Health Region #6

Ways to Work Program provides to residents of Douglas, Sarpy and Washington counties, short-term, low-interest loans to working families with challenged credit histories.

Provides Choice Food Pantry; Fresh Start Job Placement Program, the Center provides employment placement assistance for graduates of the program; Case management and referrals to other resources; Client Volunteer Program; Holidays and Special Events throughout the year to better meet the needs of clients; Free legal advice on civil matters related to family law, employment and landlord-tenant disputes.

Heartland Hope Mission Pantry provides food assistance, clothing, hygiene items, employment resources, assistance applying for SNAP, community referrals and prayer. Job Paths program works to help clients overcome barriers to employment, job search, assistance with application process, training or education opportunities.

Provides short term emergency assistance for partial rental payment and utility bills, energy efficiency from weatherization, clothing assistance and case management.

Provides assistance with food, clothing, household goods, furniture and appliances; Wheels 4 Hope Program.

Provides Family Services (Douglas & Sarpy County); Intensive family preservation; Family support; Pathways to Permanency; Parenting Time; Intensive Monitoring; Crisis Response Initiative; Probation Services (Omaha area, WA County & E. Saunders County): Intensive Family Preservation, Family Support, Therapy Services.

Provides assistance with food and clothing, Hours: Mon, Wed & Fri 11:00am-2:45pm.

Food Pantry; Thrift store; Clothing and furniture vouchers.

Provides food pantry and personal care items.

Provides temporary emergency assistance with housing, utilities and transportation needs to avoid homelessness.

Provides utility and rent assistance, food bank, clothing closet and thrift store.

Provides food pantry assistance, clothing assistance; household items, utility assistance, fire victim's assistance and referral services.

Provides emergency food, baby items, household items, appliances, clothing, linens, furniture and personal care items.

Provides assistance with obtaining ID and birth certificates, free bus passes to get to work, Choice Food Pantry. The Horizons Program provides outreach, case management and assistance obtaining benefits, third party payments to landlords, utility companies, moving companies and licensed child care providers to retain or obtain permanent, sustainable housing.

Provides affordable healthcare: chronic disease management, health screening, reproductive health services, homeless health centers, maternal child health, pediatrics, wellness; Dental Clinic; Pharmacy: Assistance applying for health care through the Marketplace, NE Medicaid, SNAP benefits, energy and rental assistance. Accepts private insurance, Medicaid, Checks, Cash, Visa/MC, Sliding fee discount program (contact facility for eligibility).

Provides affordable healthcare: chronic disease management, health screening, reproductive health services, homeless health centers, maternal child health, pediatrics, wellness; Dental Clinic; Pharmacy: Assistance applying for health care through the Marketplace, NE Medicaid, SNAP benefits, energy and rental assistance. Accepts private insurance, Medicaid, Checks, Cash, Visa/MC, Sliding fee discount program (contact facility for eligibility).

Provides free basic medical care on a walk-in basis; Basic diabetes and blood pressure screenings; Flu shots, Hours: Wed & Fri 9:00am-11:30am.

Provides free dental care to clients at the Heart Ministry Center, services focus on pain alleviation through teeth extractions and cavity fillings (by appointment only).

Provides low cost health care services: adult physical exams, treatment of chronic health conditions and illnesses, health education, pregnancy testing and family planning, well woman exams, specialized follow-up care for victims of sexual assault, STD and HIV testing, treatment and risk counseling, Screening and treatment of latent TB, smoking cessation. ($25 copay) Private of other insurance may apply.

Provides culturally and linguistically appropriate primary health care for Native Americans and others within service area; Prescription assistance; Dental Referrals, Limited Laboratory, Diabetes Education; School Physicals; Case management; STD/HIV testing. Accepts most insurance plans including; Medicaid, Medicare and Kids Connection.

Provides assistance with prescription medications.

Provides to residents that meet program qualifications: emergency financial assistance, Food pantry; Specialized Transportation service (402-293-3138), Holiday Assistance Program, Information and referral services

Provides Family Development Services: community response; emergency rent and utility assistance, and senior enrichment activities and support. Food and Nutrition Services: Commodity Supplemental Food Program, Bellevue food pantry and community garden.

Provides emergency food, baby items, household items, appliances, clothing, linens and personal care items; Wheels 4 Hope Program.

Provides basic needs funding to assist individuals at risk of homelessness with one-time payment of rent or utilities; hygiene items, emergency food, Life skills.

Food Pantry and Thrift Store.

Provides Community Health: primary medical care, pediatrics, minority health, substance abuse prevention; Dental care; Pharmacy; Transportation to appointments; Family Health: WIC, Early Development Network, breastfeeding support; Emergency Preparedness; Disease Surveillance: immunizations, infection control, West Nile Virus, Environmental Health; Behavioral health.

Provides Immunization Program; Healthy Families Program; Early Development Network.

Provides veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness access to community-based services to promote permanent housing, health and mental health care, career development and access to VA and non-VA benefits.

Provides employment services: employment connection, job coaching, WorkSource program; In-home and in-community recovery support services; Homeless services: outreach and assistance locating and obtaining housing.

Provides individual and family support services; Employment assistance with locating jobs, completing applications and resumes, on-site job coaching and interviewing skills; Ticket to Work Program; Teen employment services.

Provides residents of Douglas County who meet program guidelines assistance with rental arrears, mortgage payment arrears, utility assistance, clothing and non-food items; Local transportation in certain circumstances; Cremation assistance.

Provides emergency food and shelter through the NE Homeless Assistance Program; Temporary financial assistance with partial one month past due utilities or one month past due rent; Weatherization Program; Tax preparation for low income individuals/families and senior citizens.

Provides Mobile Pantry distributes food to communities that have a high need but limited food resources; SNAP Outreach, School Back Pack Program

Provides residents of Douglas County who meet program guidelines assistance with rental arrears, mortgage payment arrears, utility assistance, clothing and non-food items.

Provides rental housing and Section 8 Housing Choice vouchