordered by the court
  
  DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING on site (urine or saliva tests)
• Beverly Healthcare Columbus
  ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY
  
  SKILLED nursing care
  
  REHABILITATION
  
  ADULT day care program
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Fremont http://www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org (external link)
  ADULT MENTORS are matched with a child in need of a positive role model
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Grand Island http://www.bbbsgi.org (external link)
  ONE TO ONE MENTORING program for children
  
  TWO PROGRAMS are available: community mentoring and school-based mentoring. The school based mentoring program accepts high school juniors and seniors as mentors.
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES for those over 18 years of age
  
  COUPLES MATCH also available
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hastings
  MENTORING program; opportunities include community based (traditional), couples match, and school-based
  
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Norfolk
  MENTORING SERVICES to at-risk youth ages 6-15 from single-parent families
• Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands http://www.bigomaha.org (external link)
  BIG BROTHER BIG SISTER match to single-parent children, ages 7-15 years
  
  COUPLES MATCH to single parent children, ages 7-15 years
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  MENTORING
  
  MATCH HIGH SCHOOL mentors to grade school students
• Big Pals-Little Pals of Greater Columbus http://www.megavision.com/bigpals (external link)
  MATCHES ADULT VOLUNTEERS with children ages 6 - 19 from single parent homes in order to provide them an adult friend and role model
• Blair Family YMCA http://www.blairymca.org (external link)
  FITNESS CENTER, pool, and many activities for youth and adults regardless of ability to pay
• Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging http://www.braaa.org (external link)
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  RESPITE CARE
  
  CARE MANAGEMENT for those age 60+
  
  SENIOR CARE OPTIONS for those age 65+
  
  AGED AND DISABLED MEDICAID WAIVER for those age 65+
  
  OMBUDSMAN for long term care for those age 60+
• 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
• Box Butte General Hospital http://www.bbgh.org/ (external link)
  HOPSITAL services
  
  IMMUNIZATION CLINIC provides state required immunizations free of charge; call for appointment
  
  LIFELINE emergency response system
  
  LIFESTEPS weight management program meets once a week for 10-12 weeks
  
  POST-PARTUM home visit program
  
  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE for medical bills through the Charity Care program if income guidelines are met and other sources are not available (Medicaid, insurance, etc.)
• Boy Scouts of America Longs Peak Council http://www.longspeakbsa.org (external link)
  YOUTH DEVELOPMENT and character education
  
  CAMPING opportunities
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Boy Scouts of America Mid America Council http://www.mac-bsa.org (external link)
  COMPREHENSIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT and character education
  
  JUVENILE DIVERSION program
  
  SUMMER CAMPS, scouts with troops
  
  DAY CAMP for Cub Scouts in June
  
  STORE for equipment and uniforms
  
  OUTREACH program for underserved youth to eliminate barriers to participation
  
  HOME OFFICE of Lewis and Clark, Wagon Wheel, and Soaring Eagle Districts
• Boy Scouts of America Overland Trails Council http://www.overlandtrailscouncil.org (external link)
  SCOUTING PROGRAMS for boys ages 7-17
  
  CO-ED EXPLORING PROGRAMS (career/hobby oriented) for ages 14-21 years
  
  CAMPING opportunities
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands, Inc. http://www.bgcomaha.org (external link)
  CHARACTER and leadership development
  
  AQUATICS program
  
  ARTS program
  
  OUTDOOR activities
  
  SPORTS, fitness and recreation programs
  
  GROUP CLUBS
  
  HEALTH AND LIFE skills programs
  
  EDUCATIONAL and career development programs
  
  LIMITED BUS SERVICE
  
  FOOD SERVICE (meals) for income qualifying families
  
  JOB TRAINING/career preparation
  
  TUTORING services after school
• Boys Town http://www.girlsandboystown.org (external link)
  LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL placement for youth 10 - 18 years of age
  
  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES for youth 5-18 years of age depending on the program or service
  
  OUTPATIENT substance abuse treatment and therapy services available for youth placed in the Long-Term Residential program.
  
  PARENTING classes
  
  NATIONAL HOTLINE
  
  FOSTER CARE PROGRAMS
  
  FAMILY preservation services in Iowa
  
  EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS for professionals working with youth
  
  EMERGENCY SHELTER services in Grand Island
  
  VOLUNTEER mentoring program for 3rd through 12th grade in math or reading skills

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• Boys Town http://www.girlsandboystown.org (external link)
  LONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL placement for youth 10 - 18 years of age
  
  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES for youth 5-18 years of age depending on the program or service
  
  OUTPATIENT substance abuse treatment and therapy services available for youth placed in the Long-Term Residential program.
  
  PARENTING classes
  
  NATIONAL HOTLINE
  
  FOSTER CARE PROGRAMS
  
  FAMILY preservation services in Iowa
  
  EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS for professionals working with youth
  
  EMERGENCY SHELTER services in Grand Island
  
  VOLUNTEER mentoring program for 3rd through 12th grade in math or reading skills
• Boys Town National Research Hospital http://www.boystownhospital.org (external link)
  FULL SERVICE HOSPITAL
• Bright Horizons http://www.brighthorizonsne.org (external link)
  CRISIS LINE available 24 hours
  
  ADVOCACY for individuals
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for adults and children
  
  SHELTER for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault
  
  CRIMINAL AND CIVIL JUSTICE and legal advocacy
  
  PROTECTION ORDER application assistance
  
  REFERRALS to community supports
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION regarding domestic and dating violence, rape, and healthy relationships
• Brush Up Nebraska/Paint-A-Thon http://www.brushupnebraska.org (external link)
  EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING for the elderly and permanently disabled persons. Restrictions include houses no larger than two stories, must be structurally sound, and not in need of major repairs
• BryanLGH Medical Center East http://www.bryanlgh.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL and emergency department.
  
  55 PLUS PROGRAM health related services, discounts, education and social activities for people over age 55. Telephone: (402) 481-3355
  
  CARDIAC AND VASCULAR SERVICES include servicing cardiac patients through a comprehensive program of diagnostic, therapeutic invasive and non-invasive procedures, surgical and rehabilitation programs. Telephone: (402) 481-3105
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION incluing a complete listing of BryanLGH Medical Center educational programs for the community, and special education events. Telephone: (402) 481-8886. Ongoing programs include Baby Cares, a three-week series of classes which teaches the basics of baby care to expectant parents or parents with a newborn; Breastfeeding Basics, a one-week class for expectant couples planning to breastfeed their baby; Childbirth Education, a Lamaze, Accelerated Lamaze, and refresher Lamaze class; Infant Massage, a three-week series which teaches parents techniques to help a baby relax, sleep better and relieve gas and symptoms of colic; SIBS (Special Ideas for Brothers and Sisters), a class for brothers/sisters preparing them for a new baby in the family; and Baby Signs, a class teaching parents how to talk to your baby before the baby is able to talk.
  
  CONFERENCE CENTER is for use by community groups meeting specific criteria based on limited availability. Catering is available, and fees are charged according to the room and services requested. Telephone: (402) 481-8300
  
  PASTORAL CARE and educational programs to patients and their families. (402) 481-3162
  
  REGIONAL INFANT APNEA CENTER is a regional referral program which provides diagnostic evaluation of high risk infants and instruction to parents in CPR and use of apnea monitors. Telephone: (402) 481-8933
  
  SEXUAL ASSAULT NURSE EXAMINER (SANE) which assists victims of assault by gathering evidence and coordinating services so that victims interact with fewer persons. Telephone: (402) 481-5142
  
  CARE MANAGEMENT counsel and help with arranging post-hospital care for patients and their family members. Telephone: (402) 481-8941
  
  DEPRESSIVE AND BIPOLAR SUPPORT ALLIANCES (DBSA) is an informational and support group meeting on depression and manic depression on the first Tuesday of every month at BryanLGH Medical Center East. Telephone: (402) 481-5991, (402) 481-5320
  
  VOLUNTEER RESOURCE PROGRAM where volunteers may begin service at the age of 14 and continue as long as they desire. Over 90 medical center areas are served. Telephone: 402-481-3032
• BryanLGH Medical Center West http://www.bryanlgh.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL and emergency department.
  
  CANCER CARE offering complete diagnostic and treatment methods, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and biotherapy, screenings, hereditary risk assessments, cancer survivor events and support groups. Telephone: (402) 481-5400
  
  CARE MANAGEMENT SERVICES counsel and help with arranging post-hospital care for patients and their family members. Telephone: (402) 481-5771
  
  CENTER FOR SLEEP MEDICINE where registered polysomnographic technologists conduct sleep evaluations for the diagnosis and treatment of problems such as sleep apnea and excessive snoring, narcolepsy, insomnia, night terrors, sleepwalking, and shift work adaptation. Telephone: (402) 481-5338
  
  CONFERENCE CENTER for use by community groups meeting specific criteria based on limited availability. Catering is available, and fees are charged according to the room and services requested. Telephone: (402) 481-5638
  
  PASTORAL CARE and educational programs to patients and their families. Telephone: (402) 481-5130
  
  URINARY INCONTINENCE SERVICE is a confidential, individualized program which assists women with urinary stress incontinence to regain muscle control. Clients are given instruction in how to perform the Kegel technique, as well as the use of biofeedback-assisted muscle training to control stress or urgency incontinence. Other options include collagen injection, done by a urologist, to increase resistance for urinary leakage. Telephone: (402) 481-5629
  
  VOLUNTEERS may begin service at the age of 14 and remain active for as long as they desire. Opportunities exist in over 90 areas at the medical center. For more information, call 402-481-3032.
• Buckboard Therapeutic Riding Academy http://www.buckboardtherapeutic.org (external link)
  THERAPEUTIC HORSEBACK RIDING with some western riding for children with special needs
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Buffalo County Community Partners http://www.bcchp.org (external link)
  COUNTY-WIDE COMMUNITY HEALTH status improvement initiative
• Butler County Health Care Center http://www.bchccnet.org (external link)
  CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL providing 24-hour Emergency Care, Acute Care, Skilled Care, Labor & Delivery Services, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, Radiology, Laboratory, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Diabetes Education, Lifeline and Wellness Center Services
  
  SURGICAL AND CONSULTATION services in the following areas: General Surgery, Ophthalmology, Cardiolite, Orthopedic, Gynecology, Vascular, Pain Management, Urology, Nuclear Medicine, Sports Medicine, and Doppler, Echo
• Butler County Senior Services Program
  SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES for senior citizens within Butler County to support their independence and community involvement.
  
  CONGREGATE MEALS at noon, Monday-Friday
  
  HOME DELIVERED MEALS by volunteers
  
  FOOT CARE CLINIC two times a month ($8.00 fee)
  
  DAILY RECREATIONAL activities (cards, pool, quilting)
  
  FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS on the fourth Wednesday of each month
  
  SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM recruits senior volunteers, 60 years or older, and pays them a small stipend to provide companion services to homebound seniors
  
  INCOME TAX assistance
  
  FARMER'S MARKET coupons
  
  FOOD ASSISTANCE
• Camelot Care Centers http://www.provcorp.com (external link)
  THERAPY FOR individual, couple, and family, for mental health and substance abuse issues, can provide services, in home, school, or office
  
  FOSTER CARE services
  
  
• Camp Fire USA Midlands Council http://www.campfire.org (external link)
  PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH stressing life skills development, cultural awareness, academic excellence, healthy lifestyles and communication skills, community service and violence prevention
  
  PREVENTION EDUCATION PROGRAMS include: Get Real About Violence, The Bubbylonian Encounter (Sexual Abuse), Adventure of Natalie the Net Nanny (Internet Safety), and I'm Peer Proof! (Positive Peer Relationships).
  
  AFTER SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMS for elementary youth at Gomez Heritage, Highland, Indian Hill, Jackson, Liberty, Castelar, and Washington (Council Bluffs)
  
  AFTER SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMS for adolescents at Marrs Middle School, Norris Middle Schools, South High, Bryan High, Bryan Middle.
  
  AFTER SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMS for elementary youth in homeless shelters, Salvation Army and Micah House
• Camp Quality Heartland http://hl.campqualityusa.org (external link)
  SUMMER CAMP for kids with cancer and their siblings (located in Bellevue, NE); Winter Teen Camp in January, Family Camp in August
  
  YEAR-ROUND ACTIVITIES also planned
• Campus House
  GROUP HOME for girls ages 12-19
• Campus Kitchens Project,The http://www.campuskitchens.org (external link)
  NUTRITIOUS prepared and delivered to individuals referred by agency service providers
• Cancer Hope Network http://www.cancerhopenetwork.org (external link)
  EMOTIONAL SUPPORT to adult cancer patients and their families; support provided via telephone by trained volunteers who've been through a similar cancer experience, recovered, and are leading productive lives
• Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation http://www.candlelighters.org (external link)
  PROVIDES REFERRALS for emotional and financial support, help with legal, insurance of educational issues, treatment information and advocacy for children with cancer.
• Capital Humane Society of Nebraska http://www.capitalhumanesociety.org (external link)
  ANIMAL WELFARE SERVIES, including animal shelter, adoption program for homeless animals, advocacy for enforcement of county ordinances through the Lancaster County Sheriff's Department, pet therapy programs, development of legislation and ordinances, cremation, euthanasia, presentations to community groups, volunteer and education programs
• Capstone http://www.capstonenebraska.com (external link)
  VIDEO-TAPED FORENSIC interviews of children who are victims of sexual and physical abuse and neglect
  
  CHILD ADVOCACY
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION and outreach
• Cardé Coaching http://www.frontiernet.net/~cardecoaching (external link)
  LIFE COACHING services relating to issues such as personal growth, relationships, career planning and development, family and parenting, budgeting and finances, stress management, time management, small business development, and health and fitness
• Caregiver Support Services http://www.caregiversupportservices.org (external link)
  CAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case Management

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• Caregiver Support Services http://www.caregiversupportservices.org (external link)
  CAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case ManagementCAREGIVER TRAINING
  
  COUNSELING to caregivers, transitional and post care giving
  
  SUPPORT TO NURSING Assistants and Medication Aides
  
  NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING and Medication Aide training
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for the National Family Caregivers Association
  
  STATE REPRESENTATIVE for Alzheimer's Foundation of America
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS Family Caregiver Training Program
  
  CORPORATE CAREGIVING Program for employed caregivers
  
  CONSULTING
  
  CAREGIVER Case Management
• Caretech, Inc. http://www.caretechinc.com (external link)
  CAREGIVER SERVICES assist clients with housekeeping, transportation, meal preparation, laundry, companionship, etc.
  
  LIFELINE emergency alert systems
• Cargill Meat Solutions Learning Center (CCC-Columbus Campus)
  ADULT Basic Education
  
  ENGLISH as a Second Language
  
  GED CLASSES in English
  
  CITIZENSHIP CLASSES twice per year
  
  LIBRARY
• Carroll Area Nursing Service Denison Branch http://www.canshomehealth.com (external link)
  SKILLED NURSING
  
  HOME HEALTH aides
  
  HOMEMAKER service
  
  PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL Therapy
  
  SPEECH THERAPY
  
  WAIVER programs
  
  DIETARY consults
• CASA Connection http://www.nationalcasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
• CASA for Lancaster County http://www.casa4lancaster.org (external link)
  TRAIN and support community volunteers who advocate on behalf of abused and/or neglected children in the juvenile court system
• CASA for York County http://www.casaforyork.org (external link)
  TRAIN and support volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child or group of siblings who are under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  SERVE as the child's voice in court
• CASA of Northeast Nebraska http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  SERVES as the child's voice in court
• CASA of Scotts Bluff County http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, SCREENS, TRAINS AND SUPPORTS VOLUNTEERS (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  CASAS MAINTAIN CONTACT with the children during the entire court jurisdiction period; work with attorneys, therapists, parents, foster parents, and all adults involved with the child; and get to know the child's needs and makes reports to the court, so a more informed decision can be made
• CASA of South Central Nebraska http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  SERVES as the child's voice in court
• CASA of Southeast Nebraska http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  SERVES AS the child's voice in court
• CASA Program for Douglas County http://www.casaomaha.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  CASAs maintain contact with the children during the entire court jurisdiction period; work with attorneys, therapists, parents, foster parents, and all adults involved with the child; and get to know the child's needs and makes reports to the court, so a more informed decision can be made
• CASA Project of Dodge County
  TRAINED VOLUNTEERS look out for the best interest of abused and neglected children in the juvenile court system
• Cass County Memorial Hospital http://www.casshealth.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  HOME MEDICAL supplies, home care, and hospice services
  
  MEALS ON WHEELS
  
  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH services, inpatient and outpatient
  
  DIABETES EDUCATON
  
  MONTHLY OUTPATIENT CLINICS
  
  ALZHEIMERS Support Group
• Cass County Nebraska Head Start http://www.plattsmouthschools.org (external link)
  EARLY INTERVENTION preschool
  
  ASSISTS FAMILIES in acquiring medical, dental, nutritional, and mental health services
  
  TWO SATELLITE LOCATIONS: Conestoga/Murray - 104 E High St - 402-235-2750, and Weeping Water - 204 West O St - 402-267-7675
  
  CASS COUNTY INTERAGENCY MEETINGS held on-site the second Thursday of each month. September - May at 11:30am-1:00pm. Networking and informational speakers
• Cass County Offices
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT offices
• Catholic Charities - Council Bluffs http://www.CatholicCharitiesdm.org (external link)
  COUNSELING for individuals, couples, and families; marriage counseling also available
  
  EXPERTISE in domestic abuse, sexual abuse, and post trauma disorder
  
  PREGNANCY counseling and adoption services offered in Council Bluffs by the staff from Des Moines Catholic Charities office
  
  SHELTER for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault
• Catholic Charities - Omaha http://www.ccomaha.org (external link)
  NONPROFIT agency serving, empowering, and advocating for individuals and families in need
  
• CEDARS Youth Services http://www.cedars-kids.org (external link)
  HELPING KIDS in crisis, fostering strong families through a variety of services located in Nebraska
• Celiac Sprue Association, USA Inc. http://www.csaceliacs.org (external link)
  INFORMATION and education for those with celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS throughout the state
• Center for Conflict Resolution http://www.conflictresolutioncenter.com (external link)
  MEDIATION for disputes between consumers and businesses, neighbors, landlords and tenants, parents and adolescents, communities, families, churches, civic groups and others
  
  RESTORATIVE JUSTICE, family mediation, organizational facilitation and other instances

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• Center for Conflict Resolution http://www.conflictresolutioncenter.com (external link)
  MEDIATION for disputes between consumers and businesses, neighbors, landlords and tenants, parents and adolescents, communities, families, churches, civic groups and others
  
  RESTORATIVE JUSTICE, family mediation, organizational facilitation and other instances
• Center for Human Diversity, Inc. http://www.centerforhumandiversity.org (external link)
• Center for People in Need http://www.centerforpeopleinneed.org (external link)
  FOOD, including canned, frozen boxed or packaged and perishable food such as fruits and vegetables, meat, juice and bakery items when available at sites listed below
  
  FOOD COMMODITIES are distributed the fourth week of the month
  
  THANKSGIVING FOOD and a gift certificate for food to low-income, high need families; to receive a certificate you must bring identification and a piece of mail with your name and address on it; Dates TBA; must have identification and a piece of mail with name and current address
  
  FOR NON-PROFIT HUMAN SERVICES AGENCIES, provides resources such as personal care products, clothing, household items and office supplies; agencies must work closely with low-income families, youth, and individuals
  
  LEGISLATIVE DATABASE and Coalition of Agencies advocates for systemic changes for low-income ad under-represented populations by monitoring legislative issues, helping agencies, organizations and churches interested in advocacy, and providing links to local, state and national web sites which provide information on low-income issues, mental health, substance abuse and other relevant topics
  
  TOYLAND FOR KIDS provides a toy for youth birth to age 18 during the December holiday season; must bring identification, a current piece of mail and fill out an application; please call for an application, and times and dates of the distribution
  
  JOBS SKILL TRAINING PROGRAM provides hands on job skills training for low-income participants in the area of receptionist, forklift, warehouse work, cleaning, computers stocking and others. Participants must be low-income and willing to work in a real work setting.
  
  TOOLS FOR EDCUATION provides schools supplies, clothing and resources to school age children grades K-12 and their parents. To qualify you must fill out an application, bring identification, a piece of mail with your current name and mailing address on it and proof of the children’s ages. Dates to be announced.
  
  GED and ESL classes are available for qualifying individuals. Please call for dates and times.
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES for individuals and group interested in helping with one time events or on a regular bases. Call for more information.
• Center for Survivors http://www.centerforsurvivors.net (external link)
  CRISIS COUNSELING to domestic violence and/or sexual assault victims
  
  24 HOUR HOTLINE
  
  SAFE SHELTER
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS
  
  SUPPRT SERVICES include financial assistance and advocacy
  
  PREVENTION and education materials
  
  CHILDREN'S PROGRAM, including information on bullying and a support group
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• CenterPointe, Inc. http://www.centerpointe.org (external link)
  OUTPATIENT SERVICES:
  ADULT & YOUTH TREATMENT offers outpatient treatment services for youth 13-18 and adults 19 and over with substance use disorders or co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders; services are provided based on client need and many include individual, group, and family counseling and psychiatric services; expected stay depends on client need, but generally 6-8 months
  
  ADULT DAY REHABILITATON SERVICES provides long term, structured day services for adults 19 and over with a severe and persistent mental illness and substance use disorders; services develop daily living skills designed to reduce admissions to more intensive services; expected stay up to 5 years
  
  COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM offers individual support and advocacy to develop skills needed to live in the community as independently as possible; services assist with basic needs such as housing, food, medical needs and linkages with needed services in the community; expected stay varies depending on client needs, but generally, 12-18 months
  
  HARVEST PROJECT provides case management services specifically designed for adults 55 and older with substance use or co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders; this program is provided in collaboration with the Lincoln Information for the Elderly (LIFE) and the Community Mental Health Center
  
  RESIDENTIAL SERVICES:
  ADULT DUAL DISORDER RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM offers transitional housing and residential treatment for adults19 and over with severe and persistent mental illness and substance dependence; services include individual, group and family counseling; recreational therapy; case management and psychiatric services; expected stay 6-8 months
  
  GLIDE transitional housing in scattered site apartments in addition to case management services is provided for single, homeless adults over 19 years of age who have substance use and mental health disorders; contact the Community Support program for more information
  
  PERMANENT HOUSING is a housing and case management service for single, homeless adults over 19 years of age who have substance use and mental health disorders; contact Communtiy Support for more information
  
  TOUCHSTONE provides short-term residential treatment services for adults 19 and over with substance dependence disorders. Psychiatric services available. This program is provided in collaboration with Houses of Hope; expected stay is 30-45 days
  
  YOUTH RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM offers transitional housing and residential treatment for youth 13-18 years with substance dependence or co-occurring substance dependence and mental health disorders; services include individual, group and family counseling; recreational therapy; case management and psychiatric services; not a locked facility; expected stay 4-6 months
  
  VOLUNTEER PROGRAM provides volunteer opportunities for working with youth and adults including tutors, intern and practicum students; in addition, trained volunteers and employees staff the 24-hour crisis line which provides immediate access to supportive listening, and information and referral services
• Central Community College http://www.cccneb.edu (external link)
  LITERACY, GED, and ESL classes
  
  CITIZENSHIP CLASSES offered twice annually
  
  PRIVATE TUTORING upon request and tutor availability
  
  CPR CLASSES
• Central District Health Department
  WIC nutritional program provides supplemental food
  
  KIDS CONNECTION Children's Health Insurance application and provide a nurse who advocates and gives referrals to health practitioners in the community
  
  P.H.O.N.E. Public Health Outreach & Nursing Education
  
  ADULT IMMUNIZATION CLINIC the second Thursday of each month, 8:30 am-4:30 pm, call for cost
  
  ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SAFETY and surety - air, food, and water inspection and contamination issues (complaints and questions); natural and infectious disease information, such as West Nile virus, insect bites, etc.
  
  EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE - bioterrorism threats (chemical, biological, and nuclear), mass immunization clinics, strategic national stockpile, volunteer opportunities
  
  PUBLIC HEALTH INFORMATION
  
  DAY CARE service provider list
  
  BREASTFEEDING information and education
  
  SMOKING CESSATION program, Break the Chain: Freedom from Tobacco
• Central Mediation Center http://www.centralmediationcenter.com (external link)
  VOLUNTEER MEDIATION for dispute settlement, such as divorce, child custody, small claims, consumer business, tenant/landlord, estate settlement and planning, debt, etc.
  
  ELDER MEDIATION with families of elderly to make decisions
  
  JUVENILE PAROLE/PROBATION mediation when conflict in the youth's life increases the risk of further law violation or incarceration
  
  LARGE GROUP facilitation
  
  CONFLICT RESOLUTION TRAINING workshops
  
  FAMILY GROUP CONFERENCING
• 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
• Central Nebraska Council on Alcoholism http://www.cncaa.net (external link)
  INFORMATION AND REFERRALS to local services, including counseling and treatment
  
  COMMUNITY PREVETION and education programs
  
  MEETING TIMES AND LOCATIONS for the following addiction support groups: Alcoholics Anonymous, Alateen, Al-Anon, Co-dependency Anonymous, Emotions Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous, Teen 12 Step Support Group, Adult Children of Alcoholics, Dual Diagnosis, Gambler's Anonymous, Overeaters Anonymous
  
  LENDING LIBRARY
  
  BOOKSTORE
  
  CLASSROOM PROGRAMS (Early Childhood-Post-Secondary)
  
  TEACHER INSERVICES
  
  TECHNICAL assistance
  
  INTERVENTION EDUCATION
  
  DUI and MIP education
  
  PARENT education
  
  POLICY development
  
  WORKPLACE education
  
  FREE MATERIALS to enhance curricula (posters, pamphlets, handouts, fact sheets)
  
  
• Central Nebraska Humane Society http://www.centralnebraskahumanesociety.com (external link)
  PET LICENSING and also available through the Fire Department at Grand Island City Hall, 100 E first St or through local veterinarians
  
  LOST AND FOUND pets shelter
  
  ANIMAL RESCUE
  
  PET ADOPTIONS
  
  PET CEMETARY
  
  ANIMAL BEHAVIOR information
• Central Plains Center for Services http://www.central-plains.org (external link)
  YOUTH REHABILITATION PROGRAM provides group classes for first and second time offenders; classes regularly offered in Lexington, Kearney, Holdrege and Broken Bow
  
  ADULT REHABILITATION PROGRAM provides group classes for first and second time offenders; eight hour class is regularly offered in Lexington, Kearney, and Broken Bow
  
  EDUCATIONAL TRAINING VOUCHER PROGRAM is for youth who are or recently have been state or tribal wards at the age of 17 or older, wards who were adopted or received guardianship after the age of 16 and who wish to pursue post-secondary education or training; youth may receive up to $5,000 for tuition, fees and books.
  
  PREPARATION FOR ADULT LIVING Services is a transitional and independent living program designed to provide support and guidance to youth 17-21 who are currently in the state’s custody or who were dismissed from custody after their 18th birthday and are struggling with the challenges of becoming independent. Youth are assigned a PALS Specialist who will work one-on-one with the youth to help them achieve their goals.
  
  PARENTS AS TEACHERS provides developmental and parental education to parents of children ages birth to three years of age. This home visitation program assists parents in recognizing that they are the first and most important teacher their children will ever have. Through this program the family receives monthly home visits by a certified parent educator who provided developmental information relevant to each child's age. The educator demonstrates activities parents can do at home to stimulate their child's development. The family also receives yearly developmental screening of each child, linkage to services, periodic workshops and access to a toy and book lending library.
  
  PARENTS FOREVER is a seven hour educational course for all parents who are involved in divorce, custody modification, or who never married but are seeking custody. The program helps parents understand the impact of divorce on their children and provide concrete actions that parents can take to help their children succeed through a divorce.
  
  MARRIAGE ENHANCEMENT is a four session class for individuals wanting to strengthen their marriage through enhanced communication skills, budgeting skills, parenting skills and more
  
  SIXPENCE is an early childhood education program that is a partnership between the Broken Bow Public Schools, Central Nebraska Community Services and Central Plains Center for Services; a parent educator helps families understand the when, what, how and why of child development
• Centro Latino of Iowa http://www.sucentrolatino.org (external link)
  ADVOCACY AND INFORMATION about Health and Human Services in the area
  
  IMMIGRATION legal referrals
  
  ESL FOR ADULTS with available child care at Broadway United Methodist
  
  TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETATION services and referrals
  
  FOOD PANTRY referrals and warm winter clothes
  
  NOTARY PUBLIC
  
  PROBLEM SOLVING
• Chadron Community Hospital http://www.chadronhospital.com (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  HOME HEALTH services
  
  HOSPICE care
  
  LIFE LINE personal emergency response system
  
  CHILD SAFETY SEAT inspections and education
  
  SCHOOL NURSING SERVICES for Chadron Public Schools
  
  DIABETIC education
  
  NEWBORN HEARING screenings
  
  HOME VISITS to new mothers
• Chadron Public Schools http://www.chadronschools.org (external link)
  SCHOOL DISTRICT
  
  C-PRIDE after school program
• Chadron State College http://www.csc.edu (external link)
  FOUR YEAR educational institution, member of the Nebraska State College System, with more than 50 academic majors leading to bachelors, masters, and specialists degrees
• Charles Drew Health Center, Inc http://www.charlesdrewhcomaha.org (external link)
  HEALTH CLINIC
  
  ADULT MEDICINE
  
  PEDIATRICS INCLUDING well child, physicals (school, sports and camp), immunizations, acute care
  
  OB/GYN PROVIDES pap smears, breast and cervical cancer screening, etc.
  
  FAMILY PLANNING
  
  NUTRITION AND WIC program
  
  HEALTH PROMOTION and disease prevention
  
  HIV/AIDS CONFIDENTIAL testing and counseling
  
  SOCIAL WORK, case management
  
  INCENTVE PROGRAM, Healthy Choices, for pregnant women
  
  MEDICATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM for indigent patients
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE EDUCATION
  
  OUTREACH TO African American women, youth, pregnant women and substance abusers
  
  DENTAL CLINIC PROVIDES routine dental screening, non-emergency dental services, monetary assistance with dental cost; sliding fee scale
  
  EYE DOCTOR PROVIDES routine vision screening; glaucoma or other eye disease evaluation available at little or no cost
  
  PHARMACY FOR patients of Charles Drew
  
  STD SCREENING and treatment for men and women
  
  PROSTATE EXAMS
• Charlie Brown's Kids-Good Grief http://www.charliebrownskids.org (external link)
  GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP for children and teens ages 3-18, who have experienced the death of a parent; surviving parent group meets concurrently
• Cheyenne County Handyman
  IN-HOME ASSISTANCE in the form of housekeeping, snow removal, lawn mowing, and minor repairs
• Child Care Solutions
  ASSISTS PARENTS in finding quality licensed childcare
  
  EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS in English and Spanish to parents and providers
  
  RESOURCES AND INFORMATION for parents and child care providers
• Child Health Specialty Clinics http://www.uihealthcare.com/chsc (external link)
  INTEGRATED EVALUATION and planning clinics, evaluation of health-related behavior problems or chronic health problems
  
  BIRTH TO FIVE SERVICES provided to children who are at risk for developmental delay (i.e. prematurity, prenatal drug exposure), includes assessment, evaluation, and consultation regarding the child's physical and neurological status, development and growth; parent education and support
  
  SERVICE CARE coordination
  
  ADVOCACY
  
  PARENT SUPPORT problem solving and emotional support
  
  NUTRITION ASSESSMENT and counseling.
  

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• Child Health Specialty Clinics http://www.uihealthcare.com/chsc (external link)
  INTEGRATED EVALUATION and planning clinics, evaluation of health-related behavior problems or chronic health problems
  
  BIRTH TO FIVE SERVICES provided to children who are at risk for developmental delay (i.e. prematurity, prenatal drug exposure), includes assessment, evaluation, and consultation regarding the child's physical and neurological status, development and growth; parent education and support
  
  SERVICE CARE coordination
  
  ADVOCACY
  
  PARENT SUPPORT problem solving and emotional support
  
  NUTRITION ASSESSMENT and counseling.
  
• Child Saving Institute http://www.childsaving.org (external link)
  CHILD CARE
  Developmental Childcare – accredited daily childcare services for children 6 weeks old through age 6 with a focus on the development of strong positive relationships;
  
  Therapeutic Childcare – specialized support for children in CSI’s childcare center with emotional or behavioral issues
  
  KidSquad, a consultation service provided to Omaha childcare centers by three other human service agencies and CSI regarding emotional and behavioral challenges within classrooms
  
  
  PREVENTION SERVICES
  Pregnancy Counseling – counseling services for anyone with an unplanned pregnancy, addressing the issues related to the pregnancy and considering options for care;
  
  Adoption Services – provision of home studies, training, support and consultation with the intention of expanding families through various adoption options;
  
  Parenting Education Workshops – 10-week workshops for parents addressing normal development of children and youth, appropriate expectations, relationship skills, and effective discipline techniques;
  
  School-based Services – SAFE -- in-home and in-school support provided for children in 2nd through 7th grades in the Omaha Public School system and their families;
  
  Independent Living Skills – training, individual support and group support for youth 16-and-over who are state wards and anticipate aging-out of the child welfare system.
  
  Home Visitation – Young Parent Program -- support for at-risk parents with newborns or very young children, provided in the home in collaboration with the Visiting Nurse Association, and tailored to the needs of each family;
  
  Real Life Connections – training and support services provided in the Omaha Correctional Center for parents and focused on improved community functioning upon release;
  
  Therapy – individual, family and group therapy services with a focus on children and youth and on the importance of building strong attachments and healthy relationships
  
  
  CHILD WELFARE SERVICES includes an array of early intervention services provided to families entering the child welfare system
  Foster Care
  
  In-Home Safety Services - support for families in their homes in resolving crises
  Family Engagement Services – initial family contact focusing on family structure;
  Family Support – support provided in-home to assist with parenting skills;
  Intensive Family Preservation – in-home parenting instruction;
  Supervised Visitation – directed at reunification of children with their parents;
  
  
  RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
  Home-Supported Safety Services – provision of care for less than 24 hours, for children and youth requiring safe places while they and their families establish effective safety plans;
  
  Residential Care – provision of short-term out-of-home care for children and youth who are unable to remain in their birth or foster homes due to lack of safety for themselves or their families;
  
  Respite – short-term relief through the provision of safe care in the Children’s Crisis Center for children or youth whose families need a break from the challenge of parenting
• Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder http://www.chaddne.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for parents and care givers of children with ADD
  
  ADULTS WITH ADD meet at the same time and location as the Parents Support Group
  
• Children's Hospital and Medical Center http://www.chsomaha.org (external link)
  PRIMARY AND TERTIARY CARE from birth to adolescence, including a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, and Youth Village, a special teen-age unit
  
  SPECIALTY CLINICS
  
  FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER provides comprehensive outpatient and mental health services, specializing in pediatric issues
  
  CAROLYN SCOTT RAINBOW HOUSE provides a home-away-from-home for parents with children suffering from long-term illness
  
  PEDIATRIC HINTS
  
  EATING DISORDERS Clinic
• Children's Respite Care Center http://www.crccomaha.org (external link)
  DAY SERVICES for medically fragile, chronically ill, physically challenged, and/or developmentally delayed children; RNs and LPNs on staff
  
  SPECIAL EDUCATION support programming
  
  PHYSICAL, OCCUPATIONAL, AND SPEECH therapy on site
  
  TRANSPORTATION service available
  
  SUMMER DAY CAMP program
  
  FULL-TIME, part-time, or respite care available
  
  OVERNIGHT/WEEKEND RESPITE hours
  
  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROGRAM for children with both developmental and mental health concerns
• Children's Rights Council of Nebraska and Iowa http://www.childrensrightcouncilneia.com (external link)
  INFORMATION FOR CHILDREN of divorce and separation, their parents and extended families
  
  FAVORS FAMILY FORMATION and preservation, strengthening families through education and advocacy
  
  WORKS TO DEMILITARIZE DIVORCE between parents, substituting conciliation and mediation for adversarial process
  
  COMMUNICATION SKILLS, anger management, and parenting education for custodial, noncustodial, or absent parent, who has not been able to be in contact with the child(ren) for a period of time
  
  ACCESS/VISITATION PROGRAM program which assists parents who want the other parent to provide emotional support when there is denial or interference with the emotional support and parenting time a parent wishes to provide
  
  VOLUNTEERS direct clients to assistance in parenting time including sample parenting plans
• Children's Square USA http://www.childrenssquare.org (external link)
  EMERGENCY SHELTER for children and youth up to age 18
  
  HOTLINE for runaway, missing, or exploited children
  
  PSYCHIATRIC RESDENTIAL TREATMENT for youth ages 8 - 17 years; will accept voluntary placements for children who meet admission criteria.
  
  ACADEMIC CENTER for students with behavior disorders at the primary and secondary level, grades 1 - 12
  
  FAMILY Safety Risk and Permanency Services skill development and counseling offered in-home for families
  
  CHILD CARE, Children's Center Educare, for ages six weeks to 12 years; available to the general public, includes preschool, before and after school service and transportation
  
  REMEDIAL SERVICES including skill building and emergency crisis services for children and families in foster care and in the biological home in Iowa
  
  FOSTER CARE in Nebraska to provide family setting for children and youth who, would otherwise be in a group home setting; emergency foster care also offered in Nebraska
  
  FOSTER PARENT recruitment, retention and support services in conjunction with Iowa KidsNet
  
  AFTERCARE services for children who have aged out of foster care
• Children's Tumor Foundation http://www.ctf.org (external link)
  PATIENT INFORMATION and support services via e-mail linked to the neurofibromatosis web site
  
  EDUCATION and awareness of neurofibromatosis
• 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
• Christian Heritage Administrative Offices http://www.chchildrenshomes.com (external link)
  RESIDENTIAL GROUP homes for youth 12 - 18
  
  AGENCY-BASED FOSTER Care for youth 0 - 18
  
  EMERGENCY Foster Care for youth 0 - 18
  
  TRANSITIONAL Living Services for youth 16 - 20
  
  PARENT TRAINING and education
• Christian Record Services, Inc. http://www.christianrecord.org (external link)
  LENDING LIBRARY of cassette tapes, books in Braille
  
  FULL-VISION BOOKS in Braille which contain ink print and pictures for blind parents to read to sighted children
  
  PUBLISHES monthly, bimonthly and quarterly magazines in Braille and large print, and on cassette
  
  BIBLE CORRSPONDENCE COURSES in Braille, cassette and large print
  
  SPONSORS CAMPS for blind and legally blind ages 9-65
  
  LIMITED EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP for college only
• Circle of Strength
  SUPPORT GROUP for young widows
• Citizen Advocacy
  RECRUITS AND SUPPORTS citizens to act as advocates to speak out for and support those with developmental disabilities in long-term, non-paid relationships
• City of LaVista Community Center http://www.cityoflavista.org (external link)
  SENIOR CENTER
  
  SPORTS and cultural programs for youth and adults
  
  AMERICAN RED CROSS program facility
  
  SUMMER HOURS: May - August
  Mon-Fri 8 am-10 pm
  Sat 9 am-4 pm
  Closed, Sunday
  
  WINTER HOURS: September - April
  Mon-Fri 8 am-10 pm
  Sat 8 am-6 pm
  Sun 1 pm-10 pm
• City of York-Parks and Recreation Department http://www.ci.york.ne.us (external link)
  GYM with strength and cardio room
  
  BILLIARDS, air hockey, dome hockey, and fooseball
  
  RACQUETBALL and walleyball
  
  WHIRLPOOL and public pool with swimming and swimming lessons
  
  
  
  
  
• Clarinda City Offices http://www.bestiowatown.com/ (external link)
  CITY GOVERNMENT offices
• Clay Center Public Library
  LIBRARY services
  
  INTERNET access
  
  COMPUTER classes
• Clyde Malone Community Center http://www.malonecenter.org (external link)
  YOUTH DEVELOPMENT and Enrichment programs
  
  YOUTH DELINQUENCY prevention services
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL for emergency services
  
  SERVICES FOR ELDERLY include congregate meals and education
  
  SPECIAL EVENTS to celebrate African American Culture and Heritage
• Co-Dependents Anonymous, Inc. http://www.coda.org (external link)
  FELLOWSHIP of men and women whose common purpose is to develop healthy relationships; uses the 12 Steps and 12 Traditions as the principles and guides to develop honest and healthy relationships with self and others
• Cocaine Anonymous World Services http://www.ca.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for individuals recovering from cocaine addiction and their family and friends
• Columbus Area Childcare Association
  CHILD CARE resource and referral
  
  MEETINGS for day care providers the last Tuesday of the month from August-May from 7 pm-8:30 pm at the Columbus Public Library

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• Columbus Area Childcare Association
  CHILD CARE resource and referral
  
  MEETINGS for day care providers the last Tuesday of the month from August-May from 7 pm-8:30 pm at the Columbus Public Library
• Columbus Community Hospital http://www.columbushosp.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP meets quarterly, 562-3322
  
  PARKISON'S SUPPORT GROUP, 3:00pm-4:00pm, 2nd Thursday every other month, 564-1438
  
  HEALTH WATCH personal emergency system
  
  SMOKING CESSATION, 562-3322
  
  MEALS ON WHEELS available for $4.25 for senior citizens or people with physical disabilities, 562-4466
  
  HOME HEALTH and Hospice Care, 562-3300
  
  OCCUPATIONAL, SPEECH AND PHYSICAL therapy
  
  WIGGLES AND GIGGLES THERAPY for Kids includes evaluation, treatment, and education for developmental disabilities and other pediatric conditions
  
  GENERAL HEALTH EDUCATION programs on topics such as nutrition and diabetes, 562-3341
  
  OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH and safety education, including flu shots, and treatment of injuries
  
  CARDIOPULMONARY REHABILITATION and wellness - wellness program is open to the public
  
  BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT, call 562-3266 for appointment
• Columbus Family YMCA http://www.columbusy.org (external link)
  RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES for youth and adults; scholarships available
  
  PRESCHOOL for children ages 3-5
  
  SUMMER DAY CAMP
• Comfort Keepers http://www.comfortkeepers.com (external link)
  COMPANIONSHIP, PERSONAL CARE SERVICES and Emergency Response Monitoring for those in need of in-home assistance
  
  IN-HOME COMPANIONSHIP, meal preparation, light housekeeping, errand services, grocery shopping, transportation services, 24 hour care available, laundry washing and recreation activities
  
  PERSONAL CARE SERVICES: bathing, mobility, transferring, incontinence care, oral hygiene, feeding, and toileting
  
  EMERGENCY MEDICAL MONITORING - Lifeline Personal Response (Installation and Monitoring), Medication Dispensing Unit
• Comfort Zone Camp, Inc. http://www.comfortzonecamp.org (external link)
  BEREAVEMENT CAMP for children who have lost a parent, sibling, or primary caregiver; young adult camps also available
• 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
• Community Alliance http://www.community-alliance.org (external link)
  SERVICES for persons with serious mental illness
  
  DAY REHABILITATION programs provide daily living skills, pre-vocational, social skills training, and special activities
  
  COMMUNITY SUPPORT services provide one-to-one assistance in independent living, to maximize community participation and enhance quality of life
  
  RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION provides a structured skill building program within a group home setting
  
  VOCATIONAL SERVICES providing work related training, both on and off the job, to assist individuals with mental illness to choose, obtain, and retain employment
  
  HOMELESS OUTREACH services provides outreach to identify and engage persons who are homeless and mentally ill, and assist them to obtain housing, rehabilitation, and provides income support services
  
  ASSERTIVE COMMUNITY TREATMENT (ACT) services provides a clinical team that delivers treatment, rehabilitation, and support services for persons in the community
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT services including assistance in applying for entitlements/financial aid, and coordination of services
  
  COMMUNITY HOUSING (e.g. apartments) linked with mental health rehabilitation and support services
  
  FAMILY EDUCATION SERVICES offer education and support to family members affected by mental illness. Individual and family sessions available. Family to Family classes offered every eight weeks.
  
  ADDITIONAL LOCATIONS: 616 South 75th Street - 393-7365, Pacific Center Day Rehabilitation; and 749 N William - Fremont - (402) 721-8225, Fremont office - Community Support Services
• Community Education Foundation http://www.commedfoundation.org (external link)
  GENERATES support for projects to directly benefit students, staff and families of the Council Bluffs Community School District
• Community Justice Center http://www.communityjusticecenter.org (external link)
  CRIME VICTIM SUPPORT Message Boards provide crime victims a safe, web-based support service that allows them to share their feelings; these messages are also used during the Offenders Accountability/Victims Impact Classes
  
  CRIME PREVENTION INFORMATION
  
  OASIS (Crime Victims Impact and Accountability Classes) provides educational classes to incarcerated persons and those on probation
• Community Medical Center http://www.cmcfc.org (external link)
  CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL with surgical, OB and lab services
  
  OUTPATIENT CLINIC provides cardiac, orthopedic, urology, ENT, oncology, wound care and vascular care
  
  RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT includes ultrasounds, CT scans, mammograms, and nuclear medicine
  
  MOBILE SERVICES include vascular services and MRI scans
  
  OTHER SERVICES include home visits to newborns, diabetic education, cancer support and information, wigs for chemotherapy patients, and discharge planning which includes support services for patients and families during hospitalization and upon discharge
  
  CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY SEATS and public awareness of the laws; inspection and guidance; supplies, loans, rents, and/or installs car safety seats for infants and young children
  
  GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP
• Community Mental Health Center of Lancaster County http://www.lancaster.ne.gov/cnty/mental (external link)
  CASE MANAGEMENT services to adults with long-term mental health problems; services include planning, on-going support and follow-up, medication monitoring, and assistance in building a community support system
  
  EMERGENCY SERVICES staff are available 24 hours daily, seven days a week, to assist with emergency mental health concerns; during normal business hours (Monday-Friday), intake staff handle all new incoming calls that result from telephone inquiries or walk-ins; during evening and weekend hours, staff handle calls from the public regarding a variety of needs from general information to crisis counseling; the emergency service staff work with other agencies to determine appropriate interventions and/or placement for persons who may be suicidal or otherwise pose a danger to themselves or others
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT FOR THE ELDERLY is a three-agency cooperative program targeting frail elderly with severe mental health and/or substance abuse problems; provides community support, intensive on-site interventions, referral to other treatment providers, advocacy, coordination of services and independent skill building; all services are designed to maximize independent functioning and to assist in decreasing the symptoms of mental illnesses and substance abuse; eligibility: Lancaster County residents, age 55 and older, who have limitations from a complex mental health or substance use problems
  
  HOMELESS SERVICES provides consultation and outreach to homeless individuals (especially homeless mentally ill individuals), as well as referral to agencies which provide services for homeless persons; services include assessment, short-term case management, and the procurement of services; participates in the Lincoln/Lancaster County homeless initiatives such as the Homeless Coalition and HUD
  
  LANCASTER COUNTY CRISIS CENTER provides short-term stabilization and residential care (average length of stay 4 days) to acutely mentally ill persons in crisis who require emergency protective custody and psychiatric supervision; priority is given to persons in the Region V service area; the Crisis Center physician also provides consultation to the County Jail
  
  MEDICAL SERVICES offers outpatient evaluation, medication management, therapy, crisis intervention, and inpatient care in community hospital setting for CMHC adult clients; physicians provide clinical supervision of CMHC staff and consult wt other agencies in the county
  
  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH JAIL DIVERSON PROGRAM seeks to divert persons with a serious mental illness or co-occurring substance use disorder, who are in the Lancaster County Jail for non-violent charges; engages and maintains those persons in treatment services and wellness programs in an effort to reduce or eliminate contacts with the criminal justice system
  
  OUTPATIENT SERVICES provides comprehensive services to meet the psychological needs of adults in Lancaster County; services include addressing needs ranging from personal adjustment problems to major psychiatric disorders; comprehensive evaluation; individual, family and group therapy; marital counseling; medication monitoring; sex offender treatment; crisis intervention; consultation and education; and intensive group therapy options
  
  PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION provides daytime treatment for persons who require more intensive services than is available through traditional outpatient services, but who do not require the structure and supervision of an inpatient setting; the average length of stay is 2-3 weeks; the program operates as a therapeutic community, which means that the clients are expected to be active and responsible in setting their own treatment goals; this program also provides intensive group therapy options for persons requiring less than full-time partial care
  
  PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION provides an intensive, psychiatric residential rehabilitation program as a step-down from the Lincoln Regional Center programming; the program focuses on acquiring and maintaining community living skills and movement to the highest possible level of functioning
  
  RESIDENTIAL CARE consists of:
  TRANSITIONAL LIVING FACILITY (TLF) offers comprehensive 24-hour care to residents with the goal of reducing the need for services, continuing treatment, and rehabilitation efforts; contact Ken Kotas, 441-8344, for more information
  
  INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM (ILP) operates without 24-hour supervision and provides individual and group therapy designed to promote independence; training is provided in basic living skills, interpersonal relationships and knowledge of community resources; contact ILP Coordinator, Sam Ridge, 441-7940, for more information
  
  SUPPORT GROUP:
  FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP is a peer support group for parents, family and friends coping with a mentally ill adult; the group, facilitated by CMHC staff members, meets on Wednesdays, 7 pm-9 pm, first floor, 2201 South 17th Street
• Compassion in Action, Inc. http://www.compassioninactioninc.com (external link)
  WORK WITH WOMEN AND MEN while incarcerated and offer support when they return to society
  
  REPRESENT them at court hearings and write letters to parole boards outlining the advances that have been made while in prison and plans for the future
  
  PROVIDE SUPPORT AND REFERRALS to social services available to them on release
  
  VOLUNTEERS work with the children of incarcerated women, providing transportation for visitations; Christmas, birthday presents and cards on the mother's behalf; and attend school events and give them general support while the mother is away
  
  VOLUNTEERS SERVE AS PEN PALS to the women incarcerated and mentors to them upon their release from prison
  
  SISTER-TO-SISTER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM is the diversion/prevention phase which offers validation education, spiritual empowerment, and personal development for girls age 8-18 through an after-school program and summer activities
  
  
• Compassionate Friends, The http://www.compassionatefriends.org (external link)
  NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS for Compassionate Friends support groups
• Concerned Nebraskans for Cystic Fibrosis http://www.cff.org/home/ (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for those with Cystic Fibrosis and family members or friends; meeting dates are scheduled month by month, so call for information on our next meeting date and time
  
  INFORMATION, advice, and opportunities to talk with those in similar situations
  
  FUNDRAISING for research
  
  SCHOLARSHIPS for college
• Concerned, Inc. http://www.concernedinc.com (external link)
  ORGANIZATIONAL EMPLOYMENT offers assistance in learning work and life skills needed to become independent, job skills training, and basic education
  
  COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT offers assistance in exploring job opportunities, training and support on the job, follow along support
  
  HCBS RESIDENTIAL SERVICES (Home and Community Based Services) integrates people with mental retardation and/or brain injury by teaching them daily living skills in their own homes; provides respite care, supported community living, home and vehicle modifications
  
  ADULT DAY SERVICES for persons with mental retardation and/or other diagnosis for adults who wish to continue living independently, respite in home care, assistive devices, home and vehicle modifications. Community activities, doctor assisted therapies, and leisure activities offered
• Concord Center http://www.concord-center.com (external link)
  SCHEDULE MEDIATIONS with disputing parties in neutral, barrier free settings
• Conference for Inclusive Communities http://www.cficonline.org (external link)
  INCLUCITY youth leadership and human relations programs to influence youth to be allies for a more inclusive and welcoming school culture and community
  
  DIFFERENT AND THE SAME program provides elementary school students with the tools and awareness to interact with others in an inclusive and respectful manner
  
  WALK FOR INCLUSION is an annual event that unites our community to take steps against prejudice, celebrate inclusion and raise funds for NCCJ youth programs
  
  A.M. SERIES is a breakfast speaker and discussion series that addresses current issues relevant to the community and the workplace
• Connect Columbus http://www.megavsion.net/cct (external link)
  VEHICLE TO IDENTIFY identify and address existing and future needs of the Columbus Area
  
  PROMOTE COLLABORATION among existing agencies and organization and sharing of community services and needs
  
  MAINTAIN A DATABASE of community services and distribute for community and area use
• Cornhusker Council Boy Scouts of America http://www.cornhuskercouncil.org (external link)
  PROMOTES CHARACTER BUILDING, physical fitness, and provides citizenship training
  
  ACTIVITIES INCLUDE year-round camping at resident camps; youth and adult training; advancement program in coordination with the national purpose; and a co-ed high adventure program
  
  VIDEOS are available

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• Cornhusker Council Boy Scouts of America http://www.cornhuskercouncil.org (external link)
  PROMOTES CHARACTER BUILDING, physical fitness, and provides citizenship training
  
  ACTIVITIES INCLUDE year-round camping at resident camps; youth and adult training; advancement program in coordination with the national purpose; and a co-ed high adventure program
  
  VIDEOS are available
• Council Bluffs Animal Shelter
  DOMESTIC ANIMAL SERVICE including shelter, adoption, pet licensing, bite investigations, cruelty investigations, enforcement of animal control codes, and pet cremations
• Cozad Community Health System http://www.cozadhealthcare.com (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  MEDICAL CLINIC
  
  THERAPIES, physical, speech, and occupational
  
  HOME HEALTH CARE, hospice, and homemaker services
  
  AREA-WIDE Lifeline
• Crawford Community RSVP
  VOLUNTEER opportunities for retired persons and seniors
  
  FOOD PANTRY sponsored by United Methodist Church, provides food, paper goods, personal care items, help with utilities, rent, crisis emergencies
  
  ADULT basic education community based program with volunteers serving as tutors; no cost for instruction and books are provided; clients can earn a GED
  
  PARENTING classes
  
  VIRGIL COUCH TOY Program provides Christmas assistance to low income families
• Creche Child Care Center http://www.crechechildcare.com (external link)
  CHILD CARE for children 6 weeks to 12 years
  
  PRESCHOOL for children 3-5 years
  
  BEFORE AND AFTER school activities for school children
  
  USDA breakfast, lunch, and snack provided daily
• Creighton University http://www.creighton.edu (external link)
  UNIVERSITY Undergraduate Admissions, 280-2703
  
  FINANCIAL aid, 280-2731
  
  CONTINUING Education and University College, 280-2424
  
  COMMUNITY PROGRAMS and Creighton Students Union, 280-2724
  
  DENTAL CLINIC, 2802 Webster, 280-5990
  
  HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY, 280-5108
  
  ATHLETIC Dept, 280-2720
  
  ARTS and Science College, 280-3990
  
  BUSINESS College, 280-2850
  
  DENTISTRY School, 280-5060
  
  GRADUATE School, 280-2870
  
  NURSING School, 280-2000
  
  MEDICAL School, 280-2900
  
  PHARMACY School, 280-2950
  
  LAW School, 280-2872
  
  CAMPUS Ministry, 280-2779
  
  EDUCATIONAL Opportunity Programs, 280-3300
  
  PSYCHIATRY, 345-7100
  
  FAMILY PRACTICE Clinics in Metro Omaha - call for nearest locations
  
  BOOKSTORE, 280-2796
• Creighton University Medical Center http://www.creightonhospital.com (external link)
  HOSPITAL
• Crisis Center http://www.giscrisis.org (external link)
  SERVICES for Domestic Violence Clients:
  24 hour emergency and support services for victims of family violence and sexual assault
  Safe shelter
  Emergency and support transportation
  Medical assistance
  Legal assistance
  Food and clothing
  Child care
  Court support
  Peer support groups
  Advocacy
  Transitional shelter
• Crisis Center for Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault http://www.knowanddowhatsright.com (external link)
  24-HOUR CRISIS LINE
  
  EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION
  
  SHELTER
  
  EDUCATION AND SUPPORT, including support groups, for survivors and abusers
  
  REFERRALS for legal and medical help, assistance with protection orders
  
  CRISIS INTERVENTION
  
  SPANISH speaking services
• Cristo Cordero de Dios
  SPIRITUAL COUNSELING for Hispanic couples addressing a variety of family issues, including adaptation to a new culture, raising children, changes in employment, divorce
  
  FOCUS ON communication
  
  INFORMATION ABOUT resources in the community
  
  INTERPRETATION SERVICES
  
• Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America, Inc http://www.ccfa.org (external link)
  INFORMATION, advocacy, supportive services and research to improve the quality of life for Chrohns disease and ulcerative colitis patients; toll free number can provide information on local groups
• Crossroads Counseling Services
  INDIVIDUAL, COUPLE and family counseling
  
  POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER, other trauma and abuse issues
  
  EATING DISORDERS and groups
  
  CHRISTIAN-BASED counseling
• Crossroads of Western Iowa http://www.explorecrossroads.com (external link)
  SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT services provides support for individuals with disabilities so they can find a job and work in the community
  
  BRIDGES TO WORK works with school personnel in helping students transition from school to adult life
  
  WORK SITE assessment
  
  RESIDENTIAL services for children and adults
  
  RESPITE services
  
  BRAIN INJURY home and community based services
  
  ADULT DAY PROGRAM for people with disabilities
• Crystal Meth Anonymous - Omaha Chapter http://www.cmaomaha.org (external link)
  12 STEP FELLOWSHIP for those in recovery from addiction to crystal meth
• Cystic Fibrosis Foundation - Nebraska http://www.cff.org (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL on Cystic Fibrosis
  
  PROVIDES REFERRALS concerning support groups, pharmacy information, necessary medications
  
  FUND RAISING for cystic fibrosis research
• Daily Home Care http://www.dailyhomecare.org (external link)
  PRIVATE HOME CARE to seniors and others
  
  ASSISTANCE MAY INCLUDE companionship, meal preparation, light housekeeping, errands, laundry, shopping, bathing, dressing, reading, games, etc.
  
  MEDICAID WAIVER ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE free of charge
• Darfur Community Mission http://www.darfurcommunity.org (external link)
• Dawson/Gosper County American Red Cross
  EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION for military personnel and their families; in the event of an emergency, critical accident, illness, or death in a service member's immediate family, the Red Cross relays a notification and/or emergency leave request to the proper military authorities.
  
  EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE to military personnel or their families in conjunction with Military Aid Societies, interest-free loan or a grant for travel expenses
  
  BLOODMOBILES throughout the county that need blood donors and volunteers.
  
  DISASTER SERVICES to individuals or families who have experienced a house fire or natural or man-made disaster; provides food, shelter, clothing, health and mental health services for disaster-caused emergency needs.
  
  DISASTER TRAINING in preparedness and response
  
  CLASSES in first aid, CPR, AED, life guarding, and water safety instructor
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES available in all areas
• Dawson/Gosper County CASA http://www.casaquadcounty.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers to serve as a child's voice in court, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect.
• Debtors Anonymous http://www.debtorsanonymous.org (external link)
  12 STEP PROGRAM for people with an addiction to issues surrounding money, including overspending, credit card abuse, check kiting, and other forms of money addiction
• Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance http://www.dbsalliance.com (external link)
  UMBRELLA organization for depression and bipolar support and education

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• Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance http://www.dbsalliance.com (external link)
  UMBRELLA organization for depression and bipolar support and education
• Desert Ministries, Inc. http://www.desertministries.org (external link)
  PROVIDES TRAINED VOLUNTEERS to build one-on-one relationships with the people who live in care facilities
• Diabetes Education Center of the Midlands http://www.diabetes-education.com (external link)
  DIABETES SERVICES include comprehensive treatment and training programs, basic skills education class, weight management consults, and one-on-one consult with nurses and dietitians
  
  RESOURCE Center and Speakers' Bureau
  
  SUPPORT GROUP: Living Well With Diabetes support group meets the second Saturday of each month, 10 am-11:30 am; provides education, nutrition and medical information and sharing information (free program)
  
  PATIENTS WITH MEDICARE coverage and secondary insurance may be eligible to get free supplies. If patient has Medicare coverage only, they are responsible only for the co-pay or deductible amount.
  
  DIABETIC SUPPLIES including glucose meters, test strips, lancets, insulin needs and more
  
  PRE-DIABETES classes
• Dimensions Educational Research Foundation http://www.dimensionsfoundation.org (external link)
  CHILDCARE, 6 weeks through age 5 (and through 5th grade in the summer)
  
  PROVIDES PRODUCTS that promote activities in building, nature and movement for families and educators to encourage visual-spatial skills
• Diocese of Lincoln http://www.dioceseoflincoln.com (external link)
  CATHOLIC education
  
  COUNSELING
  
  HOUSING PROGRAMS
  
  REFUGEE services
  
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  THRIFT STORES
  
  FERTILITY CENTER and natural family planning program
  
  FAMILY LIFE OFFICE that provides family and youth ministry programs and bereavement counseling and support groups
  
• Dodge County Humane Society http://www.dodgecohumane.org (external link)
  DOMESTIC ANIMAL SERVICES including adoption and city animal control
• Domestic Abuse/Sexual Assault Services
  CRISIS INTERVENTION and support for victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking
  
  CRISIS LINE available 24 hours
  
  EMERGENCY SHELTER and food
  
  EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION
  
  EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
  
  ADVOCACY for medical, legal, and economic needs
  
  INFORMATION and referrals
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS
  
  PUBLIC AWARENESS and community education programs
  
  RESOURCE LIBRARY
• Domestic Violence Coordinating Council http://www.dvccomaha.org (external link)
  COORDINATES RESPONSE to domestic violence in the Omaha Metro Area
  
  DEVELOPS STRAGETIES and tactics to influence decision-makers
  
  SPEAKERS' BUREAU
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
  
  COURT WATCH PROGRAM
  
  EDUCATION AND TRAINING program
  
  DOMESTIC VIOLENCE health care program
  
  SILENT WITNESS PROGRAM
  
  CITY AND COUNTY statistical information
  
  LEGISLATIVE RESEARCH and drafting
  
  PUBLIC AWARNESS
• Douglas County General Assistance
  BASIC LIVING NEEDS including rent, non-food items, utilities, clothing
  Eligibility is based on income and resources:
  $25,000 maximum equity in a home
  $2,500 maximum equity in one vehicle being exempted
  
  MAXIMUM assistance for rent:
  1 person household = $375.00 plus merchandise voucher for $25
  2 person household = $375.00 plus merchandise voucher for $40
  
  CREMATION based on financial eligibility of family members or assignment of legal right to control
  disposition of remains to Douglas County
  
  MEDICAL CARE through Primary Health Care Network
  
  COMMUNITY SERVICE and job training for chronically unemployed
  
  OUT -OF-COUNTY TRANSPORTATION for stranded non-Douglas county residents who meet criteria.
  The person must have employment at their destination. This will be verified by a call to the place of
  employment
  A person that has lived in Omaha less than 6 months and can prove they have a place to live in the
  town they are returning to.
  Do not provide 'home for the holidays' transportation money
  Do not transport minors traveling either with an adult or alone
• Douglas County Health Center http://www.douglascounty-ne.us (external link)
  LONG-TERM nursing facility and skilled care
  
  ASSISTED LIVING PROGRAM, Medicaid Waiver program
  
  HOSPICE CARE
  
  ALZHEIMER'S and Dementia care
  
  THERAPEUTIC Recreation
  
  ACUTE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL serving the poor and underserved
  
  MENTAL HEALTH inpatient, outpatient, and partial hospitalization services to Douglas County
  residents who have no other alternatives to receive care
  
  DENTAL CLINIC
• 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 Historical Society http://www.omahahistory.org (external link)
  HOUSE MUSEUM and official archive of early Douglas County
  
  DECORATIVE ARTS and photos, diaries, maps, documentation for research
  
  LIBRARY/ARCHIVES for historical research
  
  GENERAL CROOK'S HOUSE is a frontier general's authentically restored house and heirloom garden
  
  EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES include exhibits and demonstrations, antique classes, humanities lecture series, and local history and Second Sunday Talks lecture series
  
  PRIVATE USE of museum for weddings, receptions, and parties
  
  SPEAKERS BUREAU
• DOVES Program,The http://www.dovesprogram.com (external link)
  PROGRAM for victims of domestic, dating, and sexual violence
• Dream Foundation http://www.dreamfoundation.com (external link)
  DREAM GRANTING for terminally ill adults that have less than 12 months to live
• Du Bois Final Fix NA, AA, Al Anon Group
  FELLOWSHIP of men and women who share their common experiences with alcoholism or addiction to narcotics as part of their own recovery process, as well as to aid in the recovery of others; twelve steps to recovery meetings are offered weekly
• Durham Western Heritage Museum http://www.dwhm.org (external link)
  MUSEUM at the Historic Union Station
  
  PERMANENT exhibits include: Community, Omaha at Work, Byron Reed Coin and
  Document Collection, O-Scale Model Train Layout, The History of Omaha's Union
  Station, Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition
  
  TOURING exhibits
  
  TRAIN Cars
  
  1930's Soda Fountain
  
  MUSEUM Gift Shop
  
  ORIENTATION Theater
  
  EDUCATIONAL Classrooms
  
  PHOTO Archives
• Dystonia Support Group http://www.dystonia-foundation.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for those with dystonia (disorder that is characterized by distorted twisting or movement of all or a part of the body which may be caused by toxic or infectious diseases of the nervous system or be of unknown etiology).
  
  MEETINGS held on the third Monday of the even months at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital (5401 South Street, Lincoln NE 68506, Sheridan Room), 7:00pm. Meeting topics includes coping with pain, medications, relaxation, physical therapy, neurology and general speakers.
  
  
• East Central District Health Department http://www.ecdhd.com (external link)
  HIV counseling, testing, and referral
  
  MATERNAL Child Health classes cover prenatal care, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and tobacco cessation support for women of childbearing age
  
  OUTPATIENT mental health service and crisis intervention
  
  HEALTH clinic
  
  WIC
  
  EDUCATION on health issues
  
  REPRODUCTIVE health services
  
  DENTAL health services
  
  ENVIRONMENTAL health: Indoor air quality, radon testing, mercury collection, tobacco prevention, weight management, and communicable disease tracking
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS for children ages 0-18
  
  P.H.O.N.E. (Public Health Outreach and Nursing Education) assists in obtaining and maintaining preventive care for children
  
  TOBACCO Free Platte County meetings held last Tuesday of each month 12 noon-1 pm the last Tuesday of each month at the Wellness Center
• Easter Seals Nebraska http://www.ne.easterseals.com (external link)
  WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES includes Rural Solutions, assisting individuals and families with disabilities employed in Agriculture responding to the functional, financial and emotional needs of Nebraska's farmers and ranchers who have sustained a disabling illness or injury. Statewide benefits planning, assistance services and outreach to Nebraska's Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries, to help individuals with disabilities solve the problems they face when attempting to enter or re-enter the workforce. Assists Social Security Administration and Vocational Rehabilitation in implementing the Ticket to Work and The Work Incentives Improvement Act of 1999.
  
  ALTERNATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES through the Nebraska Alternative Financing Program which provides low or reduced-interest loans to qualified Nebraskans with disabilities for the purchase of assistive technology (AT) devices and AT services; Nebraska Telework Loan Program provides low or reduced-interest loans to qualified Nebraskans with disabilities for the purchase of equipment and services necessary for securing Telework opportunities from home or other permanent remote sites
  
  LIFE SPAN RESPITE SERVICES includes Week-long Residential Camps, offering a fun getaway for individuals with disabilities, giving them a chance to be with others facing similar challenges, as well as providing a break for family/caregivers; mini-camp Respite Weekends, available September through April, similar to the camps, but for a shorter period of time
  
  PUBLIC EDUCATION and Awareness includes information and referral, researching and guiding those seeking direction regarding a specific inquiry. Outreach, providing educational presentations, hosting booths at health fairs and other events, creating and distributing printed materials, etc.
  
  SUPPORT SERVICES for youth. A systems change program contract with the state of Nebraska, HHS, Finance and Support Division and is in conjunction with the Medicaid Ingrastructure Grant from the HHSS Centers of Medicare and Medicaid Services to improve access for SSI eligible youth transitioning from school to work while increasing the numbers of youth enrolled in the transition project. Will result in competitive employment opportunities for Nebraska's youth with disabilities.
• 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
• EF Foundation
  PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE programs and encourage cultural awareness and mutual respect between nations. We believe that young people should be given the opportunity to build friendship without frontiers, and that the lessons that they learn will be passed on to future generations.

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• EF Foundation
  PROVIDE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE programs and encourage cultural awareness and mutual respect between nations. We believe that young people should be given the opportunity to build friendship without frontiers, and that the lessons that they learn will be passed on to future generations.
• El Centro de las Americas http://www.elcentrodelasamericas.org (external link)
  FOOD PANTRY
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  TRANSLATION and interpretation
  
  SPANISH CLASSES
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE prevention
  
  SPANISH-SPEAKING LPD officers program
  
  MENTAL HEALTH case manager from Lutheran Family Services
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE classes
  
  ADELANTE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM provides tutoring, mentoring, enrichment and cultural affirmation for elementary age children and helps parents assist their children to succeed in school
• Elderhostel Western US http://www.elderhostel.org (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES for persons, 55 years or older, which include college-level courses, field trips, evening activities, housing and meals. All programs are sponsored by educational or institution sites including colleges, universities, museums, institutes, and environmental centers. Elderhostels located in all 50 states and approximately 70 foreign countries.
• Elkhorn Logan Valley Public Health Department http://www.elvphd.org (external link)
  COMMUNICABLE DISEASE SURVEILLANCE - investigation and containment of contagious illnesses
  
  EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS - disaster relief and emergency planning
  
  EVERY WOMAN MATTERS - low cost health screening programs for colon (men and women), breast, and cervical cancers
  
  DIABETES EDUCATION - nutrition education and importance of physical activity
  
  INTERVENTION IMPLEMENTATION GRANT - assesses health and wellness in schools and health among senior citizens in senior centers
  
  POOL COOL CONTRACT - educates lifeguards and children about using sunscreen to protect them
  
  RADON PROGRAM - educates public on dangers of radon gas and radon testing
  
  WEST NILE PROGRAM - educates public about dangers of West Nile virus
  
  MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS - network of volunteers ensuring hometown security
  
  MINORITY HEALTH
  
  OPERATION GREAT START - educational program for pregnant women and new parents
  
  SCHOOL NURSING
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION - Healthy Communities Initiative aims to reduce and prevent alcohol use among persons 17 and younger; reduce binge drinking among 18-25 year olds; and reduce alcohol impaired driving among all ages
• Elkhorn Public Schools http://www.elkhornweb.org (external link)
  SCHOOL DISTRICT for elementary, junior high, and senior high schools
  
  MENTORING program with parent volunteers who mentor individual students in academic areas
• Emotions Anonymous International Services http://www.emotionsanonymous.org (external link)
  12 STEP PROGRAM and mutual support group for anyone having any emotional or mental problems, anxiety issues or mental health issues, etc.
• ENCOR: Eastern Nebraska Community Office on Retardation http://www.encor-dd.org (external link)
  SERVICES to persons with developmental disabilities
  
  RESIDENTIAL services, alternative living
  
  VOCATIONAL services
  
  FAMILY AND MEDICAL support services, respite care 444-4679
  
  PUBLIC INFORMATION office and volunteer opportunities, 444-6500, ext. 112
  
  SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT services and job search 444-6500 ext.112
  
  CONTRACT Procurement/ Enclaves/Business in Industry 444-6500 ext. 113
• 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
• Epilepsy Foundation - Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org (external link)
  EDUCATION, support, advocacy and research for children and adults with epilepsy
  
  THE ANSWER PLACE information center provides a comprehensive epilepsy information resource with a web site channel where consumers can search for answers to their questions
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities may assist local affiliates, initiate new affiliate organizations where needed, support the Foundation or donate to the headquarters to support national programs
  
  EPILEPSY USA is the official magazine that is published six times a year
• Essential Pregnancy Services http://www.essentialps.org (external link)
  PREGNANCY TESTING, free and confidential
  
  PREGNANCY PROGRAM and counseling free of charge
  
  MOTHER MATTERS program allows women who are pregnant or parenting children up to one year of age receive Care Currency for participating in educational programs and prenatal visits; Care Currency is redeemable for maternal and infant care items such as car seats, diapers, formula, and more
  
  FATHERS PROGRAM offers a facilitated discussion using the 24/7 Dads curriculum; free for any father regardless of children's age
  
  PRENATAL care and delivery
  
  STD screening/treatment for all
  
  GED program
• Fairview Manor http://www.fairviewmanor.net (external link)
  ASSISTED LIVING HOME
  
  CHILD DAY CARE (Mon-Fri 6 am-6 pm)
  
  ADULT DAY CARE
  
  NURSING HOME
• Faith-Westwood United Methodist Church http://www.faithwestwood.com (external link)
  CELEBRATE RECOVERY is a 12-Step Program to help persons recover from the hurts, hang-ups and habits of life
• Falls City Area Respite
  RESPITE volunteers will stay with an adult or child while their caregiver needs a few hours away from their duties during the day
  
  TRANSPORTATION by volunteers within the City and to metropolitan hospitals (Topeka, Omaha, or Lincoln) as needed
  
  VOLUNTEERS will stay with those dying so they will not be alone
• Falls City Public Schools http://www.fctigers.org (external link)
  SCHOOL DISTRICT provides curriculum and instruction for grades K-12
  
  DISTANCE LEARNING NETWORK provides opportunities for adults and students to pursue courses of independent study, which does not require them to be in the classroom
  
  ACTIVITIES include athletics; National Honor Society; Future Farmers of America; Family Care and Community Leaders of America; and student council organizations
• Families CARE http://www.familiescare.org (external link)
  ADVOCACY, support and education for families with children that have mental health, behavioral, and emotional challenges.
  
  YOUTH Networking and Support Group for youth ages 10-21 with a diagnosable mental health, emotional, or behavioral disorder; provide education to professionals, families, and peers on mental health issues.
  
  PARENTS FOR CHANGE support group for parents dealing with children with mental, behavioral, or emotional disorders.
• Families with Multiples http://www.lincolnmultiples.org (external link)
  FAMILY ORIENTED SUPPORT organization which assists parents of multiple-birth children to cope with daily life and to gain access to helpful information; provides an outlet to share concerns and experiences with others facing similar situations and support during potentially stressful situations such as birth and early childhood of multiples
  
  MONTHLY ACTIVITIES as well as social time for families of multiples. One does not have to be a member to attend meetings
  
  PURCHASE OR SWAP inexpensive but good quality clothing for multiples and their siblings
  
  MEMBERSHIP includes a newsletter which tells of future happenings, tips and pertinent information
• Family & Friends of Inmates
  SUPPORT GROUP for persons who have a relative or friend in one of Nebraska's prisons or jails
• Family Crisis Support Network
  CRIME VICTIM ASSISTANCE including shelter, counseling, personal, medical, victim legal advocacy, and financial assistance
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for survivors of domestic crime
  
  CRISIS HOTLINE
  
  SAFE ENVIRONMENT for children and a 'time out' for families in crisis
• Family Health Services, Inc. http://www.fhsi.org (external link)
  FAMILY PLANNING program provides physical exams; cervical and breast cancer screening, including enrollment in Every Woman Matters program; sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing and treatment; pregnancy testing; and contraceptive counseling and dispensing; counsels on all contraceptive methods
  
  EDUCATION offered on reproductive and preventative health, self breast/testicular exams, STD/HIV risks, and abstinence
  
  EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES and resource referrals to the community
  
  FAMILY PLANNING CLINICS are offered in: Beatrice, first, second and third Tuesdays of each month; Peru, third Thursday of each month; Tecumseh, second and fourth Thursdays of each month
  
  WIC (Women, Infants, Children) provides 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
• Family Life Office http://www.familylifeomaha.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUPS for widowed, divorced and separated persons regardless of religious affiliation
  
  
• Family Resource Council
  COORDINATE efforts promoting individual and family wellness.
  
  COMMITTEES focus on parenting, early childhood, aging services, homeless prevention, and community resource networking.
  
  COMMUNITY YELLOW PAGES INFORMATIONAL DIRECTORY for families with information on specific topics as well as providing a detailed listing of agencies in the area.
  
  PARENTS AS TEACHERS is a home visitation program for families with children ages prenatal to age 5, providing information on healthy development and school readiness, and access to resources in the area; no cost.
  
  PARENTING WISELY FOR PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN is a four hour interactive computer program of seven different scenarios of common problems faced by families of children ages 3 - 8; $35 (fee waived if on assistance).
  
  PARENTING WISELY FOR PARENTS OF TEENS is a 4-hour, nine scenario, interactive computer program of common problems faced by families of youth ages 8-18; $35 (fee waived if on assistance).
  
  FAMILY MATTERS is a family-focused program completed through the mail and over the phone, designed to increase family bonding and communication, and reduce the prevalence of alcohol and tobacco use among youth ages 12-14; $35 (fee waived if on assistance).

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• Family Resource Council
  COORDINATE efforts promoting individual and family wellness.
  
  COMMITTEES focus on parenting, early childhood, aging services, homeless prevention, and community resource networking.
  
  COMMUNITY YELLOW PAGES INFORMATIONAL DIRECTORY for families with information on specific topics as well as providing a detailed listing of agencies in the area.
  
  PARENTS AS TEACHERS is a home visitation program for families with children ages prenatal to age 5, providing information on healthy development and school readiness, and access to resources in the area; no cost.
  
  PARENTING WISELY FOR PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN is a four hour interactive computer program of seven different scenarios of common problems faced by families of children ages 3 - 8; $35 (fee waived if on assistance).
  
  PARENTING WISELY FOR PARENTS OF TEENS is a 4-hour, nine scenario, interactive computer program of common problems faced by families of youth ages 8-18; $35 (fee waived if on assistance).
  
  FAMILY MATTERS is a family-focused program completed through the mail and over the phone, designed to increase family bonding and communication, and reduce the prevalence of alcohol and tobacco use among youth ages 12-14; $35 (fee waived if on assistance).
• Family Service Association of Lincoln http://www.familyservicelincoln.org (external link)
  BUILDING TOMORROW provides professional resources for child care providers and parents; offers in-services and workshops on a weekly basis on topics such as child development, discipline, nutrition, CPR/First aid, and activities for children; and a toll-free Warm Line answers questions, discusses childcare issues, and assists in locating additional resources.
  
  CHILD CARE FOOD PROGRAM, a federal program administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through the Nebraska Department of Education, reimburses child care providers for serving nutritious meals/snacks to children in their home child care through age 12.
  
  FAMILY EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES provides intensive, short-term services that are focused on skill building activities between parents and children. The service can be offered in the family's home and typically focuses on parent-child relationship, parent education, home-management skills and linkages with other community resources. Families voluntarily participate in the services. Services are provided to clients at a reduced fee or free of charge.
  
  INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY THERAPY services are provided within the school setting to assist individuals and families in dealing with stress that impacts their behaviors and relationships at school or home. Services are currently provided in six (6) Lincoln Public Elementary Schools and two (2) Lincoln Public Middle Schools. Therapy services are provided through collaboration with Lincoln Public Schools, Community Learning Centers and Early Childhood and Youth Development Programs. Services are free of charge to families at these designated schools. Families voluntarily participate in the services.
  
  PARENTING CLASS - Family Support Specialists facilitate quarterly Parenting Classes. The 'Successful Parenting Class' is an eight-week series including basic parenting skills -- parenting styles, ages and stages of development, preventative discipline, family communication and safety within the home. Information on Parenting Teens is also offered in conjunction with Parenting Classes and addresses the challenges parents encounter during the teenage years of their children.
  
  TRANSPARENTING CLASS focuses on teaching parents how to manage and understand the emotional and behavioral needs of their children during a divorce or separation and strives to teach parents ways they can help their children adjust and handle the effects of divorce. The four-hour class emphasizes each parent's responsibility in the development of a post-divorce relationship that provides a nurturing and non-threatening environment for children.
  
  WELCOME BABY supports new parents during the pre-natal and early infancy years. The program's aim is to prevent issues of child abuse and neglect by enhancing parenting skills and providing support, information and education to parents through one-on-one direct contact and Activity Fairs. The Welcome Baby Specialist provides in-home support to mothers. Families voluntarily participate in resources, learn new ways to care for infants, and meet other people. The Activity Fairs are a collaborative effort between Family Service and at least seven (7) different agencies within the community.
  
  WOMEN, INFANTS, CHILDREN (WIC) provides supplemental food, health and nutrition education, referrals, and breastfeeding support to low-income pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants (0-12 months), and children (up to 5 years) at six (6) locations throughout Lincoln: Mill Towne, 501 S. 7th St. (7th and J Streets), First United Methodist Church in northeast Lincoln (52nd & St. Paul Ave.), Carol Yoakum Family Resource Center (Air Park), Saratoga Elementary School (13th & South Streets), Belmont Elementary School (14th & Judson Streets), and Head Start Early Child Development Center (13th and High Streets).
  
  YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS offer a unique combination of exciting enrichment activities, field trips and academic support. Activities include literacy, math, science, creative and cultural arts and recreation and leisure. Programs are open during the school year, LPS non-school days, and during the summer. Located at the following elementary schools: Adams, Beattie, Campbell, Cavett, Eastridge, Fredstrom, Hill, Holmes, Huntington, Humann, Maxey, Meadowlane, Morley, Prescott, Riley, Randolph, Rousseau, Saratoga, Sheridan and West Lincoln. Located at the following Middle Schools: Dawes and Goodrich; also offers Before and After School Programs, Full-Day Summer Youth Programs and Middle School Enrichment Clubs.
  
  EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM provides an active learning approach that is developmentally appropriate, while stimulating the child's growth. It encompasses all aspects of each child's development and involves both the teachers and parents in supporting the child's emerging intellectual, physical, social and emotional skills. Located at Early Childhood Education and Family Center, 4525 F Street, Lincoln, NE 68510 - phone (402) 441-7001.
• Family Touch Home Health Care, LLC
  SKILLED IN HOME NURSING CARE
  
  HOME HEALTH aides
  
  PHYSICAL, Occupational and Speech Therapy
  
  HOMEMAKER and companion services
  
  HOME MODIFICATION
  
  DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT supplier
• Fillmore County CASA http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  VOLUNTEERS advocate for abused and/or neglected children in the juvenile court system
• Fillmore County Hospital
  CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL with 24-hour emergency room, ambulance transportation and lab
  
  OTHER SERVICES include physical and inhalation therapy, intensive care/coronary care, surgical (C-Sections, open and laparoscopic, orthopedic, cataract), obstetrics, pediatrics, radiology, cardiology, and podiatry
  
  OUTPATIENT SERVCES include orthopedic; gastroenterology; ophthalmology; urology; ears, nose and throat; surgery; nutritional counseling; pulmonology; OB/GYN; mammography; oncology; dermatology; CT scanner; neurology; nephrology; cardiology; psychology; ultrasound; and MRI scanning
  
  FITNESS CENTER, cardiac rehab
  
  LIFELINE Personal Emergency Response System which transmits alerts via phone lines to summon assistance for clients who utilize the equipment ($21.00 per month; $40.00 installation fee)
• 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
• First Church of the Cross
  SUPPORT GROUP and socialization for widows and widowers
• First United Methodist Church - Kearney http://www.kearneyfirstumc.org/ (external link)
  RELIGIOUS activities for all ages
  
  PUMPKIN Patch child care center and preschool for ages 6 weeks-12 years; 6:00am-6:00pm
  
  SUPPORT groups
• Florence Home
  LONG term nursing care facility
• Fontenelle Nature Association http://www.fontenelleforest.org (external link)
  NATURAL and environmental science education
• Food Bank for the Heartland http://www.foodbankheartland.org (external link)
  PROVIDES donated and purchased food to charitable organizations for emergency food assistance
  
  PROVIDES FOOD for summer food program for children; call for referrals to nearby feeding sites
• Fourth Judicial District CASA Program http://www.casanet.org (external link)
  RECRUIT, screen, train, and support volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a Juvenile Court Judge to advocate for a child under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  VOLUNTEERS stay with the children during the entire court jurisdiction period and work with therapist, parents, foster parents and all adult involved with the child
• Fremont Area Medical Center http://www.famc.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL
• Fremont Parks and Recreation Department http://www.connectfremont.com (external link)
  RECREATION programs for people 18 years of age with a disability and appropriate social skills
  
  SENIOR Adult Center
• Fremont Public Schools http://www.fpsweb.org (external link)
  PUBLIC SCHOOL system
  
  EARLY CHILDHOOD program
  
  HEALTH FUND for glasses and dental care through the school nurse
  
  TEAMMATES Program (Tom Osborne Program) provides mentoring at Washington School
  
  NEW COMERS Program assists adjustment of non-English proficient students
  
  SPECIAL EDUCATION
• Friendly Meals
  VOLUNTEERS prepare congregate meals for the Crete Senior Center (including diabetic meals) and
  
  HOME delivered meals
  
  MEALS are provided Monday through Saturday, except for holidays
  
  SENIOR citizen meetings are held on the last Tuesday of each month at the Wanek's Community Center
• Friends
  MENTORING program; community volunteers, college students or high school students spend a minimum of one hour per week with an elementary child to provide one on one mentoring
• Friends and Family of Inmates
  SUPPORT and assistance for those whose loved ones are incarcerated
  
  ADVOCACY for a humane, rational and restorative correctional system
  
  CALL FOR meeting locations
• Friendship Home, Inc. http://www.friendshiphome.org (external link)
  SHELTER and support services for women who are victims and/or survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault and their children
  
  REFERRALS to community agencies
  
  CRISIS counseling
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS
  
  MATCH PROGRAM, where volunteers are matched with children in shelter, 5 years or older, to spend one-on-one time together once a week for at least 2 hours; volunteers must be at least 17 years old and attend training
• Friendship Program, Inc. http://www.friendshipinc.info (external link)
  SPECIALIZATION in programs for the elderly and individuals with chronic, persistent mental illness
  
  ADULT Day Service program
  
  DAY Rehabilitation Service program (mental health)
  
  COMMUNITY Support Service (mental health)
  
  CASE management provided by on-site social service department
  
  HEALTHCARE screening and follow-up with on-site nursing staff
  
  RESPITE and support for family and caregivers
  
  NUTRITIOUS meals and snacks
  
  TRANSPORTATION for participants to and from the agency and to medical appointments
  
  WELLNESS education including exercise and medication education classes
  
  COMMUNITY outings, educational groups and classes, social and recreational activities
• Gamblers Anonymous - National http://www.gamblersanonymous.org (external link)
  GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from a gambling problem. Use the 12 step program adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous.
  
  CALL or VISIT WEBSITE FOR ACCURATE MEETING TIMES specific to local area.

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• Gamblers Anonymous - National http://www.gamblersanonymous.org (external link)
  GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from a gambling problem. Use the 12 step program adapted from Alcoholics Anonymous.
  
  CALL or VISIT WEBSITE FOR ACCURATE MEETING TIMES specific to local area.
• General Counseling http://www.generalcounseling.com (external link)
  GENERAL COUNSELING for such issues as addiction, anxiety, depression, sexual integrity, stress, childhood trauma, or relationship issues; offers services to individuals, couples, families, teens, children, and groups
  
  PARENTING EDUCATION through 'Parenting with Dignity,' a nine week class offered periodically - call if interested
• Generation Next http://www.generationnext.net (external link)
  SUMMER program for children ages 6-12
• 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
• Gering Public Library http://www.geringlibrary.org (external link)
  PUBLIC library books, newspapers, periodicals, videos, talking books
  
  FREE Internet access
  
  COMPUTERS
  
  HOMEBOUND Delivery Service to Gering residents who are unable to come to the library due to an illness or disability
  
  STORY time for toddlers and preschool
  
  TEEN programs
  
  SUMMER Reading Programs for children and adults
  
  COPIER AND FAX service
• Girl Scouts of Greater Iowa http://www.gsiowa.org (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS for all girls, 5-17 years
  
  DAY CAMPING at Camp Neyati, residential camps available at other locations in Iowa.
  
  LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
  
  SOME IN-SCHOOL AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS INCLUDE Studio 2B program for preteen and teenage girls, programs on contemporary issues, math and science exploration
• Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska http://www.girlscoutsnebraska.org (external link)
  LEADERSHIP, confidence and skill building through troops, outreach programs, camps, and workshops
  
  HISPANIC OUTREACH bilingual program
  
  MY SUMMER PLACE inner city summer program
  
  MY PLACE AND YOUNG WOMEN'S CLUB inner city after-school programs
  
  IN THE SCHOOL DAY violence and gang prevention program offered through schools
• Girls Incorporated of Omaha http://www.girlsinc.org (external link)
  SOCIAL development, social recreation, art, dance, drama, and physical education
  
  EDUCATION support (grades 1-12) includes tutoring and computer training
  
  OPERATION SMART: science, math and related technology
  
  CAREER development (7-18 years), including non-traditional careers
  
  FAMILY counseling
  
  'KID-ABILITY!', a child sexual abuse prevention training
  
  USDA Meal Program
  
  NUTRITION
  
  ADOLESCENT pregnancy 4-component prevention program for girls 9-18 year old
  
  GARDENING
  
  PATHFINDERS Mentoring Program matches girls, grades 7-12, with professional
  women in the Omaha business community to work on academic and personal
  goals. Scholarships may be awarded at the end of the successful completion
  of high school and the Pathfinders program
  
  TRNSPORTATION to programs
• Glenwood Community School District http://www.glenwood.k12.ia.us/ (external link)
  PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
• Glenwood Resource Center http://www.dhs.state.ia.us/institutions/Glenwood.asp (external link)
  LONG TERM AND SHORT TERM treatment and evaluation for mentally retarded/mentally ill
  
  ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
  
  RESPITE CARE for children or dependent adults, offers family caregiver relief and/or provides crisis care to families; provided in home or on campus
  
  SUPPORTED COMMUNITY LIVING offers training and assistance to increase independence
  
  HOME and vehicle modifications
  
  VOCATIONAL training and supported employment
  
  COMMUNITY SCHOOL program provides specialized services for students with challenging behaviors and emotional disorders
  
  PSYCHIATRIC services
  
  FOSTER GRANDPARENT and Senior Companion Programs
  
  OUTREACH assistance for people living in or transitioning to their own homes, providing necessary support to help individuals maintain independence over time
  
  TIME LIMITED ASSESSMENTS provides short term assessment and evaluation to determine effective treatment options and to avert long term admission; intensive in-residence assessments
  
  COMMUNITY TRAINING
  
  DIAGNOSTIC and evaluation services includes overnight accommodations for those traveling long distances
  
  WAIVER HOMES for placement in the Glenwood community
  
  LOVE TREE HOLIDAY PROGRAM is an Adopt a Child program for children 0 - 18
• Golden Living Center - Columbus
  ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY
  
  NURSING HOME
  
  ALZHEIMERS CARE
  
  THERAPY SERVICES
  
  ADULT DAY CARE
  
  RESPITE CARE
• Golden Living Center - Plattsmouth Manor http://www.goldenlivingcenters.com (external link)
  REHABILITATION facility
  
  ALZHEIMER'S care
  
  RESPITE care
  
  OUTPATIENT care in physical, respiratory, occupational, and speech-language therapies
  
  ACCEPTS Medicaid and Medicare insurance
  
  ADULT day care
• 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
• Good Neighbor Community Center, Inc. http://www.lincolngncc.org (external link)
  DIAPERS are available through the Diaper Club once a month
  
  PERISHABLES - bread and produce are distributed on Monday and Wednesday mornings from 10:00 to noon
  
  EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRIES at no cost to low-income, homeless and refugee families; clients may shop at the food pantry once a month.
  
  BABY food/formula as available
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES and online assistance for food stamps
  
  VITA SITE for income tax assistance
  
  RIDE FOR FIVE SITE
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE program
  
  ESL tutors are available through Lincoln Literacy Council to instruct clients on site
  
  MOMS (Mom's Offering Mom's Support) support group first and third Thursday of each month during the school year
  
  GRANDPARENT CHRISTMAS ROOM - during the month of December low income grandparents can shop for Christmas gifts for their grandchildren
  
  MENA Hope Project provides assistance to Middles East and North African immigrants and refugees. ESL, computer, citizenship and parenting classes available. Free child care available while clients are attending classes
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES - orientation Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:30
  
  PROGRAM receives merchandise through donations, so availability may be limited; donations are accepted at the loading dock on the backside of building Mon-Thu 8 am-4 pm, Fri 8 am-2 pm
• Good Neighbor Ministries
  CARE for the poor organization for the area of 20th St to 32nd Ave and Martha to Harney
  
  FOOD pantry
  a. Arrive between 12:45 pm-1:15 pm, Thursdays
  b. Must bring picture ID and proof of address
  c. May receive food once a month, but no more than six times per year
  
  HOME-WORK Projects, helping the needy with painting, cleaning, raking leaves, and hauling away junk
• Good Samaritan Communities of Osceola http://www.good-sam.com (external link)
  PROVIDES intensive skilled nursing services as well as supportive services for people who require continuous inpatient care but are not in an acute phase of an illness
  
  ADULT daycare
  
  ADULT out of home respite care
• Good Samaritan Health System http://www.gshs.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL services
• Good Samaritan Society - Syracuse http://www.good-sam.com (external link)
  SKILLED NURSING FACILITY with an Alzheimer's special care unit, inpatient and outpatient physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy
  
  HOSPICE
  
  ADULT DAY CARE
  
  ADULT OUT OF HOME RESPITE CARE
• Goodwill Industries of Greater Nebraska http://www.goodwill.org/page/guest/about (external link)
  BEHAVIORAL Health programs for those with mental illness or substance abuse
  issues:
  Day support/Day Rehabilitation
  Peer support helps develop independent and self advocacy skills
  Community support teaches living skills and link service providers with consumers disabled with
  severe or persistent mental illness
  Employment services
  Housing for consumers with mental health issues
  PATH - Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness Program links consumers
  who are mentally ill and/or have a con-occurring substance abuse issue and at risk of
  homelessness or homeless with appropriate mental heath services for screening/diagnosis
  and any other outreach services needed.
  Transportation for program participants
  
  EMPLOYMENT Solutions provide State of Nebraska Employment First program to promote self-sufficiency through employment
  
  VOCATIONAL rehabilitation includes evaluation, situational assessment to identify skills and abilities, work adjustment, and basis work survival skills, and placement
  
  DEVELOPMENTAL Disabilities Services include assessment individual training and support, job coaching, placement and supported residence
  
  DOUBLE Trouble Recovery group, support for persons with dual diagnosis of addictions and mental health issues. Meets Fridays at 2 pm
  
  RETAIL stores sell new and used donated items
  
  ACQUIRED Brain Injury Program offers services for pre employment up to employment
• Goodwill Industries Serving Southeast Nebraska, Inc. http://www.lincolngoodwill.org (external link)
  EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING opportunities to individuals with disabilities, special needs, immigrants and refugees
  
  NEW AMERICAN'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICES assists immigrants and refugees to find employment through job searches, situation assessments, volunteer and work experience and work services; provides support to employers and potential employers who hire or consider hiring immigrants or refugees through candidate screening, translation and interpretation, job skills training programs, and immigration paperwork assistance; no cost to job seeker or employer
  
  ONE-STOP COMPUTER LAB is a self-help employment resource center for individuals who are underemployed or unemployed; provides a message-taking service, self service computer and word processing, and group seminars; partner in the Workforce Development One Stop Career Center in Lincoln
  
  RETAIL ORGANIZATIONAL EMPLOYMENT offer paid work opportunities for individuals who meet basic admission requirements and have sufficient skills to operate independently in their chosen area of employment, after an orientation period; Individual Program Plans are developed to help participants gain the skills necessary to obtain future competitive employment; participants are provided service coordination and case management services
• Goodwill Industries, Inc. http://www.goodwillomaha.com (external link)
  EMPLOYMENT and training programs
  
  VOCATIONAL evaluations, job seeking skills, and training
  
  WORK EXPERIENCE provides high school, Special Education students with real work experience that will prepare them for jobs in the community. Students are paid minimum wage during the time they attend.
  
  OUTSOURCE SOLUTIONS secures sub-contract work from outside business/industry that is performed by program participants
  
  FEDERAL contracts program provides custodial services performed by individuals with disabilities
  
  PROJECTS WITH INDUSTRY program, where individuals with disabilities are assisted in obtaining competitive employment in area businesses; offers practical career readiness assistance and provides job seeking, job retention, and career advancement services through weekly case management appointments
  
  CONSTRUCTION skills training, GED preparation and leadership development for out-of-school youth ages 16-24
  
  WORKFORCE Investment Act eligible youth ages 14-21 may receive assistance with training, job placement, uniforms/tools, and obtain work experience or on-the-job training
  
  JOB READINESS/PROBATION Job readiness, resume development, job search, budgeting, assistance to individuals with felony convictions.
  
  LAWN CARE mowing and fertilizing
  
  
  THRIFT STORES offer good used clothing, furniture and household items at a reduced price. Store hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-9 pm, Sat 9 am-7 pm, Sun 12 noon-6 pm
  
  ACCEPTS donations of clothing, furniture, household items, etc.
  
  STORES:
  108th & Burdette- Omaha - 493-3238
  8310 Spring Plaza - Omaha - 397-0542
  2415 East 23rd Avenue - Fremont - 727-5007
  8507 Giles Road - Papillion - 592-2751
  14227 Hillsdale Avenue Circle - Millard - 894-2357
  1111 South 41st Street - Omaha - 341-4609
  1850 Madison Avenue - Council Bluffs - 328-8911
  18125 R Plaza - Omaha - 895-0651
  2303 Towne Centre Drive -Bellevue - 292-0475

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• Goodwill Industries, Inc. http://www.goodwillomaha.com (external link)
  EMPLOYMENT and training programs
  
  VOCATIONAL evaluations, job seeking skills, and training
  
  WORK EXPERIENCE provides high school, Special Education students with real work experience that will prepare them for jobs in the community. Students are paid minimum wage during the time they attend.
  
  OUTSOURCE SOLUTIONS secures sub-contract work from outside business/industry that is performed by program participants
  
  FEDERAL contracts program provides custodial services performed by individuals with disabilities
  
  PROJECTS WITH INDUSTRY program, where individuals with disabilities are assisted in obtaining competitive employment in area businesses; offers practical career readiness assistance and provides job seeking, job retention, and career advancement services through weekly case management appointments
  
  CONSTRUCTION skills training, GED preparation and leadership development for out-of-school youth ages 16-24
  
  WORKFORCE Investment Act eligible youth ages 14-21 may receive assistance with training, job placement, uniforms/tools, and obtain work experience or on-the-job training
  
  JOB READINESS/PROBATION Job readiness, resume development, job search, budgeting, assistance to individuals with felony convictions.
  
  LAWN CARE mowing and fertilizing
  
  
  THRIFT STORES offer good used clothing, furniture and household items at a reduced price. Store hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-9 pm, Sat 9 am-7 pm, Sun 12 noon-6 pm
  
  ACCEPTS donations of clothing, furniture, household items, etc.
  
  STORES:
  108th & Burdette- Omaha - 493-3238
  8310 Spring Plaza - Omaha - 397-0542
  2415 East 23rd Avenue - Fremont - 727-5007
  8507 Giles Road - Papillion - 592-2751
  14227 Hillsdale Avenue Circle - Millard - 894-2357
  1111 South 41st Street - Omaha - 341-4609
  1850 Madison Avenue - Council Bluffs - 328-8911
  18125 R Plaza - Omaha - 895-0651
  2303 Towne Centre Drive -Bellevue - 292-0475
• Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church http://www.graceluth.com (external link)
  OVERSEES the after school program
• Grand Island Seventh-Day Adventist Church
  FREE clothing and other items
  
  FURNITURE and mattresses, when available
  
  COOKING classes
  
  BREATHE Free program (smoking cessation)
  
  MINOR home repairs
• Grand Island YMCA http://www.giymca.org (external link)
  YOUTH AND ADULT fitness programs
  
  LICENSED preschool program
  
  SCHOOL'S Out Fun Club for elementary youth
• Great Plains Chapter Paralyzed Veterans of America http://www.greatplainspva.org (external link)
  SUPPORT Group for persons with spinal cord injury or disease
  
  COMMUNITY Outreach / Disability Awareness and Education
  
  ADVOCACY for housing, barrier-free design, and disability rights
  
  REFERRAL service
  
  LEGISLATION for veterans and persons with disabilities
  
  HOUSING units for persons with disabilities
  
  RECREATION programs for youth and adults with disabilities
  
  VA loan processing - Lincoln - 800-795-3615
  
  SPEAKERS Bureau
  
  FACILITY Rental
• Greater Omaha Co-Dependents Anonymous http://www.codaomaha.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP MEETINGS throughout Omaha, website for information about Co-Dependency, contact numbers, meeting list locations and times, and links to National C0-Dependents Anonymous and 12 Step House Inc.
• Grief Recovery Program Lincoln Memorial
  GRIEF SUPPORT for teens and adults who have lost a loved one or are dealing with health issues, retirement, financial problems, divorce or the loss of a pet
  
  GRIEF SUPPORT, information, books and brochures are available at any time
  
  THE JOHN JAMES Grief Recovery Outreach Program is a 12 week session that is held twice a year in the evening. Please call for more information on the program times and dates
  
• H & J Counseling http://www.HJcounseling.com (external link)
  COUNSELING for a variety of issues, including severe and persistent mental illness, post adoption issues, independent living, attachment and bonding, anger management, depression and mood disorder treatment adolescent decision-making, children with sexual behavior problems, parenting counseling, marriage counseling, and life coaching
  
• H.O.P.E., INC. http://www.hopeincorporated.org (external link)
  FAMILY-TO-FAMILY MENTORING PROGRAM provides positive emotional and practical support networks, along with social, cultural, community and self-awareness, for low-income families whose parents or guardians who are concerned about their children's future because of the at-risk environment they may live in; we team families together with diverse backgrounds, but common interests, including their children's welfare
• Habitat For Humanity International http://www.habitat.org (external link)
  BUILDS and rehabilitates homes with the help of homeowner/partner and then sells home to partner at no profit and financed with affordable no interest loan
• Hallmark Care Center
  LONG TERM CARE facility
• Hamilton Relay Iowa Service http://www.relayiowa.com (external link)
  7-1-1 TELEPHONE RELAY SERVICE number that connects Voice, TTY and ASCII users to Relay Iowa provides telephone relay service for the hearing or speech impaired in the state of Iowa; all local calls are free, charges are applied for intra and inter-state long distance
  
  SPANISH line - 800-264-7190
  
  DEAF person calling to a 900 number - 900-230-3031
  
  VOICE OVER carry over line - 800-735-4313 (VCO Direct)
  
  SPEECH-TO-SPEECH - 877-735-1007
  
  INTERNET RELAY at www.hiprelay.com
  
  VIDEO RELAY at www.hipvrs.com
• Harrison County Offices http://www.harrisoncountyia.org (external link)
  COUNTY government offices
• Hartington Public Library http://www.hartingtonpublibrary.org/ (external link)
  LIBRARY services
  
  INTERNET access
  
  COMPUTER CLASSES offered seasonally
  
  CHILDREN'S programs
  
  BOOK CLUB
• Hastings Area Council on Alcoholism http://www.asaap-ne.org (external link)
  EDUCATION and prevention of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs
  
  PARENT education, teacher in-service and curriculum training, K-12 classroom programs
  
  INFORMATION and referral
  
  EDUCATIONAL materials, including posters, booklets, and brochures
• Hastings City Offices http://www.cityofhastings.org/ (external link)
  CITY government offices
  
  POLICE office located at 317 S. Burlington
• Hastings Family YMCA http://www.hastingsymca.net (external link)
  YMCA branches (1430 W 16 St and 1220 W 18 St) offer:
  Sports leagues and activities
  Aquatics facilities and lessons
  Nursery services
  Wellness and fitness classes
  Youth and family activities
  Preschool and after school care offered at Champions Branch, 1220 W 18th St
  
• Hastings Literacy Program
  GED classes
  
  ADULT basic education
  
  CIVICS AND CITIZENSHIP education
  
  WORKPLACE Essential & Employment Skills
  
  CORRECTIONAL literacy
  
  COMPUTER literacy
  
  ADULT reading skills classes
  
  ENGLISH as a Second Language (ESL)
  
  OTHER basic literacy needs
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities -- one-on-one tutoring / classroom aides
• Hastings Respite Care
  IN HOME RESPITE CARE to provide short and long term relief to parents or families of persons with special needs such as mental retardation, cerebral palsy, autism, and epilepsy
  
  CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP and 'night out' offered every other month - call for details
  
• Haven House http://www.havenhousefsc.com (external link)
  FAMILY VIOLENCE CRISIS LINE provides intervention support a 24 hour a day
  
  EMERGENCY SHELTER
  
  EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION and financial assistance
  
  PROTECTION ORDER assistance, criminal justice/legal advocacy, and medical advocacy
  
  PEER SUPPORT GROUPS
  
  CHILD advocacy
  
  COUNSELING on domestic violence or sexual assault issues
  
  PUBLIC awareness and community education programs
  
  RESOURCE library
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Haven Manor Assisted Living... Plus+ http://www.havenmanor.com (external link)
  ASSISTED LIVING in a small homelike setting. Individual attention paid to each resident for meals, personal care, activities and life; can provide a heavy level of care without home health.
  
  ADULT DAY CARE for a limited number of adults
  
  HOSPICE CARE for those in the facility
  
  SHORT TERM CARE, two days minimum

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• Haven Manor Assisted Living... Plus+ http://www.havenmanor.com (external link)
  ASSISTED LIVING in a small homelike setting. Individual attention paid to each resident for meals, personal care, activities and life; can provide a heavy level of care without home health.
  
  ADULT DAY CARE for a limited number of adults
  
  HOSPICE CARE for those in the facility
  
  SHORT TERM CARE, two days minimum
• Heafey, Hoffman, Dworak, Cutler Funeral Homes
  GRIEF SUPPORT GROUPS
• Healthy Families Nebraska - Columbus
  PROMOTES healthy growth and development
  
  PARENTING skills education
• Hearing Loss Association of America http://www.hearingloss.org (external link)
  SELF HELP group for persons with hearing loss
• Heartland Big Brothers Big Sisters http://www.hbbbs.org (external link)
  VOLUNTEER BIG BROTHERS AND BIG SISTERS provide school aged youth one-to-one time and attention through either a community or site-based match; volunteer Bigs in the community-based program spend 2-4 hours a week with their Little Brother or Little Sister in the community; in the site-based program, the volunteer Big meets with their Little for 1 hour a week at a specific location, usually at the child’s school; specific programs also available for pregnant and parenting teens, and children with an incarcerated parent
  
  COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTERS at Dawes Middle School and Norwood Park Elementary provides enriching before and after school clubs aligned with school curriculum and inspired by student interest. The CLC also hosts a variety of family and community programs for Northeast Lincoln families and residents. Carey Collingham, ccolling@lps.org, (402) 525-3367
• Heartland CASA http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  CASAs maintain contact with the children during the entire court jurisdiction period; work with attorneys, therapists, parents, foster parents, and all adults involved with the child; and get to know the child's needs and makes reports to the court, so a more informed decision can be made
• Heartland Equine Therapeutic Riding Academy http://www.hetra.org (external link)
  THERAPUTIC HORSEBACK RIDING for a variety of clients, including children and adults with disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, Muscular Dystrophy, Cystic Fibrosis, brain tumors, head injuries, blindness, Autism, and strokes
  
  HIPPOTHERAPY provided by Occupational, Physical or Speech Therapists who have been trained to use the movement of the horse to facilitate improvements in their client/patient
• Heartland Family Service http://www.heartlandfamilyservice.org (external link)
  COUNSELING for individuals, couples, marriage, families and children including:
  -Mental Health Services
  -Substance Abuse Services includes assessment, outpatient treatment, chemical dependency groups and alcohol and drug education classes for OWI, DUI and MIP.
  -Compulsive Gambling Treatment
  -Therapeutic School
  -Family Works residential substance abuse treatment for women with infants
  -Employee Assistance Programs (EAP)
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION
  -Parenting Classes
  -Training for childcare providers
  
  CHILD WELFARE SERVICES
  -Intensive Family Preservation
  -Family Support Services
  -Jefferson House Children's Emergency Shelter and Group Home (Fremont, NE)
  -Children's Emergency Shelter (Omaha, NE)
  -Tracker program (Omaha, NE)
  -Electronic Monitoring/GPS Services (Omaha, NE)
  -Drug and Alcohol Testing (Omaha, NE)
  -Home Supported Safety Services (Omaha, NE)
  -Respite Services (Omaha, NE)
  
  DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES
  -24-hour crisis line 800-523-3666
  -"Safe Haven" Transitional Shelter for women and children
  -Protection order assistance / Criminal justice advocacy
  -Support group for Women
  -"Choosing Non-Violence" batterer's group for men
  
  JUVENILE CRIME Intervention and Prevention
  -Community Based Evaluation
  -Youth Substance Abuse Outpatient Treatment
  -Tracker Program
  -Victim Empathy Program
  -Youth Links triage center
  
  NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS:
  -Family and Child Care Resource Center serves the Metro Area
  -Ruth K Solomon Girls Center serves the Metro Area, but primarily North Omaha
  -Senior Center serves the Metro Area, but primarily Central Omaha
  -Transitions serves Pottawattamie County
  
  EMERGENCY SERVICES
  -Pottawattamie County Homeless Link
  -Heartland Homes permanent supportive housing (Council Bluffs)
  -Heartland Housing Solutions (Omaha)
  -Career Clothing Closet (Omaha / Council Bluffs)
  -Holiday Assistance Program (North Omaha, Sarpy County)
  -Gendler Emergency Medication Service - GEMS(North Omaha)
• HELP Adult Services http://www.helpadultservices.org (external link)
  HELP - Health Equipment Loan Program loans durable medical equipment for a nominal processing fee
  
  PRISON MINISTRY provides visual arts and piano/keyboarding lessons at the Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility; distribute Christmas stockings (filled with personal hygiene items and snacks) to approximately 2,600 - 2,800 incarcerated individuals
  
• Henderson Health Care Services, Inc. http://www.hendersonhealthcare.org (external link)
  CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL acute and skilled care, surgical unit; obstetrics, including delivery room and newborn nursery; emergency room; outpatient services; radiology; laboratory, specialty clinics, physician's clinics and long-term care nursing
  
  PHYSICIAN'S CLINICS
  
  ASSISTED AND INDEPENDENT living complexes
  
  PHYSICAL, occupational and speech therapy, cardiac rehabilitation
  
  WELLNESS CENTER
  
  MEALS ON WHEELS
  
  NURSING HOME CARE
  
  ADULT DAYCARE
  
  RESPITE CARE
• Hillcrest Care and Rehabilitation Center
  LONG TERM CARE facility
• Hole in the Wall Gang Camp,The http://www.holeinthewallgang.org. (external link)
  RESIDENTIAL SUMMER CAMP for children with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses
  
  PROGRAMS FOR CAMPERS YEAR ROUND for seriously ill children, health care professionals, parents and teachers
  
  WEEKEND RETREATS are provided for parents
• Holiday Spirit Coop
  LINKS people in the Columbus area with local charitable projects
  
  COORDINATES the giving efforts of the Columbus Community, linking the giving projects with the
  individuals that need assistance with gifts and/or food for Christmas
• Holt International http://www.holtinternational.org (external link)
  INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION of children 0-10 years old
• 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
• Home Instead Senior Care http://www.homeinstead.com/110 (external link)
  IN HOME PERSONAL SERVICES tailored to the needs of the individual
  
  COMPANIONSHIP
  
  HOMEMAKER or personal services that include assisting with eating, grooming, bathing, dressing, incontinence, cognitive impairments, mobility, and medication reminders
  
  RESPITE for the primary family member caring for a loved one
• Home Instead Senior Care http://www.homeinstead.com (external link)
  NON MEDICAL HOME HELPER SERVICES including:
  Meal preparation
  Laundry
  Light housekeeping
  Medication reminder
  Incidental transportation
  Grooming
  Companionship
  Respite care
• Home Sweet Home Care, Inc
  HOME HEALTH CARE offers skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, home health care aide, homemaker services, respite care, private duty nursing, and senior living services
• Hope Center for Kids http://www.hopecenterforkids.com (external link)
  BUNKER - Safe Refuge
  
  BIRTH - Spiritual Regeneration
  
  BOOKS - Educational Support
  
  BUCKS - Social Skill Training
  
  BUSINESS - Economic Development
  
  BALL - Recreation Participation
  
  BOLT - Sacrificial Service
• Hope Medical Outreach Coalition http://www.hopemed.us (external link)
  PHARMACY AND MEDICAL SERVICES AVAILABLE WITH REFERRAL FROM A LOCAL CLINIC:
  
  MEDICATION PROGRAM offers low cost brand name and generic medications. Accepts most major third party prescription insurance cards, and can also assist patients through our Medication Assistance Program.
  
  MEDICAL SERVCES - Refers community health clinic patients for charity care at volunteer physician offices and hospitals for their specialty medical care needs.
• Hope Pregnancy Center http://www.superiorhope.org (external link)
  SUPPORT and educational materials for individuals who are pregnant, parenting, or experiencing relationship or financial stress; offers a faith-based perspective
  
  EARN WHILE YOU LEARN enriches parenting skills while offering incentives for their children (diapers, formula, clothing, baby furniture and other essentials)

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• Hope Pregnancy Center http://www.superiorhope.org (external link)
  SUPPORT and educational materials for individuals who are pregnant, parenting, or experiencing relationship or financial stress; offers a faith-based perspective
  
  EARN WHILE YOU LEARN enriches parenting skills while offering incentives for their children (diapers, formula, clothing, baby furniture and other essentials)
• HOPE-Net Ministries http://www.hopenetministries.org (external link)
• Hospice and Home Healthcare of Saunders County
  SKILLED nursing
  
  PERSONAL care
  
  CHORES
  
  HOSPICE care
• Hospice House - The Josie Harper Residence http://www.hospicehouseomaha.org (external link)
  RESIDENTIAL care community for individuals with a terminal illness
• Human Services, Inc.
  ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT includes
  Inpatient treatment center - 24 hours a day
  Community support program available
  Narcotics Anonymous meetings Sunday and Tuesday evenings
  
• Immanuel Senior Living http://www.immanuelseniorliving.com (external link)
  SENIOR living program
  
  LIFELINE operating agency
• 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
• inCOMMON Community Development http://www.incommoncd.org (external link)
  COMMON GROUND organizes asset-based neighborhood development through resident empowerment, collaborative partnerships, and creative initiatives promoting relationship-building and long-term, systemic change; primarily focused in the Park Avenue neighborhood with a Community Meal every Saturday at 11:30 am at First Baptist Church
  
  COMMON LIFE trains, equips, and supports individuals and small groups in their companionship of an individual or family throughout and beyond their transition from poverty; serves four main populations: homeless/near homeless, refugee, post-incarcerated, and at-risk youth
  
  COMMON TABLE exists to provide an entry point around a shared table for the development of healthy relationships, which span the lines of socioeconomic diversity; takes place every Monday from 5:30-7 pm
  
  OMAHA COMMONS offers weekly local concerts and bi-monthly local art galleries and auctions
• 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 Diner’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.
• Infinia of Omaha
  LONG TERM CARE facility
• Interfaith Health Service http://www.southo.org (external link)
• Internal Revenue Service http://www.irs.gov (external link)
  FEDERAL TAX OFFICE
• Iowa Department of Human Services
  PROGRAM: The Director of Human Services is the Chief Executive Officer for the Department of Human Services. A seven-member Council on Human Services acts in a policy-making and advisory capacity on matters within the jurisdiction of the department. The programs of child welfare, public assistance, mental health, mental retardation, and medical services are carried on throughout the state through local offices in every county, and eight state institutions. Inquiries regarding financial assistance, child welfare, family services, special needs, and other individual, family, and community problems should be made directly to the county office of the Department of Human Services in the inquirer's county of residence.
  
  THE IOWA JUVENILE HOME: This is a court ordered coed facility for children between the ages of 12 and 18 adjudicated as children in need of assistance. Services provided include care and treatment, educational and recreational programming, counseling etc.
  
  STATE TRAINING SCHOOL: Receives juveniles between the ages of 12 and 18, on court order who are adjudicated as delinquent. Provides a structured environment for care and treatment, educational, vocational, recreational and counseling programs.
  
  GROUP CARE SERVICES, DAY CARE, FOSTER FAMILY CARE, ADOPTION
  
  SERVICES, PROTECTIVE SERVICES: These services are provided through Department of Human Services county offices and may be available to any family, parent or child. Contact local county offices of the Department of Human Services.
  
  INCOME MAINTENANCE SERVICES: Questions about eligibility and amounts of assistance paid to or on behalf of applicants and recipients for such programs as Family Investment Program (FIP), (formerly known as A.D.C.) and Food Assistance should be addressed directly to the county Department of Human Services.
  
  MEDICAL SERVICES: Medical assistance programs, known as Title XIX (Medicaid) are available to most persons receiving financial aid through the SSI program or Family Investment Program (formerly known as Aid to Families with Dependent Children). Medicaid is also available to certain other pregnant women, infants, children, their parents or caretaker relatives, and aged, blind, and disabled persons who may not receive cash assistance but do have financial need. Patients usually have a free choice of medical providers participating in the Medicaid program. Mental health and substance abuse services are delivered through a managed care system and require prior authorization for most Medicaid-eligible persons. State Supplementary Assistance is available to certain aged, blind, and disabled persons with special needs who are financially needy and meet other program requirements. Applications for assistance and questions about eligibility for Medicaid and State Supplementary Assistance should be addressed directly to the local office of the Iowa Department of Human Services in the county where the individual lives. 1-800-532-1215 toll free # for inquiries from Medicaid recipients when they receive a bill for services covered by Medicaid. For questions regarding billing call 1-800-338-9154
  
  DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES: Four mental health institutes are under the jurisdiction of the Iowa Department of Human Services:
  
  CHEROKEE MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE, Cherokee; CLARINDA MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUE, Clarinda; INDEPENDENCE MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE, Independence; MT. PLEASANT MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE, Mt. Pleasant. The mental health institutes receive both voluntary and committed patients and maintain outpatient clinics.
  
  SHIP: State Human Investment Program - Plan for "reform" of the welfare system which calls for all recipients to be involved in a plan to move them toward economic self-sufficiency.
  
  GLENWOOD STATE RESOURCE CENTER, Glenwood; WOODWARD STATE RESOURCE CENTER, Woodward. The Resource Centers receive people with mental retardation of all ages, including voluntary and court commitments. Most inquiries are best handled at the local level through the county office. Polk County has several offices.
  
  COLLECTION SERVICES CENTER - Centralized Clearinghouse for child support payments on cases handled by the Child Support Recovery Units. (NOTE: Some child support cases are handled by counties.) Person to person customer service hours 8am to 5pm, Monday-Friday excluding holidays. Caller should be ready to give account number.
  
  CHILD SUPPORT RECOVERY UNIT - The Des Moines unit handles child support cases for custodial parents (both those on public assistance as well as those not on public assistance). Unit handles cases for those living in Boone, Dallas, Jasper, Madison, Marion, Polk, Story and Warren Counties. To apply for support establishment or enforcement services, request an application from 1200 University, Suite C, Des Moines, Iowa 50314.
  
  REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT PROGRAM - 1200 University Ave. Suite D, To apply for financial aid, contact county Department of Human Services. Contact the Bureau directly for Social Services. Recipients of all services must be legally admitted refugees or must have once held that status and not yet attained citizenship. Must possess an I-94 verifying refugee status or a Green Card that bears numbers indicating refugee status was once held. Financial assistance to all types of cases, regardless of family composition, will be based on federal program eligibility criteria and state Family Investment Program (formerly AFDC) needs/ standards with income and resources taken into consideration and payments made on the same basis. Also may be eligible for food assistance. Clients may also qualify for a "medical only" program. Private sponsors involved in refugee resettlement are not legally obligated to assume financial aid.
  
  P.R.O.M.I.S.E. - (Promoting Independence and Self-Sufficiency Through Employment): Program offered to help welfare recipients obtain productive employment. Partnership of public and private sectors. Comprehensive program based on education, on-the-job training, and job placement. PROMISE JOBS is the work and training program for Family Investment Program (formerly AFDC) applicants and recipients. For additional information regarding this program contact an Income Maintenance worker at a local Dept. of Human Services 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.
  
  DIRECTOR’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 lawyers’ 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 School for the Deaf http://www.iowaschoolforthedeaf.org (external link)
  DAY and boarding programs, tuition free
  
  EDUCATION infant through 12th grade
  
  GUIDANCE and follow-up
  
  TRANSITION to work or college program
  
  INTEGRATION PROGRAM with Lewis Central Schools exchange
  
  STUDY CENTER programming for students through state, sign language programs
  
  SUPPORT GROUP for families
  
  SCHOLARSHIP for graduates
• 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
• Iowa Western Community College http://www.iwcc.edu (external link)
  COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY COLLEGE offering a variety of two year career programs and the first two years of a four year degree
  
  ADULT BASIC Education
  
  HIGH SCHOOL equivalency, GED, preparation and testing
  
  JOB SEEKING SKILLS
  
  VOCATIONAL CLASSES
  
  CONSUMER EDUCATION
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE classes
  
  ADULT LEARNING CENTER
  
  PROFESSIONAL re-licensure programs
• Jefferson Community Health Center http://www.jchc.us (external link)
  HOSPITAL, acute care, emergency care, swing bed, skilled, and intermediate level care hospital (25 beds)
  
  EXTENDED CARE facility which provides long term care (39 beds)
  
  HOME HEALTH SERVICES include nursing, nurse aids, physical therapists, speech therapists, and occupational therapists
  
  WELLNESS CENTER
  
  IMMUNIZATION clinics
  
  OUTPATIENT CLINICS including eye (cataract surgery); ear, nose, and throat; nephrologist; general surgeon; OB/GYN; orthopedics; urologist; oncologist; podiatrist; cardiologist.
  
  DIETETIC services
  
  REHABILITATION physical, vascular, pulmonary and cardiac
  
  CLASSES in CPR, prenatal and smoking cessation classes
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS:
  Fibromyalgia
  Parkinson's Disease
  Stroke/Traumatic Brain Injury
• Jennie Edmundson Hospital http://www.bestcare.org (external link)
  FULL SERVICE HOSPITAL offers inpatient and outpatient medical care, including psychiatric care
  
  DEPARTMENT/SERVICE NUMBERS:
  24-hour emergency center 396-6111
  Interpreters for the Deaf 396-6150
  Prenatal classes 396-6047
  Community health education 396-6318
  Alcohol/Chemical Dependency 396-7766
  Behavioral Health 396-6044
  Cancer Center 396-7789
  Cardiac/Pulmonary Rehab 396-6093
  Employee Assistance Program 396-4496
  Family Birthing Center 396-6047
  Family Resource Center 396-4200
  Home Health 396-4380
  Human Resources/Personnel 396-6050
  Job Listing Hotline 354-5055
  Occupational Health 396-7654
  Outpatient Services 396-7600
  Rehab Partners/Physical Therapy 396-6025
  Sports Medicine 396-8301
  Volunteer Services 396-6040
• 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
• Jewish Family Service http://www.jfsomaha.com (external link)
  COUNSELING, individual, group, family, and marriage
  
  CRISIS INTERVENTION
  
  FAMILY LIFE education
  
  PARENTING classes
  
  ADOPTION home studies
• Jewish Senior Services http://www.rbjh.com (external link)
  FULL SERVICE HOME for aged
  
  INTERMEDIATE AND SKILLED nursing care
  
  SUPPORTIVE COUNSELING for senior citizens and families
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE and crisis intervention
  
  KOSHER MEALS ON WHEELS
  
  HEALTH AND DENTAL screening
  
  CONTINUING EDUCATION
  
  JEWISH FUNERAL ASSISTANCE
  
  TRANSPORTATION medical appointments, shopping, group service programs
  
  COMMUNITY OUTREACH and residential services in determining client service needs
  
  LIFE LINE
  
  CONGREGATE MEALS programs Mondays at JCC
  
  SHORT TERM REHABILITITATION
  
• John A Gentleman Mortuaries http://www.johnagentleman.com (external link)
  PEER SUPPORT GROUPS for adults who have lost a loved one; focus is on healing and rebuilding, as well as strategies to meet challenges
  
  On-going, 6-week programs offered at two locations
  a. 72nd Street Chapel - 72nd and Western Avenue, Omaha
  Wednesday 2 pm - 3:15 pm
  b. Pacific Street Chapel, 142nd and Pacific Street, Omaha
  Thursday 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm
• Johnson-Brock Public Schools http://manila.esu4.org/johnsonbrock (external link)
  SCHOOL DISTRICT providing curriculum and instruction for grades K-12
  
  DISTANCE LEARNING NETWORK provides opportunities for students to pursue courses of independent study which does not require them to be in the classroom
  
  FITNESS AND WEIGHT ROOM is available to the public during summer hours
  
  NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR program, which assigns nominated high school students with the elderly in the community
  
  CURBSIDE RECYCLING pickup periodically
• Joslyn Art Museum
• Junior Achievement of Lincoln http://www.jalincoln.org (external link)
  ECONOMIC EDUCATION for young people using a hands-on approach with a focus on the free enterprise system, as well as human and material resources for educators and students, grades K-12, about economics and free enterprise.
• Junior Achievement of the Midlands http://www.ja.org (external link)
• Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce http://www.kearneycoc.org (external link)
  BUSINESS ASSOCIATION with leadership training and programs for youth and adults in the community
• Kearney Area Humane Society http://www.kearneyhumane.com (external link)
  ANIMAL adoption services
  
  SHELTER for homeless or abused pets
  
  PUBLIC EDUCATION regarding responsible pet ownership and humane treatment
• Kearney City Offices http://www.cityofkearney.org (external link)
  MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT services, including water, sewer, and garbage service
  
  PARK AND RECREATION department sponsors Community Olympics and Senior Games during the summer
• Kearney Evangelical Free Church http://www.kefc.org (external link)
  RELIGIOUS activities for all ages
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS
• Kearney Family YMCA http://www.kearneyymca.org (external link)
  SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES include:
  Fitness, sports facilities and programs include gym, pool, and weight room
  Youth programs
  Skill training classes
  Teen Leadership training
  Parent-child activities
  Senior Citizen fitness
  Child Care and summer school age child care
  Pre-school on site
  
• Kearney Public Library http://www.kearneylib.org (external link)
  LIBRARY services
  
  SERVICES to disabled and shut-ins
  
  TECHNOLOGY LEARNING CENTER offers computer classes
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Keep Alliance Beautiful
  LITTER REDUCTION, beautification, and education on recycling and solid waste issues
• Keep Kimball Beautiful http://www.knb.org (external link)
  LITTER REDUCTION, beautification, and education on recycling and solid waste issues
• Keep Omaha Beautiful, Inc. http://www.keepomahabeautiful.org (external link)
  LITTER REDUCTION, beautification and education on recycling and solid waste issues
• Keep Scottsbluff-Gering Beautiful
  LITTER REDUCTION, beautification and education on recycling and solid waste issues
• Keep Sheridan County Beautiful http://www.knb.org (external link)
  LITTER REDUCTION, beautification, and education on recycling and solid waste issues
• Keep Sidney Beautiful http://www.keepsidneybeautiful.org (external link)
  LITTER REDUCTION beautification and education on recycling and solid waste issues
• Keith County CASA http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  SERVES as the child's voice in court

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• Keith County CASA http://www.nebraskacasa.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  SERVES as the child's voice in court
• Kensington,The http://www.kensington-evergreen.com (external link)
  ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY
  
  ADULT DAY CARE
• 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
• Kimball County Offices http://www.co.kimball.ne.us (external link)
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
• Kind Hearts http://www.kindheartsathome.com (external link)
  IN HOME OR IN FACILITIES non-medical care which includes companionship, light housekeeping, organizing, medication reminders, laundry, meal preparation, transfer assistance including bathing and dressing and incidental transportation back and forth to appointments
  
  THREE HOUR minimum per visit, 24/7, or as little as once per week
• King of Kings Lutheran Church http://www.kingofkingsomaha.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUPS for addiction, grief and codependency
• La Leche League International http://www.llli.org (external link)
  BREASTFEEDING help, lactation laws, and support
• Lakota Lutheran Center
  SOUP KITCHEN Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 12:00 noon
  
  ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS weekly meetings
  
  PHONE AND BATHROOM use
• 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
• Language and Culture School of Omaha http://www.languagecultureschoolomaha.org (external link)
  ESL CLASSES
  
  SUPPORT GROUP for Latino parents who wish to help their children with school work and class assignments
• 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
• Lauritzen Gardens http://www.lauritzengardens.org (external link)
  Botanical gardens
• Leadership Hastings http://www.hastingschamber.com (external link)
  ANNUAL CLASSES to develop community leaders
• League of Human Dignity http://www.leagueofhumandignity.com (external link)
  SERVICES which enable persons with disabilities to acquire the skills necessary for independent living. Engages in specific advocacy and systems change to remove physical and attitudinal barriers which prevent people with disabilities from living independently.
  
  BARRIER REMOVAL AND INFORMATION CENTER offers consultations to consumers, builders, businesses and organizations to increase accessibility within the home and community. Modifications to homes include redesigning living areas, and installing outside ramps and grab bars. In addition, grant assistance is offered to income- and geographically-eligible persons with disabilities.
  
  CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING services include information and referral, independent living skills training, financial benefits counseling, and awareness training for the general public and organizations regarding disability issues. In addition, the Center assists clients in the development and implementation of independent living plans in the following areas: home and financial management; social skills; sexuality; consumer and legal rights; peer counseling; equipment loan, repair and rental; and individual and systems advocacy.
  
  MOBILITY EQUIPMENT Sales and Service provides sales and servicing of assistive equipment such as wheelchairs, scooters, batteries and TDD equipment.
  
  MEDICAID WAIVER SERVICES COORDINATION FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES determines eligibility for recruiters, service providers, case management, and Medicaid Waiver services; assists consumers to develop a plan for in-home services to help eligible consumers to remain in their home; and coordinates needed services. Persons must be Medicaid eligible and meet nursing facility level of care and have care needs which could be met through waiver services at a cost that does not exceed the cap. In addition, persons must have received an explanation of nursing facility services and waiver services, and elect to receive the waiver services.
  
  MOBILITY OPTIONS specializes in selling, customizing and servicing accessible vehicles and equipment for people with disabilities.
  
  TRANSPORTATION COORDINATION SERVICES determines client eligibility for the City of Lincoln's special transportation services including Senior Saver, a discount for persons, 62 years or older, on regular bus routes; Go For Less, a discount for persons with disabilities on regular bus routes; the Handi-Van, which offers door-to-door transportation for persons unable to handle a fixed-route bus due to their disability; and the Taxi Coupon Program, which offers a reduced taxi fare for persons eligible for use of the Handi-Van. In addition, mediation is provided for StarTran and their customers regarding services.
  
  NURSING HOME TRANSITION SERVICES assists people with disabilities to transition from living in nursing homes and other institutions to community based living.
• Learning Disabilities Association of Nebraska
  SUPPORT GROUPS for parents and teachers
  
  INFORMATION for parents, schools and the community on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Specific Learning Disabilities (LD)
  
  LIBRARY, book and video
  
  EDUCATIONAL seminars and conferences
  
  BI-MONTHLY newsletter and meetings
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society http://www.lls.org (external link)
  DISEASE INFORMATION concerning Leukemia, Lymphoma, Myeloma, and other blood related cancers
  
  PATIENT Services, science and research and advocacy information
  
  
  
• Lewis Central Community Schools http://www.lewiscentral.k12.ia.us (external link)
  INTERMEDIATE agency providing education services to schools in Southwest Iowa
  
  SPECIAL EDUCATION, instructional services (life skills program), media services
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE grant supports schools including peer helping and guidance and student assistance team
  
  'YOU AND ME' Mentoring programs for children grades K - 6
  
• Lewiston Consolidated Schools http://www.lewistonschools.org (external link)
  SCHOOL DISTRICT providing curriculum and instruction for grades K-12
  
  DISTANCE LEARNING NETWORK provides opportunities for students to pursue courses of independent study which does not require them to be in the classroom
  
  TEAMMATES program provides the opportunity for 3rd grade through 8th grade at risk children to be teamed with an adult
  
  PUBLIC FITNESS ROOM open Mon-Fri 6:30 am-8 am, 12 noon-1 pm, 5:30 pm-6:30 pm
• Lexington Public Schools http://www.lex.esu10.org (external link)
  PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
  
  MIGRANT EVEN START program serves migrant families with children ages birth-8 years old using the Parents As Teachers curriculum; includes regular home visits for birth-3 year olds, home visits and other services for preschool and school aged children and their parents, and transportation and child care to parents attending adult education classes
  
  MIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM provides adult education
• Life Choices - Fremont Area Pregnancy
  PREGNANCY screening tests
  
  LAY counseling
  
  POST ABORTION Trauma Healing Program (PATH)
  
  ADOPTION resource information
  
  STD information and education
  
  ASSISTANCE with maternity clothes, infant/toddler clothes, baby furniture, and miscellaneous baby items for clients enrolled in the Point System

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• Life Choices - Fremont Area Pregnancy
  PREGNANCY screening tests
  
  LAY counseling
  
  POST ABORTION Trauma Healing Program (PATH)
  
  ADOPTION resource information
  
  STD information and education
  
  ASSISTANCE with maternity clothes, infant/toddler clothes, baby furniture, and miscellaneous baby items for clients enrolled in the Point System
• Lighthouse http://www.lincolnlighthouse.org (external link)
  COMMUNTIY BASED, drop-in after-school program for middle and high school-aged youth. Provides a safe, supervised and nurturing environment for youth to participate in academic support, enrichment and recreational activities and an evening meal. Youth cannot be under the influence of drugs or alcohol and must demonstrate respect for others. All services are provided without cost to youth.
• Lincoln Children's Zoo http://www.lincolnzoo.org (external link)
  CHILDREN'S ZOO provides Lincoln-area children with the opportunity to learn firsthand about the Zoo’s many special critters
  
  EDUCATIONAL CLASSES are age appropriate and are built around the skills and interest of children; classes encourage the love of nature and are offered all summer long; each class costs $60 per member or $75 for non-members
  
  YOUTH VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES for youth grades 7-12; applications are available January-March
• 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 Crisis Pregnancy Center http://www.lincolncrisispregnancycenter.org (external link)
  COUNSELING and support to women with unplanned pregnancies
  
  ADDITIONAL services (available to general public) include pregnancy tests, parental classes, baby incentive program (mommy monies), maternity clothing, baby clothes, diapers, furniture and referrals to other community services
• Lincoln Housing Authority http://www.l-housing.com (external link)
  Supplies rental housing, both subsidized and non-subsidized, to persons who qualify for services and a variety of local and federal housing programs. Housing programs, units and services are only available for people who wish to reside within the city of Lincoln.
  
  RENTAL UNITS - LHA owns over 1,400 rental units to serve families, individuals who are elderly and/or disabled. Programs include market rate rents, affordable (tax credit) rents, and subsidized rents. Locations throughout the city of Lincoln. Specific eligibility determined by housing projects.
  
  SECTION 8 VOUCHER PROGRAM - provides rental assistance to qualified households. Clients rent from landlords with a portion of rent paid by LHA to the landlord. Eligibility preference includes homeless, victims of domestic violence, and participants in the state Employment First program. Fees: 30% of adjusted income for rent and utilities. Eligibility: 50% of median income adjusted to household size.
• 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.
• Lincoln Literacy Council http://www.lincolnliteracy.org (external link)
  PROVIDES VOLUNTEER TUTORS FOR ADULTS - tutoring is available to native speakers of English seeking to improve skills in reading and writing (Basic Literacy Students), and to those learning English as a new language (English Language Learners). An intake fee of $20.00 may be charged for an initial assessment. Scholarships are available to some students.
  
  ONE-TO-ONE instruction is available for both adult basic literacy students and English language learners desiring to work at their own pace and/or on a specific skill area.
  
  SMALL GROUP TUTORING is offered through programs organized around students of particular cultures, needs, or goals (Citizenship, Family Literacy, Workforce Readiness for Refugees, Hispanic and Asian center-based classes, and Arts and Entrepreneurship); and in programs to develop vocabulary and skills in a specific subject area (Health Literacy, Computer Literacy); additionally, family literacy programs are available for adult English language learners and their preschool and early elementary age children.
  
  FREE CONVERSATION GROUPS provide a forum for students to practice their skills in listening and speaking English. Lincoln Literacy Council tutors facilitate the groups by giving students discussion topics, vocabulary and dialogue practice.
  
  VOLUNTEER TUTORS ARE TRAINED AND CERTIFIED through a 13-hour program covering learning styles, adult language acquisition and lesson development. Persons 18 years or older are invited to become tutors and LLC members. Membership is $25.00 annually. A minimum commitment of one year is requested for volunteer tutors.
• Lincoln Medical Education Partnership http://www.lmep.com (external link)
  ADDICTION TRAINING FOR PROFESSIONALS provides core and continuing education for substance abuse professionals
  
  CONTINUING HEALTH PROFESSIONS EDUCATION provides specially-designed programs for physicians, nurses, and radiological technicians to acquire and maintain knowledge and skills related to their area of practice
  
  SCHOOL COMMUNITY INTERVENTION PROGRAM provides training and support to schools to identify and help students with problems that interfere with their ability to learn; provides alternative approaches for school personnel to identify and help at-risk students, offers support group training for teachers, faculty in-services, and specialized training
  
  YOUNG FAMILY'S PROGRAM offers assistance to pregnant and parenting women and their families through the assessment of needs, coordination of services and referral to community agencies; specific programs include prenatal and parenting classes; childbirth education (Lamaze) designed for single or teenage mothers; prevention, education and intervention for tobacco, alcohol and other drug use during pregnancy; and family support and advocacy
  
• Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department
  FORESTRY plans the establishment and care of public tree resources in Lincoln
  
  IMPROVES and maintains the physical appearance and quality of park grounds, facilities, and pools
  
  OUTDOOR EDUCATION acquaints urban residents with the natural areas in Lincoln, including the Wilderness Park riparian forest, and the Pioneers Park Nature Center which includes 6 miles of trails and 360 acres of wetlands, virgin prairie, and live animal exhibits
  
  FOUR 18-hole public golf courses and one 9-hole junior golf course
  
  MAINTAINS public swimming pools
  
  YEAR-ROUND recreational programs and activities at the community recreation centers
  
  SUMMER and winter playgrounds
  
  SPECIALIZED programs for individuals with disabilities and for older adults
  
  SPECIAL events throughout the year for varied target audiences
  
  ATHLETIC league programs
  
  RESERVED rental of parks and recreation facilities, and pools
• Lincoln Public Schools District Offices http://www.lps.org (external link)
  ARTS AND HUMANITIES SCHOOL creates an educational environment that uses the arts and humanities as the basis for learning
  
  COUNSELING AND SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER PROGRAM works with the education teams in each school to assist students in learning to the best of their ability; services include consultation; individual, group and family counseling; support; classroom activities; and referral to community resources
  
  CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION offers gifted Education, K-12 Curriculum, Work Experience Programs, Mentoring Programs, and Summer Youth Employment Opportunities
  
  EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIAL EDUCATION provides screening and assessment services for children under age 5 in hearing, coordination, social/emotional, thinking skills, vision, and speech/language, to determine eligibility for appropriate therapies
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION PLANNING REGION TEAM provides family-focused services to enhance development of developmentally-delayed infants and toddlers, 0-3 years
  
  EVEN START PROGRAM is an individualized family literacy program providing adult education, family literacy, an early childhood program and home visits
  
  INTRAMURAL/EXTRAMURAL ATHLETIC AND ACTIVITIES
  
  LUNCH AND BREAKFAST PROGRAM provides a free or reduced price breakfast and lunch to financially-eligible students; applications are available at a child's school or the district office
  
  MONTESSORI EDUCATION/EVERETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL is the designated Montessori site for Lincoln Public Schools; available to students, 6-9 years
  
  SPECIAL EDUCATION provides education for students with disabilities from birth to graduation and/or age 21 including special classes; resource programs; speech, physical and occupational therapy; audiologist services; work study counselors; and liaison personnel; services are provided for students with hearing impairments, behavior disorders, mental handicaps (mild, moderate and severe/profound), home-bound, learning disabilities, orthopedic impairments, speech/language impairments, visual handicaps, and other health impairments
  
  STUDENT PARENT PROGRAM assists high school age students who are parents or prospective parents to stay in school and graduate; establish good health practices for themselves and their children; learn and use quality parenting skills; learn to balance responsibilities of school, children, and personal development; and develop career and life plans; the program is available in every Lincoln high school and middle school; student/parent teams usually involve a school nurse, counselor and teacher; day care for infants is provided at Lincoln Northeast, and for infants and toddlers at Lincoln High School through learning centers that work with young children while the parents are in school
  
  STUDENT SERVICES include Student Rights and Responsibilities, Guidance and Counseling Services, Crisis Response, Admissions and Enrollment, Transfers, Student Records and Transcripts; Health Services provides financial assistance for vision screening and eye glasses through the Lincoln Lions Club
  
  SUMMER SCHOOL is an educational program offering credit toward high school graduation for students in grades 9-12
  
  ZOO SCHOOL, the Science Focus Program, operated at the Folsom Children's Zoo, uses science as the basis for learning
• Lindenwood Nursing Home
  LONG TERM CARE facility
• Literacy Center for the Midlands http://www.midlandsliteracy.org (external link)
  BASIC LITERACY SKILLS (below 8th grade level), free and confidential
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE instruction
  
  COMPUTER LAB
  
  REACH OUT AND READ program distributes children's books to pediatric clinics
• Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly http://www.littlebrothers.org (external link)
  VISITING VOLUNTEER PROGRAM provides companionship to the elderly; birthday, holiday, and special occasion visits
• Living Faith Church
  GRIEF SHARE a 13 week nondenominational video seminar and support group for people grieving the loss of someone close
• Living With Loss - Hastings
  SUPPORT GROUP for people who have lost loved ones
• Loess Hills Area Education Agency 13 http://www.aea13.org (external link)
  SPECIAL EDUCATION services for students with all type of disabilities ages birth to 21
  
  SPECIALISTS in speech pathology, hearing, vision, physical and occupational therapies
  
  PROFESSIONAL development for all levels of staff within both public and private schools specializing in math, reading, science, and early childhood curriculum areas
  
  SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY planning and addressing long-range goals for schools
  
  LIFE SKILLS programs to provide prevention in alcohol, drug, and tobacco use for students
  
  SPONSORS student competition events in various academic fields
  
  PROVIDES training in many school climate issues around bullying, discipline, and addressing at risk factors
• Logan-Magnolia Community Schools http://www.logan.k12.ia.us (external link)
  ACADEMIC program for elementary, junior, and senior high schools
  
  BEFORE and after school day care
• Love and Learn Christian Child Development Center
  CHILD DEVELOPMENT center
• Lupus Foundation of America, Inc. http://www.lupus.org (external link)
  EDUCATION and support for those affected by lupus
  
  MEMBERSHIP in national and state chapters, quarterly newsletters, library
  
  INFORMATION on support groups
  
  EDUCATIONAL sessions are offered at various sites and times
  
  REFERRALS
  
• Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. http://www.lfsneb.org (external link)
  SERVICES VARY BY OMAHA LOCATION
  
  MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING provides outpatient mental health counseling to children and adults -- individual, marriage, family and group counseling, mental health assessments and treatment, on-site psychiatrists for evaluation and medication monitoring for clients in active therapy.
  
  ADULT ANGER MANAGEMENT for adults not needing domestic violence counseling.
  
  ADOLESCENT ANGER MANAGEMENT for those 13-18 years old.
  
  OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT – Education, evaluation, early intervention and outpatient treatment services for youth and adults.
  
  URGENT OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH CARE provides community-based mental health service for indigent or non-insured persons in crisis who are not a danger to themselves or others.
  
  COMMUNITY SUPPORT for those with Severe & Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) and long-term psychiatric needs.
  
  CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY EVALUATIONS.
  
  INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM for chemically dependent individuals who need more than regular outpatient treatment, but do not need inpatient treatment.
  
  DRUG AND ALCOHOL EDUCATION CLASSES.
  
  GAMBLING ADDICTION SERVICES.
  
  INCEST TREATMENT for adult offenders, 18 years and over, and child sexual assault survivors.
  
  TREATMENT for children with sexual behavior problems
  
  PARENTS UNITED AGAINST SEXUAL ABUSE - peer support groups for adults and children affected by child sexual abuse.
  
  PREGNANCY COUNSELING - Support for those considering whether to parent or choose an adoptive family for their child.
  
  ADOPTION SERVICES – Infant, Identified & Foster Care Adoption; International Adoption homestudies.
  
  POST ADOPTION SERVICES - Adoption search, post adoption counseling and support services.
  
  SKILLS FOR SUCCESS / COMMUNITY TREATMENT AIDES - In-home skill-building services to develop communication and social skills for children and parental behavior management skills for parents.
  
  RESPITE CARE - Temporary child supervision for parents and caregivers of children with diagnosed behavioral/emotional disorders.
  
  SPECIALIZED FOSTER CARE - Provides a continuum of foster care for children including emergency, agency supported and treatment; foster families receive 24-hour support and assistance.
  
  TREATMENT FOSTER CARE - provides therapeutic services for children and adolescents experiencing emotional and behavioral disturbances, including but not limited to sexual behavior problems.

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• Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. http://www.lfsneb.org (external link)
  SERVICES VARY BY OMAHA LOCATION
  
  MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING provides outpatient mental health counseling to children and adults -- individual, marriage, family and group counseling, mental health assessments and treatment, on-site psychiatrists for evaluation and medication monitoring for clients in active therapy.
  
  ADULT ANGER MANAGEMENT for adults not needing domestic violence counseling.
  
  ADOLESCENT ANGER MANAGEMENT for those 13-18 years old.
  
  OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT – Education, evaluation, early intervention and outpatient treatment services for youth and adults.
  
  URGENT OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH CARE provides community-based mental health service for indigent or non-insured persons in crisis who are not a danger to themselves or others.
  
  COMMUNITY SUPPORT for those with Severe & Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) and long-term psychiatric needs.
  
  CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY EVALUATIONS.
  
  INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM for chemically dependent individuals who need more than regular outpatient treatment, but do not need inpatient treatment.
  
  DRUG AND ALCOHOL EDUCATION CLASSES.
  
  GAMBLING ADDICTION SERVICES.
  
  INCEST TREATMENT for adult offenders, 18 years and over, and child sexual assault survivors.
  
  TREATMENT for children with sexual behavior problems
  
  PARENTS UNITED AGAINST SEXUAL ABUSE - peer support groups for adults and children affected by child sexual abuse.
  
  PREGNANCY COUNSELING - Support for those considering whether to parent or choose an adoptive family for their child.
  
  ADOPTION SERVICES – Infant, Identified & Foster Care Adoption; International Adoption homestudies.
  
  POST ADOPTION SERVICES - Adoption search, post adoption counseling and support services.
  
  SKILLS FOR SUCCESS / COMMUNITY TREATMENT AIDES - In-home skill-building services to develop communication and social skills for children and parental behavior management skills for parents.
  
  RESPITE CARE - Temporary child supervision for parents and caregivers of children with diagnosed behavioral/emotional disorders.
  
  SPECIALIZED FOSTER CARE - Provides a continuum of foster care for children including emergency, agency supported and treatment; foster families receive 24-hour support and assistance.
  
  TREATMENT FOSTER CARE - provides therapeutic services for children and adolescents experiencing emotional and behavioral disturbances, including but not limited to sexual behavior problems.
• Lutheran Home
  LONG TERM CARE facility
• Lutheran Service Corps http://www.lscomaha.org (external link)
  Service organization
• Lutheran Services in Iowa http://www.lsiowa.org (external link)
  RESPITE for children and adults with disabilities
  
  SUPPORTED COMMUNITY LIVING for children and adults with disabilities
• M.I.N.D Storm (Mental Illness Needs Discussion)
  SUPPORT GROUP peer-based, mutual support group for individuals facing challenges of recovering from any mental-illness
• MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) http://www.madd.org (external link)
  ADVOCATES for victims' rights, provide emotional support for victims and their families and assists victims through the criminal court process
  
  PUBLIC EDUCATION & Awareness (school speakers, health fairs, country fairs, town hall meetings)
  
  VOLUNTEERS monitor court cases
  
  PARTNERS with law enforcement agencies to ensure life-saving laws can be enforced at the local level
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital http://www.madonna.org (external link)
  MEDICAL REHABILITATION FACILITY for children and adults who have suffered a traumatic brain injury, stroke, spinal cord injury or other injury or illness
  
  Rehabilitation services and programs include:
  
  ACUTE REHABILITATION HOSPITAL provides comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation services for children and adults who are recovering from traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, orthopedic injury, burns, neuromuscular disorders, and other disabling conditions
  
  AQUATIC PHYSICAL THERAPY AND EXERCISE provides a warm water, fully-accessible pool which allows individuals to begin rehabilitation sooner and with less pain. Additional classes are also held regularly at Madonna ProActive Health & Fitness. Telephone (402) 420-0000.
  
  AUGMENTATIVE (ASSISTED) COMMUNICATION provides evaluation and treatment of communication disorders to assist persons who have difficulty speaking or using muscle groups to develop alternative means of communication. Telephone (402) 483-9459
  
  BRAIN INJURY REHABILITATION provides intensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for persons with traumatic brain injury. Telephone: Inpatient (402) 489-9442, Outpatient (402) 483-9534
  
  BURN REHABILITATION provides intensive inpatient rehabilitation for persons with thermal injuries, including both burns and frost bite. Telephone (402) 486-8467
  
  DRIVER REHABILITATION provides evaluation and retraining for drivers after an injury or illness, and assessments for vehicle modification. Telephone (402) 483-9534
  
  LONG TERM ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL is a 25-bed intensive inpatient rehabilitation unit for patients who are medically complex due to catastrophic injuries or illnesses, or multiple systems complications; specific programs include pulmonary, cardiac and wound care
  
  LONG TERM CARE provides an intermediate nursing unit for persons with moderate or higher levels of medical needs; the program focuses on activities for daily living and recreation; registered nurses are on duty 24 hours daily. Telephone (402) 483-9616
  
  ORTHOPEDIC REHABILITATION offers interdisciplinary inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for persons who have had an amputation, joint replacement or multiple fractures. Telephone: Inpatient (402) 483-9485 , Outpatient (402) 483-9534
  
  PEDATRIC REHABILITATION provides intense inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for children, ages 1 month-18 years, experiencing impairment or disability due to illness or injury. Telephone: Inpatient (402) 486-8288, Outpatient (402) 483-9534
  
  SPINAL CORD INJURY PROGRAM provides intense, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services to children and adults suffering from spinal cord injuries to maximize independence. Telephone: Inpatient (402) 483-9647, Outpatient (402) 483-9534
  
  STROKE REHABILITATION provides intense, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services to those who have had a cerebrovascular accidents (stroke). Telephone: Inpatient (402) 483-9568, Outpatient (402) 483-9534
  
  SUBACUTE REHABILITATION is a 40-bed unit for children and adults who require one or two types of therapy for a specific condition, or who have a diagnosis for recovery Telephone (402) 483-9409
  
  VISION REHABILITATION, the only rehabilitation facility in the region to offer vision rehabilitation to those that have vision and balance problems due to stroke, brain injury or other neurological illness or injury Telephone (402) 483-9534.
  
  THERAPY PLUS provides outpatient physical, occupational and speech therapies, psychology, and therapeutic recreational services for children and adults; a variety of specialty services and clinics are also available Telephone (402) 483-9534
  
  VENTILATOR ASSISTED UNIT is a 38-bed unit which offers an alternative for ventilator-dependent patients Telephone (402) 483-9049
• Make A Wish Foundation of Nebraska http://www.nebraska.wish.org (external link)
  GRANTS WISHES of children with life threatening medical conditions
  
  CHILDREN between the ages of 2 1/2 and 18, who has been determined by a physician to have a life-threatening medical condition, is eligible for a wish. In granting this wish they emphasize the entire family in the hope that they can provide them with some special memories.
  
  ALL EXPENSES are paid, including airline tickets, rental cars, meals, spending money, passes for attractions, film, etc. Referrals can be made by a parent, legal guardian, the child, or a medical professional
  
• Maplecrest Care Center
  LONG TERM CARE facility
• March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation http://www.marchofdimes.com/nebraska (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL film library materials, professional and public education
  
  RESEARCH and community grants
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for prenatal care and NICU family support
  
• Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital http://www.mlmh.org/ (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  HOME HEALTH care services
  
  HOSPICE care
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS
  
  EDUCATIONAL services
  
  REHABILITATIVE services
  
• Masonic - Eastern Star Home for Children http://www.meshc.org (external link)
  RESIDENTIAL group home for children
• 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
• Mediation Center,The http://www.themediationcenter.org (external link)
  DISPUTE RESOLUTION experts assist individuals and families in reaching mutually acceptable agreements to resolve conflict through the use of mediation. Cases most often mediated include parenting plans, divorce settlements, neighbor-to-neighbor disputes, landlord/tenant disputes, business and consumer matters, educational concerns, work-place disputes, Small Claims Court, etc. Also provide group/meeting facilitation and conflict resolution skills training.
• Memorial Community Health Inc. http://www.memorialcommunityhealth.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  IMMUNIZATION CLINIC first Thursday, 7:30 am-10:30 am by appointment only, $10 per child; adult immunizations by appointment with individual pricing
  
  HOSPICE CARE
  
  LIFELINE an emergency medical alert program
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS:
  Cancer Support Group meets first Tuesday of each month 7 pm,
  Presbyterian United Church of Christ at 930 K Street; call (402) 694-3591
  
  Diabetes Support Group meets the fourth Monday of each month 12:15 pm,
  Memorial Hospital Conference Room; call (402) 694-6007, ext. 215
  
  Prenatal Class meets the third Monday of each month 7 pm,
  Memorial Hospital Conference Room; call OB Supervisor at (402) 694-6007, ext. 223
  
  Sibling Class meets the second Monday of each month 7 pm,
  Memorial Hospital Conference Room; call (402) 694-6007, ext. 239
• Memorial Health Center http://www.memorialhealthcenter.org/ (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  NURSING HOME
  
  ASSISTED LIVING
  
  HOME HEALTH CARE nursing and aide services
  
  HOSPICE care
  
  MEALS ON WHEELS delivered weekdays, $3.50 per meal
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS include:
  Alcoholics Anonymous, Tue and Fri, 8 pm-9:30 pm, Room C
  Al-Anon, Mon 8 pm-9 pm, Room C
  Alzheimer's Support Group, last Tuesday of the month, 4 pm-5 pm, Room C
  Circle of Friends Cancer Support, third Thursday of the month, 6 pm-7:30 pm, Dorwart Cancer Center
  Healing and Growth Bereavement support, call 254-3273
• Menopause and Beyond Support Group
  INFORMATION and support for women experiencing peri-menopausal, menopausal, and/or post-menopausal symptoms
  
  Meetings are held at Christ United Methodist Church (4530 A St., Room 307). Call for meeting times
• Mental Health Association of Nebraska http://www.mha-ne.org (external link)
  ASSOCIATION with chapters located in communities throughout Nebraska
• Mentor Program,The
  MENTORING PROGRAM for elementary through high school students
  
  ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• Mercy Housing Midwest http://www.mercyhousing.org (external link)
  HOUSING, affordable, quality, service-enriched housing for individuals and families who are economically poor
• Merlin's Refuge http://www.merlinsrefuge.com (external link)
  ANIMAL PLACEMENT SERVICE. Animals available for adoption remain with the owner or in a foster home until an adoptive match is made. Those wishing to adopt an animal may visit the website to view photos or obtain the schedule for weekend visits at local Petco stores.

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• Merlin's Refuge http://www.merlinsrefuge.com (external link)
  ANIMAL PLACEMENT SERVICE. Animals available for adoption remain with the owner or in a foster home until an adoptive match is made. Those wishing to adopt an animal may visit the website to view photos or obtain the schedule for weekend visits at local Petco stores.
• Methodist Health System http://www.bestcare.org (external link)
  ACUTE care facility including emergency department
  
  PHYSICIAN Referral at 354-8888 or (800) 958-6498
  
  INPATIENT and Outpatient Medical Rehabilitation
  
  HOME HEALTH CARE 354-3200
  
  REHABILITATION CENTER 354-4400
  
  SLEEP CENTER 354-6305
  HOSPICE 354-3200
  
  CANCER CENTER (includes Gamma Knife and IMRT) 354-5844
  
  HARPER'S HOPE for Cancer Survivors 354-HOPE
  
  SANE/SART, Specialized Care for Sexual Assault Victims (354-4424) l
  
  55PLUS 354-7587
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for wide range of issues including cancer, diabetes, heart, family and
  parenting
  
  CLASSES for a fee:
  Expecting Twins, Triplets, or More...? - 354-5480
  Infant Feeding - 354-5480
  Prepared Childbirth - 354-5480
  Sibling Class - 354-5480
  Psychotherapy Group for Post-Bariatric Surgery - 354-1354 (may be covered by insurance)
  Psychotherapy Group for Eating Disorders - 354-1354 (may be covered by insurance)
  Life Shapes (weight loss) - 354-5662
  Quit Smart Smoking Cessation - 354-5237
  Look Good...Feel Better, free for women undergoing radiation or chemotherapy - 354-8888
  A Time to Heal, free for women who have completed treatment for breast cancer - 354-7259
  Surgical Options for the Treatment of Obesity, free - 354-8888
• Metropolitan Area Volunteer Guardian and Conservators http://www.metrovolguardian.us (external link)
  RECRUIT, train and match volunteers with elderly or disabled persons who can no longer make appropriate personal and financial decisions for themselves
  
  MONTHLY MEETINGS are held the first Monday of each month at 5:30 pm at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 1821 N 90 St, in the Library - East entrance
• Metropolitan Community College http://www.mccneb.edu (external link)
  COMMUNITY COLLEGE providing technical, vocational and academic education
  
  CONTINUING education
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
  
  ABE/General Educational Development (GED)
  
  WORKFORCE
• MICAH House http://www.themicahhouse.org (external link)
  EMERGENCY SHELTER for homeless one and two-parent families, couples, and single women
  
  SHELTER SERVICES include three balanced meals and two snacks daily; basic material needs such as clothes, hygiene items and baby items; laundry facilities; individualized guest-centered and guided progress and goal planning; Pottawattamie County Homeless Link provides outreach and advocacy for guests in a variety of areas including financial assistance, housing lists; counseling in the areas of crisis intervention, mental health, anger management, and chemical dependency treatment
  
  CAREER CLOSET open to the public
• Mid Nebraska Individual Services http://www.mnis.org (external link)
  VOCATIONAL training and job placement for developmentally disabled
  
  COMMUNITY Living Training
  
  IN-HOME support
  
  SHELTER workshops and integrated work environments
• Midland Area Agency on Aging http://www.midlandareaagencyonaging.org (external link)
  COMPREHENSIVE assessment done in the client's residence to identify client's needs and plan care
  
  CHOICES case management services helps to coordinate and manage care on behalf of the client; evaluate needs, resources, and family support to help decide what plan of care is best for the individual, and assist in organizing and overseeing the home care plan
  
  SENIOR CENTERS provide a variety of services including congregate and home delivered meals, social activities and educational programs.
  
  VOLUNTEERS provide telephone reassurance and Senior Companion programs
  
  HANDYMAN and homemaker services also available
• Midwest Child Care Association http://www.childcarene.org (external link)
  STATEWIDE LISTING with detailed profiling and rates of licensed child care providers
  
  USDA Child Care Food Program administration
  
  TRAINS child care personnel
  
  RECRUIT AND TRAIN child care providers to care for Offutt employees through a contract with the US Air Force
  
  CONDUCTS AND PUBLISHES RESEARCH on child care issues
• Midwest Covenant Home
  INDEPENDENT and assisted living care, and skilled and intermediate nursing care
  
  THERAPY, physical, occupational, and speech
  
  ADULT daycare
  
  RESPITE CARE
  
  DIETARY consultation
  
  TRANSPORTATION
  
  HOSPICE CARE
• MilkWorks http://www.milkworks.org (external link)
  BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT center offering individual consultations for mothers and babies having difficulty with breastfeeding; consultations provided by a pediatrician/breastfeeding medicine specialist and board certified lactation consultants by appointment 6 days a week
  
  PRENATAL breastfeeding classes offered monthly
  
  BREASTFEEDING supplies, including nursing bras and breast pumps available for purchase
  
  HOSPITAL grade breast pump and baby scale rentals (Medicaid accepted for pump rentals)
  
  FREE DROP-IN weight checks during open hours
  
  MOM'S GROUPS available Monday at 7 pm, Wednesday and Friday at 10 am (dads welcome on Wednesdays); no fee or registration required
  
  FOOD INTOLERANCE/Food Allergy Parent Support Group on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month from 5 pm-7 pm
  
  BEYOND BREAST introducing solids presentation offered monthly; $10 fee (waived for consultation clients)
  
  ADDITIONAL workshops and classes offered periodically on parenting topics including soothing techniques, nutrition, returning to work, and fitness; contact office information
  
  OUTREACH CLINICS: Lincoln Family Practice in collaboration with WIC two afternoons a week, and People's Health Center one afternoon a week (Spanish interpreter available)
• Millard Public Schools http://www.mpsomaha.org (external link)
  SCHOOL DISTRICT
  
  PARTNERS WITH PROVIDERS is a home visitation program to family childcare providers in specific neighborhoods within school district boundaries, targeting children ages 3-4 to improve kindergarten readiness
  
  FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, 14607 Echo Hills Dr, available to all families in the Millard Public Schools area; membership fee $30/yr or $15/half-year, sliding scale available
• Mills County Offices http://www.millscoia.us (external link)
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
  Assessor 527-4883
  County Attorney 527-5233
  Auditor 527-3146
  Clerk of Court 527-4880
  Emergency Management 527-3643
  Engineers 527-4873
  General Relief/Veterans Affairs 527-5621
  Board of Supervisors 527-4729
  Sheriff 527-4871
  Treasurer 527-4419
  Recorder 527-9315
• Mission For All Nations http://www.missionfan.com (external link)
  AGENCY providing services in Omaha, Bellevue, and Council Bluffs
  
• Montclair Nursing Center
• Montgomery County Family YMCA http://www.mcymca.com (external link)
  SPORTS PROGRAMS for youth and adults
  
  EXERCISE CLASSES - land and water fitness
  
  FACILITIES include pool, whirlpool, gymnasium, indoor tennis, racquetball, and weight room
  
  FAMILY events
  
  OLDER ADULT program
  
  FACILITY rentals
  
  SOCIAL and religious emphasis programs
  
  VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
• Montgomery County Offices
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
  Auditor 623-5127
  Assessor 623-4171
  Clerk of the District Court 623-4986
  Conservation 623-4753
  County Attorney 623-3011
  CPC Administrator 623-6541
  Emergency Management 623-5107
  Engineer 623-5197
  Environmental Specialist 623-4753
  General Assistance 623-3848
  Mental Health Coordinator 623-6541
  Recorder 623-4363
  Sheriff - Communications 623-5107
  Supervisors 623-5127
  Treasurer's Office 623-3292
  Veteran Affairs 623-3180
  Zoning 623-5197
• MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) of Auburn
  MONTHLY meeting for mothers of preschoolers to share concerns, explore creativity, receive instructions and build relationships
  
  CRAFT project, refreshments, guest speaker, discussion and free child care
• Morrill County Offices http://www.morrillcounty.ne.gov (external link)
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICES
• Mosaic http://www.mosaicinfo.org (external link)
  SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY for people with disabilities and their families
  
  RESIDENTIAL group homes
  
  VOCATIONAL training and employment
  
  RETIREMENT AGE programs
  
  HOST HOMES
  
  EARLY INTERVENTION
  
  SPEAKERS BUREAU
• Mother to Mother Ministry of Beatrice Area http://www.burwoodbooks.com (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUPS FOR MOTHERS:
  1st Tymes provides meetings during the lunch hour for first time mothers, 22 years and under, with their first child 13 months or younger. Meetings are held at Beatrice High School, Alternative High School and the First Presbyterian Church. A home health nurse will be present.
  
  Lunch Bunch provides a lunch and program the third Wednesday of each month during the school year at the Beatrice Mennonite Church, 12th & Summit Streets, Beatrice from 11:00am - 12:30pm. Child care is provided.
  
  Friendship Teams provide friendship groups of a least three women, two mature women who will mentor one low income mom of minor children. Volunteer mom's time commitment is about 5 hours per month for 12 months.
  
  Team Meetings - 2nd Tuesday evening of the month Sept - May at Nazarene Church - 16th & Sara Rd. 6:30pm - 8:30pm. Program and child care provided.
• Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)
  SUPPORT GROUP for mothers with young children

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• Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)
  SUPPORT GROUP for mothers with young children
• Mount Carmel Home http://www.mountcarmelhome.org (external link)
  LONG TERM CARE facility for elderly
  
  SUPPORT GROUP for Dementia and Alzheimer's second Tuesday of each month, 11:30 am,
  lunch provided
• Mourning Hope Grief Center http://www.mourninghope.org (external link)
  PPORT GROUP for children, teens, young adults and their families who have experienced a serious illness or death of someone significant in their lives
  
  GRIEF NETWORK for children, teens, and their families; minors must be accompanied to sessions by a caregiver
  
  INFORMATION and library resources (books, videos)
  
  GRIEF support training workshops
  
  COMMUNITY EDUCATION presentations on death and grief are provided to businesses and
  organizations
• Munroe - Meyer Institute http://www.unmc.edu/mmi/ (external link)
  DIAGNOSTIC, evaluation, therapy
  
  THERAPIES include speech, physical, occupational, behavioral and recreational
  
  PEDIATRICS, dentistry, nursing, psychology, social work, genetics, ADHD assessment
  
  MEDIA resource center
  
  EDUCATION, nutrition
  
  ADULT SERVICES for developmentally disabled
  
  GENETIC evaluation and counseling
  
  ADAPTIVE equipment
  
  MOTION analysis laboratory
  
  ANSWERS question about child development, behavior and emotional well-being for children of any age Mon 9 am-1 pm
  
  AUTISM spectrum disorders
  
  SEVERE behavior program
  
  FEEDING
• Muscular Dystrophy Association http://www.mdausa.org (external link)
  DIFFERENTIAL diagnosis, covers 43 different neuromuscular diseases
  
  DIAGNOSTIC and follow-up clinic
  
  THERAPY, physical, occupational and respiratory
  
  FLU SHOTS
  
  SUMMER CAMP for kids ages 6-21
  
  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE with the purchase of durable medical equipment (must meet income guidelines)
  
  MUTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS - Duchenne Parent's group and Western Nebraska support group - Call for times and locations
• Muslim Youth and Young Adult Organization
  PROMOTES entrepreneurial training and teaching youth how to become self sufficient in business
  
  EDUCATIONAL skills via mentoring and remedial support
  
  INFORMATION and referral
  
  COMMUNITY-BASED gardening projects
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
  
  PRISON GAP re-entry
  
  AS A KINIUN (African Martial Arts)
  Special women's classes (self defense)
  Meditation
  Kick fighting
  Tournament training
  Combat and weaponry
  
  NUTRITION classes/lectures
• Myrtue Medical Center http://www.myrtuemedical.org (external link)
  HOSPITAL
  
  DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE:
  Human Resources 755-4271
  Medical Clinic 755-5130
  Behavioral Health 755-5056 (see separate listing)
  Occupational Health 755-4288
  Public Health 755-4422 (see separate listing)
  Home Health/Hospice 755-4308
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS related to Fibromyalgia, diabetes, stroke, cancer, and Better Breathers
• NAF Multicultural Human Development Corporation http://www.nafmhdc.org (external link)
  SUPPORTIVE SERVICES (gas and food) to migrant workers
  
  EMPLOYMENT TRAINING assistance, job referrals and counseling
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  ABE/GED Vocational Training classes
  
  ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE classes
  
  SPANISH TRANSLATION, fee to private individual
  
  IMMIGRATION BENEFIT APPLICATION assistance referrals to other services; services are provided to clients enrolled in the National Farm Workers Job Program
• NAMI Iowa http://www.nami.org (external link)
  STATE OFFICE for local NAMI support groups
• NAMI Nebraska http://www.nami.org/sites/ne (external link)
  Nebraska's Voice on mental illness
  
  PROVIDES support, education, and advocacy to and for anyone whose life has been touched by a
  mental illness
  
  HELPLINE for consumers, family members, friends and professionals for information related to
  mental illnesses
  
  NAMI Connection is a recovery support group program for adults living with mental illness; groups
  starting in communities throughout the country
  
  FAMILY TO FAMILY class is a free educational program for family members and friends that offers
  information, support and an opportunity to share
  
  VISIONS FOR TOMORROW a free education course for caregivers of children with brain
  disorders.
  
  NAMI Nebraska offers, through affiliates, state wide support groups; meetings are held in Broken
  Bow, Columbus, Fremont, Hastings, Kearney, Lincoln, Norfolk, North Platte, Omaha, and Sidney
  
• Narcotics Anonymous
  SUPPORT GROUP information
  
  ADDICTION treatment
• National Alopecia Areata Foundation http://www.naaf.org (external link)
  RESEARCH to find a cure or acceptable treatment for alopecia areata
  
  SUPPORTS those with the disease, support groups, networks and penpal information available by contacting agency
  
  EDUCATES the public about alopecia areata
• National Association of Anorexia Nervosa http://www.anad.org (external link)
  EDUCATION, information and advocacy for eating disorders.
  
  HELP LINE by telephone or email
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS through out the country
  
  THERAPIST and clinic referrals
  
  
  
• National CASA http://www.nationalcasa.org (external link)
  VOLUNTEERS are appointed by the judge to advocate for abused and neglected children in court.
  
  TRAINING for volunteers include courtroom procedures, social sciences, the juvenile justice system and the special needs of abused and neglected children.
• National Fragile X Foundation http://www.fragilex.org (external link)
  INFORMATION on Fragile X Syndrome
  
  SUPPORT GROUP listings for families affected by and individuals that work with those affected by Fragile X Syndrome
• National Hemophilia Foundation-Nebraska Chapter http://www.nebraskanhf.org (external link)
  EDUCATION, SUPPORT, AND REFERRALS for persons with hemophilia, von Willebrand disease and other bleeding disorders, their families and the public
  
  NEWSLETTER sent quarterly
  
  SUPPORT GROUP
  
  CAMPING program for children with bleeding disorders and their siblings
  
  ANNUAL statewide educational conference
  
  FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE as scholarships for students attending college or trade schools
  
  CAMP scholarships
  
  PROMOTION of legislative programs for persons impacted by hemophilia and other bleeding disorders
  
  SPEAKERS bureau
  
  LIST of treatment centers in the U.S.
• National Multiple Sclerosis Society http://www.nationalmssociety.org (external link)
  MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS information, education and advocacy
  
  LOCAL contacts for services
• National Osteoporosis Foundation http://www.nof.org (external link)
  VOLUNTERY HEALTH ORGANIZATION dedicated to promoting lifelong bone health in order to reduce the widespread prevalence of osteoporosis and associated fractures, while working to find a cure for the disease through programs of research, education, and advocacy
• National Reye's Syndrome Foundation http://www.reyessyndrome.org (external link)
  INFORMATION on the symptoms and treatment of Reye's Syndrome, referrals to support groups in the caller's area, and emotional support and guidance to families experiencing the trauma of Reye's Syndrome
• National Safety Council Greater Omaha Chapter http://www.safenebraska.org (external link)
  EDUCATIONAL CLASSES for youth and adults dealing with issues of community and workplace safety
  
  STEP FORWARD - MAKING APPROPRIATE DECISIONS deals with juveniles beginning to get into trouble with schools, family, and community
  
  MINOR IN POSSESSION (MIP) deals with juvenile alcohol and substance abuse
  
  ANGER MANAGEMENT classes for adults and juveniles
  
  CHILD SAFETY SEATS available to those with proof of low income status; appointment must be made by calling 896-0454 ext 423; donation requested
  
  CHILD SAFETY SEAT INSPECTIONS available by appointment only; donation requested
  
  DEFENSIVE DRIVING classes for adults and juveniles
  
  DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED (DUI) classes
  
  MAKING APPROPRIATE DECISIONS, an adult life reality program
  
  HAND GUN SAFETY training classes
  
  FIRST AID/CPR
  
  OCCUPATIONAL safety and health programs
  
  COMMUNITY SAFETY programs
  
  FIRST- Fall Intervention Reaching Seniors Together
• Nebraska AIDS Project http://www.nap.org (external link)
  HIV TESTING:
  Thu-Fri 5 pm-9 pm and last Sat of each month 11 am-3 pm
  Wed by appointment only
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL for Nebraska and Southwest Iowa
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for people with HIV/AIDS, family members and significant others
  
  PRACTICAL SUPPORT (transportation, homemaker services, etc.) for persons with HIV/AIDS
  
  EDUCATIONAL PAMPHLETS AND BROCHURES
  
  VOLUNTEER SUPPORT for persons with AIDS
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT - on call
  
  WELLNESS CENTER for HIV+ individuals (meals, complimentary therapies, etc.)
  
  EMERGENCY FUNDS to assist eligible people with portions of medical or dental expenses, and emergency services, i.e. rent, utilities)
  
  EL PROGRAMMA DEL SIDA Latino outreach and counseling/testing services
  
  COUNSELING SERVICES
  
  HOPWA (Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS)
  
  NEBRASKA AIDS Education and Training Center in collaboration with UNMC
  
  MENTAL HEALTH and substance abuse recovery
  
  CLASSES of all types, including scrapbooking and budgeting

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• Nebraska AIDS Project http://www.nap.org (external link)
  HIV TESTING:
  Thu-Fri 5 pm-9 pm and last Sat of each month 11 am-3 pm
  Wed by appointment only
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL for Nebraska and Southwest Iowa
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS for people with HIV/AIDS, family members and significant others
  
  PRACTICAL SUPPORT (transportation, homemaker services, etc.) for persons with HIV/AIDS
  
  EDUCATIONAL PAMPHLETS AND BROCHURES
  
  VOLUNTEER SUPPORT for persons with AIDS
  
  CASE MANAGEMENT - on call
  
  WELLNESS CENTER for HIV+ individuals (meals, complimentary therapies, etc.)
  
  EMERGENCY FUNDS to assist eligible people with portions of medical or dental expenses, and emergency services, i.e. rent, utilities)
  
  EL PROGRAMMA DEL SIDA Latino outreach and counseling/testing services
  
  COUNSELING SERVICES
  
  HOPWA (Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS)
  
  NEBRASKA AIDS Education and Training Center in collaboration with UNMC
  
  MENTAL HEALTH and substance abuse recovery
  
  CLASSES of all types, including scrapbooking and budgeting
• Nebraska Boys Ranch http://www.nebraskaboysranch.com (external link)
  GROUP HOME licensed by Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services
  
  SERVICES provided to residents include individual and family counseling, on-campus transitional education, public school staff to monitor residents in off-campus school, GED preparation, PALS and preparation for independent living, 'real life' work program, money management training, and recreational activities in public setting and on-campus
• Nebraska Children's Home Society http://www.nchs.org (external link)
  UNPLANNED PREGNANCY, education, and support for parenting and adoption plans
  
  ADOPTION SERVICES and support
  
  TEMPORARY FOSTER HOME program, primarily for medically fragile children
  
  CHILD CARE program (at West Omaha location) focused on teaching age-appropriate academic, social, and life skills with an emphasis placed on teaching children positive behavioral skills; the program is for children ages 12 months to 8 years old
  
  PROVIDE NEWBORN CARE homes for baby as a safe haven
• Nebraska Christian Services http://www.ncs.swestcc.org (external link)
  FREE COUNSELING to pregnant women
  
  ADOPTION agency
  
• Nebraska City Public Schools Foundation Inc - Kids Club
  BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL care for children who attend Nebraska City Public Schools, grades K - 5.
• Nebraska Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired http://www.ncbvi.ne.gov (external link)
  VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION and job service
  
  ORIENTATION and adjustment center
  
  CONSULTANTS for people who have blind infants and children
  
  TRAINING in cane travel & independent living skills for school age children
  
  HOME TRAINING
• Nebraska Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing http://www.ncdhh.ne.gov (external link)
  REFERRAL for hearing loss issues and programs available
  
  SIGN LANGUAGE interpreter referral service
  
  ADVOCACY for deaf and hard of hearing individuals and assist in Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) issues to secure such services
  
  EQUIPMENT LOAN programs (amplified phones, TTY phone equipment, amplified headsets and two hearing aid banks)
  
  TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT demonstrations
  
  MAINTAIN AN INVENTORY of services available to meet the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing and assist them in securing these services
  
  MAINTAIN A STATEWIDE LIST of interpreters and promote the training of interpreters
  
  CONDUCT A VOLUNTARY CENSUS of deaf and hard of hearing persons in Nebraska and compile a registry
  
  PROMOTE AWARENESS and understanding of the rights of persons with a hearing loss
  
  PROVIDE RECONDITIONED HEARING AIDS to persons who need these instruments and meet the age and financial guidelines
  
  EXPAND PROGRAMS AND SERVICES available to deaf and hard of hearing persons throughout the state
  
  IMPLEMENT NEW PROGRAMS through collaboration with consumer groups, the governor, legislature, organizations, institutions, and agencies
  
  BROADEN THE COLLECTION and dissemination of information on hearing loss and deafness
  
  OFFICE LOCATIONS in Lincoln, Omaha, North Platte, and Scottsbluff
• Nebraska Department of Agriculture http://www.agr.state.ne.us (external link)
  ALL STATE AGRICULTURAL programs
• Nebraska Department of Education http://www.nde.state.ne.us (external link)
  ALL EDUCATION SERVICES for the state of Nebraska, including disability determination, early childhood education, adult education, and vocational rehabilitation
• 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 Labor http://www.nebraskaworkforce.com (external link)
  CUSTOMIZED RECRUITMENT and referral
  
  JOB TRAINING resources
  
  WORKFORCE Investment training
  
  ON-THE-JOB training
  
  VOCATIONAL training
  
  LAYOFF ASSISTANCE
  
  LABOR MARKET information
  
  PRE-EMPLOYMENT and proficiency testing
  
  WAGE DATA
  
  UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE access
  
  AUDIO/VISUAL RESOURCE library
  
  WORKPLACE SAFETY and labor law information
  
  JOB LINK ON-LINE for posting job opportunities and searching a resume database
  
  JOB SEARCH and placement assistance
  
  CAREER GUIDANCE
  
  COST REIMBURSABLE services include customized assessment, background checks, use of facilities, outsourcing, typing tests and specialized recruitment for professional positions
• Nebraska Family Support Network
  ADVOCACY and mentoring organization for families of children, 0 - 19 years, with psychiatric and/or behavioral disorders.
  
  INFORMATION, support and referral for families of children with mental illness, severe behavioral problems or wards of the state.
  
  TOLL free access line for parents and professionals
  
  REFERRALS, resources and linkages with support groups, service providers and other families
  
  NEWSLETTER
  
  EDUCATION and training
  
  SCHOOL advocacy for Individual Education Plans (IEP) in special education and other school issues
• Nebraska Foster and Adoptive Parent Association http://www.nfapa.org (external link)
  INFORMATION AND SUPPORT to current and prospective foster and adoptive families, including mentoring, support groups, educational conferences and training, and community referrals
• Nebraska Future Business Leaders of America http://www.nebraskafbla.org (external link)
  CAREER education student organization that provides leadership training and helps prepare students for careers in business and business-related occupations
  
  COORDINATES fall leadership and state leadership conferences
  
  CONDUCTS state officer training
  
  DEVELOPS resources
  
  PROVIDES membership information
• Nebraska Humane Society http://www.nehumanesociety.org (external link)
  ANIMAL WELFARE including cruelty, abandonment investigations
  
  ANIMAL CONTROL, such as pick up of loose animals, dead animals, dog bites, rabies tracking
  
  LOST AND FOUND reunites pet owner with lost pets when possible Reclaim hours are M-F Noon-7pm, Saturday 10-4, Sun Noon-4pm
  
  ADOPTION SERVICES Closed Monday, Tue-Fri 12 noon-7 pm, Sat 10 am-4 pm, Sun 12 noon-4 pm
  
  LICENSES FOR CATS AND DOGS
  
  HUMANE EDUCATION through literature, films, speakers
  
  TRAINING CLASSES for dogs and puppies, Manners and More
  
  DAY CARE for dogs, Bone Jour Dog Day Care
  
  PROJECT P.E.T.S. (Pet Enhanced Therapy for Seniors) places suitable pets as residents in long-term care facilities
  
  PROJECT PET SAFE provides temporary placement of pets of domestic violence victims
  
  ANIMEALS OFFERS delivery of free pet food to low income seniors
  
  RAINBOW BRIDGE pet cremation services
  
  RETAIL SHOP for pet supplies
  
  PROJECT HEART (Helping At-Risk Teens) temporarily houses dogs who need obedience training at the Nebraska Youth Correctional facility; youth offenders work with the dogs and learn responsibility and compassion
• Nebraska Justice Center http://www.connectfremont.org/COMSER/mediation.htm (external link)
  MEDIATION services for all types of situations
  
  FAMILY mediation for family and juvenile matters, divorce and post divorce matters, parenting act plans
  
  BUSINESS mediation for employer/employee, intra-organizational conflict, business and consumer matters
  
  COMMUNITY mediation for cross-cultural disputes, landlord/tenant disputes, neighbor and community disputes,
  
  SCHOOL mediation for school, parent, student, peer, and special education matters
  
  COURT mediation for small claims court disputes or other civil matters
• Nebraska Kidney Association http://www.kidneyne.org (external link)
  INFORMATION and referral
  
  PUBLIC INFORMATION and education concerning kidney and urologic diseases and organ and tissue donation, including an educational program for students in grades 3-6, 'Kidneys and Health Education Program'
  
  RESEARCH
  
  PROFESSIONAL education
  
  PATIENT services
  
  KEDS Kidney Early Detection Screening for those at risk
• Nebraska Lutheran Outdoor Ministries http://www.nlom.org (external link)
  CAMP opportunities year round
  
  Camp for youth and adults with developmental disabilities
  
  JAY NOVICKI Camp offers day and overnight camp experiences during non-summer months for adults with physical and developmental disabilities
  
  CONFERENCE and retreat center available year round
• Nebraska Medical Center,The http://www.nebraskamed.com (external link)
  ACUTE HEALTH CARE FACILITY
  
  
  
   
• Nebraska Parental Information and Resource Center http://www.NebraskaPIRC.org (external link)
  INFORMATION AND RESOURCES for parents of children ranging from birth through 12th grade; technical assistance to schools to strengthen parent involvement
• Nebraska Polio Survivors Association
  SUPPORT GROUP
  
  OTHER SERVICES include information, newsletter, advocacy, conferences, and speakers

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• Nebraska Polio Survivors Association
  SUPPORT GROUP
  
  OTHER SERVICES include information, newsletter, advocacy, conferences, and speakers
• Nebraska Relay Service http://www.hamiltonrelay.com (external link)
  TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION between people who are unable to hear or speak and those who can hear
  
  VIDEO RELAY and internet relay available via websites: www.hiprelay.com - internet and www.hipvrs.com - video
• Nebraska Safety Council, Inc. http://www.nesafetycouncil.org (external link)
  PROMOTES safety and health education through training, products and services; focuses on safety on our roads, in our workplaces and in our homes/communities; a chapter of the National Safety Council
  
  ADULT BEHIND-THE-WHEEL DRIVING provides training to adults who want to learn how to drive a motor vehicle
  
  ADULT DRIVER MANUAL PREP COURSE provides classroom training to assist adults in preparing to take the written exam at the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles
  
  DRIVING SERVICES - ADD (Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving) focuses on changing the behavior of problem drivers by offering education about the consequences of offensive driving, collisions and moving violations
  
  DEFENSIVE DRIVING provides education about traffic death and injury prevention, as well as safe driving issues including airbags, antilock braking systems, safety belts, child restraints, and substance abuse
  
  STOP (Safety Training Option Program) traffic Diversion program for minor traffic citations; students complete an 8-hour defensive driving course and the minor traffic citation is dismissed; can only take STOP once every three years
  
  TEEN DRIVER EDUCATION PROGRAM, certified by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles, for youth who want to learn how to drive a motor vehicle and obtain the POP (Provisional Operators License); the program provides 22 hours of classroom instruction and 5 1/2 hours hands-on behind the wheel training
  
  WORKPLACE SERVICES:
  FIRST AID/CPR/AED offered monthly; on-site classes are also available for organizations; first aid certificates good for three years, and CPR/AED certificates are good for two years
  
  WORKPLACE SAFETY TRAINING offers safety and health training for safety professionals, managers, supervisors and employees; types of programs include compliance courses for OSHA, EPA and D.O.T., safety committees, accident/incident investigation, safety inspections, first aid/CPR/AED training, bloodborne pathogens training and many more; provides consulting services for organizations such as industrial hygiene services, walk-through inspections, and development of written safety programs
• Nebraska SIDS Foundation
  COUNSELING
  
  PEER SUPPORT, where families can be put in touch with other families whose child has died of SIDS for support and information for grieving individuals and families
  
  MATERIALS such as pamphlets, brochures, and other resources about SIDS and grief are available to anyone who has experienced a SIDS death
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS are forming across the state, call for information
  
  SPEAKER'S BUREAU to address groups interested in learning more about SIDS
• Nebraska State Historical Society http://www.nebraskahistory.org (external link)
• Nebraska State Stroke Association http://www.strikeoutstroke.org (external link)
  PREVENTION EDUCATION, including newsletters, library, and resources
  
  PEER VISITATION program is offered for stroke patients and their caregivers in the Omaha and Lincoln areas
  
  SUPPORT GROUPS:
  Communication group for speech-affected individuals in the Omaha/Metro area
  
  Stroke support group in Lincoln for stroke survivors and their families/caregivers
  
• Nebraska Urban Indian Medical Center http://www.nuihc.com (external link)
  GENERAL HEALTH CARE to persons who are insured or uninsured, regardless of a person's race, religion, income status or age
  
  HIV/AIDS education, counseling and testing
  
  DIABETES testing and education
  
  CONTRACEPTION
  
  CHILD BIRTH and parent education
  
  CANCER INFORMATION for breast and cervical cancer
  
  PHYSICAL examinations
  
  PODIATRY
  
  PEDIATRIC CARE
  
  MENTAL HEALTH counseling
  
  PRESUMPTIVE Medicaid
  
  TUBERCULOSIS testing
  
  TRANSPORTATION may be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance of an appointment for a sliding fee scale
  
  DRUG and alcohol evaluations
  
  
• Neighbor to Neighbor
  VOLUNTEERS help people stay independent and in their own home as long as possible and lead a quality life
  
  INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORTATION for those who are ambulatory
  
  TELEPHONE reassurance
  
  LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
  
  IN HOME light meal preparation
  
  SNOW REMOVAL
  
  LIFELINE
  
  RESPITE CARE to relieve caregivers during the day for a few hours
  
  CALL FOR INFORMATION regarding other services that may be needed
• Nemaha County Hospital http://nchnet.org (external link)
  CRITICAL CARE access hospital
  
  EMERGENCY room
  
  AMBULANCE
  
  HOME HEALTH aids and home nursing
  
  CARDIAC rehabilitation
  
  OCCUPATIONAL, physical, and speech therapy
  
  DIABETES information/education
  
  SLEEP studies
  
  RESPITE care
  
  LIFELINE
  
  55 PLUS
  
  INTERVENT PROGRAM work with a mentor, or work on your own with our Internet self-study program to reduce your risk for disease
  
  MAMMOGRAMS, MRI
  
  SPECIALTY CLINICS
• Nemaha County Lifeline
  HOME-BASED emergency response system to assist elderly and disabled Nemaha County residents incase of health problems, injury or an emergency; a unit connected to the telephone with a personal help button connects the subscriber to a nurse at the Nemaha County Hospital over an intercom
• New Cassel Retirement Center http://www.newcassel.org (external link)
  RETIREMENT HOME for the elderly
  
  ASSISTED LIVING services
  
  SOCIAL and recreational programs
  
  RELIGIOUS SERVICES, weekly non-denominational and daily mass
  
  EDUCATIONAL, craft classes, wellness activities, exercise classes, fitness room and computer classes
  
  TRANSPORTATION to doctor appointments
  
  STAFF PERSON on emergency call 24 hours a day
  
  ADULT DAY CENTER Medicaid and Title XX certified
  
  HEALTH CLINIC, RN staffed
• New Visions/MOHMS Place http://www.mohmsplace.org (external link)
  HOT MEALS served Mon-Sun 5 pm-6:30 pm, 12 noon on special holidays Breakfast from 9:00 until 12:00
  
  48 Bed men's overnight shelter
  
  26 Bed transitional living program (18 -24) month program.
  
  TRANSPORTATION to Omaha shelters at 4:10 pm provided by Homeless Link
  
  LEGAL AID representatives provide information and help with evictions and SSI appeals on Tuesday evenings; service provided to Iowa residents of low income only
  
  HEALTH CLINIC Mon 4 pm-6:30 pm, Visiting Nurse Association; Mon 4 pm-6:30 pm; distributes basic hygiene items, such as diapers, shampoo, toothpaste; provides health education, HIV testing, blood pressure checks, and general care
  
  WATER DISTRIBUTED during hot months, daytime hours
  
  CLOTHING when available or referrals given
  
  DAY PROGRAM Mon-Fri 10 am-4 pm
  
  POTTAWATTAMIE COUNTY OFFICE on site, call 309-0016 to see a social worker
• Nicotine Anonymous http://www.nicotine-anonymous.org (external link)
  12 STEP fellowship of men and women helping each other live nicotine-free lives; groups welcome all those seeking freedom from nicotine addiction, including those using cessation programs and nicotine withdrawal aids
• Nishna Productions, Inc. http://www.nishna.org (external link)
  SUPPORT SERVICES for people with disabilities so that they may become independent, integrated members of the community
  
  RESIDENTIAL SERVICES include Traditional Group Homes, Community Support Program, Supported Community Living Services
  
  TRADITIONAL GROUP HOME offers training in self-help skills, household management and leisure-time skills; these programs integrate people into the community in the least restrictive environment; all individuals are encouraged to have an outside activity; group home sites are in Red Oak, Malvern, and Shenandoah
  
  COMMUNITY SUPPORT PROGRAM teaches independent living skills to persons living in their own apartment or home. Individuals receive additional support services as needed such as transportation, personal shopping, meal planning, socialization, self-help skills, household management skills and money management
  
  SUPPORTED COMMUNITY LIVING PROGRAM provides up to 24 hours of support to assist individuals with their daily needs
  
  RESPITE CARE PROGRAM provides short-term relief in the absence of the family or caregiver, such as a vacation or a night out
  
  COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT program provides assistance in securing and maintaining a job in the community; services include work evaluation, work adjustment, job coaching, job development and community based vocational assessment
  
  WORK ACTIVITY CENTERS in Red Oak and Shenandoah provide opportunities for people with disabilities to gain useful vocational training while earning a wage
  
  DAY HABILITATION services
• Northeast Family Center http://www.NFCLincoln.org (external link)
  EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION:
  EARLY LEARNING CENTER, a state licensed, full-time childcare program with academic and enrichment approach for ages 6wk-12yr. Title XX accepted and scholarship assistance available. Monthly family nights and no charge monthly Parents as Teachers visits are included. Renee, 471-9030, Renee@NFCLincoln.org
  
  PRESCHOOL offers a state licensed, part-time academic based preschool program for children 3-5. Title XX accepted and scholarship assistance available. Morning and afternoon classes in 2, 3, and 5 day options. Nancy, 471-3708, Nancy@NFCLincoln.org
  
  YOUTH DEVELOPMENT:
  ADHD TUTORING & FAMILY SUPPORT, one-on-one tutoring offered weekly for elementary students with ADHD; once monthly family support group offered as part of program with family meal. Kodi, (402) 471-1047, Kodi@NFCLincon.org
  
  BROWNELL COMMUNITY LEARNING CENTER offers before and after school care and enrichment clubs as well as family nights and family support programs for families at Brownell Elementary School; full-time summer programs open to all students in Lincoln and surrounding communities; Title XX accepted and scholarship assistance available. Kodi, (402) 471-1047, Kodi@NFCLincoln.org
  
  ACADEMY OF ROCK music enrichment program for youth in grades K-12 focusing on music appreciation and application, playing in a band and more; beginner to advanced classes, evenings/weekends and full-time summer programs; scholarship assistance available. Jason, 471-1828, Jason@NFCLincoln.org
  
  FAMILY SUPPORT:
  FOOD DISTRIBUTION offers weekly distribution of perishable and non-perishable food to low-income families on Tuesdays from 4 pm-6 pm at the Havelock United Methodist Church; offered at the same time/location as Food Net and families are encouraged to participate in both programs. Northeast Family Center, 471-3700
  
  STRENGTHENING FAMILIES PROGRAM is a nationally and internationally recognized parenting and family strengthening program; SFP aims to significantly reduce problem behaviors, delinquency, and alcohol and drug abuse in children and to improve social competencies and school performance; class meets weekly with trained facilitators offering parent, child and family group times; family meal provided. Tonya, (402) 471-3700, Tonya@NFCLincoln.org
  
  PARENTS AS TEACHERS parent education program provides in-home visits with a certified Parent Educator once per month; ensures that parents gain the knowledge about child development necessary to help their children grow optimally during these critical early years, and that children gain the early childhood education necessary for school-readiness. Ramona, 471-9026, Ramona@NFCLincoln.org
• Northeast Nebraska Area Agency on Aging http://www.nenaaa.com (external link)
  SENIOR CARE OPTIONS provides a nursing facility pre-admission screening to ensure Medicaid applicants in need of nursing facility care receive information on alternative choices appropriate to their level of care and assistance in finding and setting up the services needed
  
  CARE MANAGEMENT provides a health, social,and functional assessment and helps plan for needed services; coordination of in-home services; on-going monitoring and follow-up; long term care facility information
  
  IN-HOME SERVICES, including grocery shopping, cleaning, laundry, transportation, respite, lawn care, snow removal, and personal care
  
  EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM or Lifeline may be available for persons who can benefit from the security of the system.
  
  NUTRITION COUNSELING provides individual counseling to those at nutritional risk because of their physical health, diagnosis, medication, family finances, or family status change
  
  CONGREGATE MEALS are provided to a qualified individual. The meal must meet 1/3 of the daily recommended dietary needs of adults 60 and over including the requirements of the Older Americans Act and state and local laws.
  
  HOME-DELIVERED MEALS are provided to frail, homebound by reason of illness, disability or isolation. The meals must meet 1/3 of the daily recommended dietary needs of adults 60 years and over and the requirements of the Older Americans Act and state and local laws.
  
  OMBUDSMAN advocates for the rights of residents of long term care facilities through empowerment, problem-solving, and conflict resolution
  
  LEGAL ASSISTANCE on an individual basis, and educational programs at senior centers
  
  AGED AND DISABLED MEDICAID WAIVER allows Medicaid dollars to be used for specific services for those with long term care needs; must be 65 or older, Medicaid eligible, with needs which would require nursing facility care and can by safely served at home at a cost not more than nursing facility care; services may include housekeeping, grocery shopping, respite, transportation, lifeline, and assisted living
  
  HEALTH CLINIC services provided by a licensed health care professional designed to identify, prevent or treat physical or mental health problems
  
  SUPPORTIVE services is a broad provision of health, social, educational services including recreational, general information, public information and publication.
  
  OUTREACH identifies potential clients and encourages their use of existing services
  
  INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE provides information on available services, links individuals to the services and provides adequate follow-up procedures
  
  TRANSPORTATION and ASSISTED TRANSPORTATION may be available to transport from one location to another
  
  SHIIP Senior Health Insurance Information Program provides insurance information and counseling to older Nebraskans and person with disabilities regarding Medicaid, Medicare, and health insurance, including the Medicare Prescription Drug Plans; toll free hotline, public education, and educational literature also available - 800-234-7117
  
  FAMILY CAREGIVER SUPPORT for those caring for an aging adult or grandparents caring for a minor child; provides information, assistance, training, support group, respite care, and supplemental services
• Northeast Nebraska Juvenile Services, Inc. http://www.megavision.net/nnjsc/ (external link)
  SHORT-TERM NON-SECURE PLACEMENT program for juveniles involved in status offenses, abuse and/or neglect, uncontrollable, and minor law offenses
  
  SHORT-TERM SECURE PLACEMENT for juveniles involved in arrests of criminal offenses, probation/parole violations, and by court order
• Northeast Panhandle Substance Abuse Center
  SOCIAL SETTING DETOX center, 3 to 5 day program
  
  PRE-TREATMENT PROGRAM available for those who do not have a sober environment to live in
  
  OUTPATIENT SUPPORT and services are available
  
  ALCOHOL/DRUG residential program
  
  AFTER CARE
  
  DUI CLASSES
  
  AA MEETINGS 8:00pm, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
  
  NA MEETINGS 6:00pm, Sunday
• Northwest Community Action Partnership http://www.ncap.info (external link)
  COMMUNITY ACTION agency administrative office
• NOVA Therapeutic Community Inc http://www.novatc.org (external link)
  RESIDENTIAL SERVICES for adolescents and adults, both males and females
  
  DAY TREATMENT for adolescents, 4 hours per day after school
  
  DRUG AND ALCOHOL TREATMENT for pregnant women and infants
  
  AGENCY BASED foster care
  
  TREATMENT foster care
  
  EMERGENCY foster care
  
  OUTPATIENT TREATMENT for adolescents
  
  OUTPATIENT THERAPY for adolescents and their families
• Nurses on Call http://www.yournursesoncall.com (external link)
  NURSES ON CALL provide home health care services, including skilled nursing (RN/LPN), home health aides, homemaker services, and respite care. Infusion therapy, chemo therapy, and companion program are available.

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• Nurses on Call http://www.yournursesoncall.com (external link)
  NURSES ON CALL provide home health care services, including skilled nursing (RN/LPN), home health aides, homemaker services, and respite care. Infusion therapy, chemo therapy, and companion program are available.
• O'Brien-Straatmann Funeral Home http://www.osafh.com (external link)
  FUNERAL HOME
  
  BEREAVEMENT support group
• Oak Grove Rehab and Health Care Center
• Oasis Counseling International http://www.ocinternational.org (external link)
  COUNSELING SERVICES for individuals and families, including play therapy for children
  
  FAMILY SUPPORT services
  
  SEX OFFENDER counseling
  
  PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS
  
  DRUG AND ALCOHOL EVALUATIONS
  
  DRUG AND ALCOHOL intensive outpatient programs for adults and adolescents
  
  MENTORING PROGRAM
• Odyssey Healthcare, Inc http://www.odyssey-healthcare.com (external link)
• Offutt AFB Family Advocacy Program http://www.airforcefap.org (external link)
  DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROGRAM offers assessment and treatment
  
  PREVENTION and SUPPORT SERVICES:
  1) Prevention Services include: New Parent Support Program that provides prenatal and postnatal assistance, education, in home visits by a community health nurse for parents of children 0-3 years of age
  2) Marriage and family counseling
  3) Classes: Anger Management, PREP (couple relationship skills training), Dads 101, Parent University (April)
  
  OUTREACH to the community: training and briefings on intimate partner violence and child abuse awareness and prevention; needs assessments; collaboration with off-base agencies; referral resource
  
• Offutt AFB Youth Center http://www.offutt55fss.com (external link)
  RECREATION, indoor and outdoor
  
  GYM, lounge, kitchen, classroom, and game room
• Ollie Webb Center, Inc. http://www.olliewebbinc.org (external link)
  UMBRELLA AGENCY for Career Solutions and The Arc of Omaha
• Omaha Children's Museum
• 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
• Omaha Community Playhouse http://www.omahaplayhouse.org (external link)
  ACTING CLASSES for adults and children of all ages, plus adult dance and voice classes; summer camps and academies for youth ages 4-18
• Omaha District Parole Office
• Omaha Earned Income Tax Credit Coalition
  EITC COALITION helps to coordinate the VITA program for the IRS in Omaha by offering volunteer recruitment and training, staffing the sites, and developing financial services available to he low to moderate income Omahans who use the VITA sites. The coalitions training program is comprehensive and all inclusive.
• Omaha Habitat Restore
  HABITAT RESTORE is a home improvement discount outlet. It sells new and used building and home supplies to the public at significant discounts of 50%-70% off retail. The ReStore has a three-fold mission including help build more Habitat homes, help the environment by recycling and reusing saleable building materials, and to help homeowners by providing affordable products to help maintain their homes.
  
  
• Omaha Hearing School Early Education Center http://www.oraldeafed.org/schools.omaha (external link)
  PARENT-INFANT sessions
  
  PRESCHOOL classes
  
  KINDERGARTEN level classes
  
  INDIVIDUAL TUTORING on an hourly basis
  
  CHILDREN taught to speak and listen
  
  NEIGHBORHOOD PRESCHOOL is a private preschool for hearing children provides mainstream opportunities for hearing - impaired children
  
  OUTREACH SERVICES to central and eastern Nebraska
  
  HEALTHY HEARING TESTING for schools in the area
• Omaha HELP http://www.yoshi2me.com (external link)
  ONLINE SUPPORT GROUP for anyone affected by Herpes
• Omaha Home for Boys http://www.omahahomeforboys.org (external link)
  BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION services for boys ages 10 to 18 through the Residential Care Program; basic disciplinary, living, and behavioral skills are taught while boys live in a cottage setting with married House Parents and attend public school
  
  INDEPENDENT LIVING is also offered for young adults ages 17-21 who have 'aged out' of the Home or other community care programs; teaches young adults basic life skills to help them live self-sufficient lives (see separate listing)
  
  BILINGUAL, in-home, and after care services are available when needed
• Omaha Housing Authority http://www.ohauthority.org (external link)
  PUBLIC HOUSING APPLICATIONS accepted Tue and Thu 10 am-5 pm; call 444-3057 at the Gateway Building for information
  
  SECTION 8 PROGRAM - watch newspaper or call to find out when applications will be accepted.
  
  RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM is a transitional program for the homeless or persons with disabilities with an agency referral
  
  MOD REHAB call 444-4200 to see if any openings in the MOD program
  
  HOUSING SEARCH - free on-line service to list and find rental housing in Nebraska is at www.housing.ne.gov
  
  SUBSIDIZED HOUSING information is available at www.HUD.gov and then enter state information; look under Quick Links, Subsidized Apartment search or come to 3005 Emmet St for a list of subsidized properties
• Omaha Marathon http://www.omahamarathon.com (external link)
• Omaha Nursing Home
  NURSING HOME
• Omaha Opportunities Industrialization Center - OOIC http://www.oicofamerica.org (external link)
  CAREER TRAINING in Certified Nursing Assistant and Medical Office Skills
  
  BASIC COMPUTER skills training
  
  JOB counseling and placement assistance
  
  GED preparation
  
  ADULT DAY CARE for seniors and persons with disabilities
  
  SUNSHINE ACADEMY child care

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• Omaha Opportunities Industrialization Center - OOIC http://www.oicofamerica.org (external link)
  CAREER TRAINING in Certified Nursing Assistant and Medical Office Skills
  
  BASIC COMPUTER skills training
  
  JOB counseling and placement assistance
  
  GED preparation
  
  ADULT DAY CARE for seniors and persons with disabilities
  
  SUNSHINE ACADEMY child care
• Omaha Parents of Multiples Club http://www.omahaparentsofmultiples.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for parents of multiple children
  
  EXCEPTIONS to monthly meetings are May, June, July and December when special events are held in place of meetings
  
  MONTHLY newsletter
• Omaha Performing Arts Society
• Omaha Police Department http://www.opd.ci.omaha.ne.us (external link)
  NORTHEAST Precinct - 4316 North 30th Street - 444-3367
  
  SOUTHEAST Precinct - 2475 Deer Park Boulevard - 444-7743
  
  NORTHWEST Precinct - 10245 Wiesman Drive - 444-7555
  
  SOUTHWEST Precinct - 11073 I Street - 444-7928
  
  COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTERS is located at 10245 Wiesman Drive - 444-5772.
  
  LIBRARY of materials on crime prevention, tape library, Speaker Bureau, monthly newsletter, and can direct you to resources that can help in solving most neighborhood issues
  
  NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH GROU, connect you with your Neighborhood Association, help you log suspected drug and gang activity on your block, and help resolve neighborhood problems
  
  PHONE NUMBERS AND INFORMATION on code enforcement issues such as abandoned cars, weeds, and litter
  
  COORDINATE THE PRECINCT ADVISORY COUNCILS (PACS) which serve as vehicles for community members to work on various problems with city government
• Omaha Public Library - W. Dale Clark http://www.omahalibrary.org (external link)
  FULL SERVICE LENDING LIBRARY, reference, children's, videos, music cassettes/CDs, books on tape and CD, DVDs, online databases, e-books
  
  GENEALOGY Collection
  
  CHILDREN'S, young adult, and adult programming
  
  INTERNET access
  
  COMPUTER labs
  
  FREE COMPUTER CLASSES for youth, teens, and adults on MS Office software programs, internet surfing, internet job searching, and other classes; call or see website for details
• Omaha Public Schools http://www.ops.org (external link)
  GENERAL ELEMENTARY and secondary education, ages 4-21 years
  
  PRESCHOOL for children with disabilities, ages 0-5 years
  
  VOCATIONAL and adult education, ages 16 years and older
  
  CONTINUING EDUCATION for adults, ages 16 years and older
  
  OCCUPATIONAL placement
  
  HOMEBOUND EDUCATION
  
  ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNER (ELL) opportunities in grades K-12
  
  SAFE, SECURE, AND DISCIPLINED Schools (SSDS) program provide resources to students, staff, and community to ensure a safe, nurturing learning environment
• Omaha Street School http://www.omahastreetschool.org (external link)
• Omaha Symphony http://www.omahasymphony.org (external link)
• Omaha Theater Company
• Omaha Volunteer Braille Services
  TRANSCRIBE PRINT MATERIALS into braille, except music
  
  SCHOOLS, BUSINESSES OR AGENCIES charged enough to cover expenses, no charge for individuals
• Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo http://www.omahazoo.com (external link)
  INFORMATION on animals
  
  GUIDED TOURS for school groups
  
  IMAX
  
  TRAIN RIDES, tram rides, carousel
  
  VOLUNTEER opportunities
• Omaha/Douglas County Victim Assistance Unit http://www.co.douglas.ne.us/dept/attorney/vw.htm (external link)
  ASSIST VICTIMS in preparing restitution claims and Victim Impact Statements
  
  ACCOMPANY VICTIMS to contest hearings, misdemeanor court, preliminary hearings, court if they have been called as a witness and/or the trial in felony cases
  
  ASSIST VICTIMS WITH PROTECTION orders or warrants
  
  ASSIST ELDERLY VICTIMS of crime with services appropriate to their special needs
  
  ACT AS LIAISON and referral agency to special counseling facilities and community service agencies for victims and witnesses
  
  TRANSPORTATION assistance to victims and witnesses to and from court
  
  NOTIFICATION, if requested, to friends, relatives, and employer of a victim
  
  KEEP VICTIMS AND WITNESSES apprised of the status of a particular case and accompany victims and witnesses during court proceedings
  
  VINE NEBRASKA a computer-based service that provides victims with information and notification. Available 24 hours, 7days
  
  LIAISON between victims and police personnel
  
  EXPEDITE PROPERTY return
  
  CELL PHONE PROJECT uses cell phones for domestic and special circumstance victims. Cell phones dial 911 only
• OMNI Behavioral Health http://www.omnibehavioralhealth.com (external link)
  OUTPATIENT THERAPY for youth and adults, individuals and families
  
  EATING DISORDERS PROGRAM includes outpatient therapy, nutrition therapy, day program, and support groups
  
  IN-HOME COUNSELING for families regarding behavior management, CPS involvement, etc.
• OneWorld Community Health Centers http://www.oneworldomaha.org (external link)
  HEALTH CARE for all ages, including obstetrical, pediatrics, geriatrics, general medical care, women's health, reproductive health, prenatal, obstetrics and gynecology, podiatry, and radiology/ultrasound
  
  PHARMACY
  
  BLOOD TESTING for lead
  
  STD testing and treatment
  
  HIV testing and counseling
  
  TUBERCULOSIS prevention and case management
  
  EYE CLINIC offering optometry and ophthalmology
  
  IMMUNIZATIONS
  
  SCREENING AND TREATMENT for cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cholesterol, and depression
  
  DENTAL CARE
  
  QUICK SICK clinic
  
  ROUTINE SERVICES such as pap smears, school physicals, prenatal visits, well baby exams, physicals and other routine healthcare procedures; follow-up visits for patients with diabetes, elevated blood lead levels, hypertension, behavioral health concerns and other on-going health problems are also routine activities at the clinic.
  
  BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
  
  SOCIAL WORKERS
  
  HEALTH EDUCATION integrated into each patient's visit; nutrition, disease prevention and management are taught to patients individually and in groups; educational follow-up, care coordination, management and peer education, including care for sexually transmitted diseases, latent tuberculosis, high lead levels, prenatal care and care for chronic diseases: asthma, diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and depression
  
  MEDICAID ENROLLMENT provides assistance in applying for Medicaid; to qualify for Medicaid, a person must be a citizen or legal resident of the United States and meet income guidelines; unborn children are also eligible for Medicaid
  
  SPECIALIST REFERRALS for services not available at the clinic are made for all patients; appointments for patients without insurance and/or limited income are made through Hope Medical Outreach Coalition volunteer physicians and facilities
• Open Door Mission http://www.opendoormission.org (external link)
  EMERGENCY SHELTER for men
  
  LYDIA HOUSE emergency shelter for women and families
  
  SHUTTLE SERVICES to Bus Line Downtown 5 am-9 pm
  
  DAY SERVICES available to clients and walk-ins with showers, laundry, meals, resource case management, computer lab, etc.
  
  RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION provides short-term care for men
  
  COUNSELING
  
  NEW LIFE RECOVERY PROGRAM provides long-term care for men, women and children and families with life-altering addictions
  
  AFTERCARE PROGRAM follows graduates for 18 months with resources
  
  MEALS including breakfast, lunch, and dinner for clients or walk-ins
  
  COMMUNITY SERVICES and Outreach Center including King's Kloset Program-clothing, housewares, and surplus food available Monday-Thursday at 10:30am, walk-in or appointment; call for more information. Furniture and appliance program, call for an appointment
  
  ACCEPTS DONATIONS such as vehicles, and gently used furniture, clothing, household items, etc; call 829-1517 for pickup arrangements for large items
  
  OUTREACH EVENTS including Eggstra Special Egg Hunt (Easter story, craft, egg hunt, food box to go); Back to School Bash (see below); Great Thanksgiving Banquet (holiday meal and turkey and fixin' box to go); and Operation Santa (toys for children ages 0-18 years)
  
  BACK TO SCHOOL BASH is an event where youth in grades K-12 receive a new backpack and school supplies; must apply by August 8; applications can be picked up Mon-Fri 8:30 am-5 pm
• Open Harvest http://www.openharvest.coop (external link)
  GROCERY COOPERATIVE for natural foods; contains a bakery, deli, organic produce, and vitamins/supplements, and is wheelchair accessible
  
  FREE HOME BOUND delivery services on Thursdays for senior citizens and persons with disabilities residing within the Lincoln city limits
  
  NUTRITIONAL information
  
  COOKING CLASSES each spring
• Opera Omaha http://www.operaomaha.org (external link)
• Ostomy Association - Lincoln (Support & Visiting Progra http://www.uoaa.org/ (external link)
  PROVIDES SUPPORT by helping patients gain an active life after surgery
  
  OSTOMIES are a surgically formed artificial opening which serves as the exit site for connections which the surgeon has made from the bowel or intestine to the outside of the body
• Otoe County Respite and Companion Faith In Action
  TRANSPORTATION to appointments, shopping, etc.
  
  IN-HOME SERVICES including light housekeeping chores, light cooking, help with mail
  
  RESPITE CARE during the day for one who is homebound while their caregiver needs a few hours away from their duties
• Overcomers In Christ http://www.overcomersinchrist.org (external link)
  BIBLE BASED CHRIST-CENTERED SUPPORT GROUPS for individuals and families with life controlling problems
  
  MEETINGS are held in a number of locations throughout Omaha, Council Bluffs and elsewhere
• Overeaters Anonymous World Service Office http://www.oa.org (external link)
  12-STEP program for compulsive overeaters
  

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• Overeaters Anonymous World Service Office http://www.oa.org (external link)
  12-STEP program for compulsive overeaters
  
• Pacific Pals, Inc. http://www.pacificpals.com (external link)
  CREATING WITH PALS program provides art education projects for approximately 30 middle school students in conjunction with Joslyn Art Museum (registration form online)
  
  CREATIVE EXPRESSION offers 75 elementary students dance, acting, and creative writing skills classes through the Omaha Theater Company School of Dance
  
  TICKETS for youth to attend athletic and cultural performances
  
  SUMMER DAY CAMP for 50-60 middle school students in Lincoln and Omaha public schools; pairs student-athletes with local youth for four hours per day in a four week session at no cost
• Panhandle Humane Society http://www.panhandlehumansociety.org (external link)
  ANIMAL SHELTER and adoption, euthanasia, and private cremations
  
  EDUCATIONAL programs
• Panhandle Independent Living Services
  ASSISTS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES in finding resources to become independent and a self-advocate
  
  CROSS-DISABILITY support groups
  
  LENDING LIBRARY
  
  EQUIPMENT LOAN closet
• Panhandle Mental Health Center http://www.pmhc.net (external link)
  MENTAL HEALTH and substance abuse services for Region I
• Panic and Anxiety Support
  SUPPORT GROUP from those suffering from panic and anxiety
• Papillion Manor
• Parent to Parent Network http://www.parent-parent.org (external link)
  PARENT SUPPOT GROUPS for parents of special needs children (developmental disabilities, behavioral/emotional disorders, or physical challenges)
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  EDUCATIONAL materials and quarterly newsletter
  
  TRAINED ADVOCATES can attend meetings with parents, such as court hearings and IEPs
• Parent-Child Center http://www.dawsoncountyne.net/pcc/index.html (external link)
  EMERGENCY Shelter
  
  SAFETY Planning
  
  LEGAL ADVOCACY
  
  CRIMINAL JUSTICE Support
  
  MEDICAL ADVOCACY
  
  INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
  
  PROTECTION ORDER Assistance
  
  EMERGENCY Financial Aid
  
  EMERGENCY Transportation
  
  SUPPORT GROUP
  
  EDUCATION and Information
  
  VINE INFORMATION and Assistance
  
  EMOTIONAL SUPPORT during rape exams and police interviews
• Parents of Suicides Together (POST)
  SUPPORT GROUP for those who have suffered a loss of a child to suicide, all family members welcome
  
  SIBLING GROUP for surviving sibling (call for meeting times)
  
  LADIES' LUNCH on the last Saturday of each month
• Parents Without Partners http://www.parentswithoutpartners.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for single parents, including male or female, custodial or non custodial, separated, divorced, widowed, or never-married persons
• Park Place Adult Day Care
  ADULT DAY CARE and recreational therapy
• Parsons House
• Pathfinder Support Services, Inc
  MENTAL HEALTH counseling and treatment
  
  SUBSTANCE ABUSE counseling and treatment, relapse prevention, chemical education classes in English and Spanish, community treatment aide, adult and adolescent intensive outpatient program, Spanish outpatient program
  
  FAMILY SUPPORT work and visitation supervision
• Pender Care Centre
  NURSING HOME
  
  ASSISTED LIVING
  
  HOSPICE
  
  HOME HEALTH
  
  MEALS ON WHEELS
  
  REHABILITATION SERVICES
  
  RESPITE
  
  TRANSPORTATION
  
  ADULT DAY CARE
• People United For Families http://www.peopleunitedforfamilies.org (external link)
  AFTER SCHOOL clubs and homework assistance for middle school students from 3:30 pm-5:30 pm each day school is in session at Nebraska City Middle School and 3:30 pm-5 pm Mondays through Thursdays at Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca Middle School
  
  JUVENILE DIVERSION provides an alternative to receiving a misdemeanor judgment or juvenile record for first-time offenders, 17 years and under; misdemeanor offenses are approved and referred by the Otoe County Attorney; fee is $100 per student - scholarships are available for low-income families; the juvenile offender and parent/guardian must complete an intake interview, assessment, and attend a six-week Juvenile Diversion Course (Wed 6:30 pm-9 pm)
  
  SAFE HOME PARENTS NETWORK - Member parents sign agreement to provide a safe environment for youth to gather where no alcohol, tobacco, drugs, or violence will be allowed; those who join the network receive contact information for other families in the network so they can communicate
  
  STUDY BUDDIES TUTORING PROGRAM - Teachers in from Nebraska City, Nemaha Valley, and Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca schools refer students in grades 1-5 to be matched with a trained high school or older volunteer for one hour per week to work on reading or math skills. Students must have a signed application/permission form from parent or guardian. Volunteers must complete application, tutor training, personal references, and a background check. Cost is $5.00 per semester. Scholarships and waivers available. Meeting times/places: Syracuse Senior Center - Mondays at 3:45; Otoe County Bank in Nebraska City - Tuesdays at 5:30 or 6:30; Talmage Public Library - Wednesdays at 4:30. Bennett Elementary School as arranged by teacher.
  
  TEAMMATES MENTORING PROGRAM - Otoe County youth, grades 3-12, enrolled in Nebraska City Public Schools, Nebraska City Lourdes, NCECBVI, Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca (7-12), or Palmyra-Bennett (7-12) schools who would benefit from another positive adult role model are matched with an adult mentor to meet one hour per week at school or an approved community location to share a variety of activities. Volunteers must complete reference and background checks, attend training, and commit to mentoring a young person for at least one year.
  
  YOUTH AS RESOURCES (YAR) is a community-based program that provides small project grants to young people to design and carry out service projects within their community; this is a youth led program where youth decide on concerns they would like to address within their community through a project; start dates and meeting times are determined based on interested number of volunteers; youth throughout Otoe County are eligible to apply
• People's City Mission http://www.peoplescitymission.org (external link)
  CHRISTIAN MINISTRY which provides shelter, food, clothing, counseling, and other emergency services to low-income families and individuals
• PFLAG (Parents/Families/Friends of Lesbians and Gays)- http://pflag.ineb.org/ (external link)
  OPEN CONFIDENTIAL SUPPORT GROUPS for adults, teens, families and friends, including gay, lesbians, bi-sexual, transgender and straight spouses
  
  EDUCATION and literature
  
  ADVOCACY
  
  NEWSLETTER
  
  LIBRARY
  
  SPEAKERS
  
  MONTHLY programs
• PFLAG - Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays http://www.pflag-omaha.org (external link)
  SUPPORT GROUP for parents, families, friends of gays, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender persons - meetings second Thursday of the month 7 pm-9 pm at First United Methodist Church, 7020 Cass St, in Mead Hall (west end of building)
  
  PROUD HORIZONS for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and heterosexual youth every Saturday between 4 pm-6 pm at First United Methodist Church, 7020 Cass St, in Mead Hall (west end).
  
  EDUCATION for the public; call 333-7064 for speaker/panel presentations
  
  ADVOCACY to end discrimination and to secure equal civil rights
  
  TELEPHONE help line
• PFLAG - Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays http://www.pflag.org (external link)
  SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY group for parents, families, friends of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals and Transgender persons, and LGBT persons themselves
• Phelps Memorial Health Center http://www.phelpsmemorial.com (external link)
  HOSPITAL services
  
  DIABETES education
  
  DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP meets 7:00pm, third Monday of the month (except December)
  
  IMMUNIZATION CLINIC 2:00pm-4:00pm, fourth Thursday (except November), PMHC Lower Level Community Room; for children ages 2 months to 18 years
  
  ADVANCE DIRECTIVE information
  
  VOICECARE emergency alert system
  

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• Phelps Memorial Health Center http://www.phelpsmemorial.com (external link)
  HOSPITAL services
  
  DIABETES education
  
  DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP meets 7:00pm, third Monday of the month (except December)
  
  IMMUNIZATION CLINIC 2:00pm-4:00pm, fourth Thursday (except November), PMHC Lower Level Community Room; for children ages 2 months to 18 years
  
  ADVANCE DIRECTIVE information
  
  VOICECARE emergency alert system
  
• Phelps/Kearney/Harlan County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) http://www.casaquadcounty.org (external link)
  RECRUITS, screens, trains and supports volunteers (Court Appointed Special Advocates) who are assigned by a juvenile court judge to advocate for a child, who is under the jurisdiction of the court due to abuse or neglect
  
  SERVES AS the child's voice in court
• Platte County Offices http://www.plattecounty.net (external link)
  COUNTY GOVERNMENT offices
  
  SHERIFF law enforcement agency
• Platte Valley Literacy Association
  ADULT TUTORING provides one-on-one tutoring in basic reading, writing and math computation for adults as well as provide tutoring in other basic life skills (i.e. driver's license preparation, spelling etc.)
  
  OTHER CLASSES offered as needed (i.e. computers, citizenship)
  
  FAMILY LITERACY is for adults enrolled in Adult Basic Education (CCC) who have children ages 4 - 11 are eligible to participate in LiBEARy Family School; both parent and child are encouraged to 'Be Enthusiastic About Reading'
• Plattsmouth Community School District http://www.plattsmouthschools.org (external link)
  GENERAL ELEMENTARY and secondary education, ages 4-21
  
  HEAD START, ages 0-5
  
  GED / Basic Adult education, ages 16 - up
  
  TRANSPORTATION for special education students only
  
  OCCUPATIONAL placement
  
  EDUCATIONAL materials
  
  HOMEBOUND education
  
  PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY handicapped education
  
  STUDENT PERSONNEL services
  
  COORDINATING STUDENT personnel assistants
  
  COORDINATING psychologists
  
  GUIDANCE service
  
  EARLY INTEVENTION Program
• Plattsmouth Public Library http://plattsmouthlibrary.dyndns.org (external link)
  INTERNET access
  
  DELIVER BOOKS to senior centers
  
  PURCHASES BOOKS for patrons at reduced prices
  
  TAX information
  
  FAX, COPY, AND LAMINATING services
  
  ONLINE catalog<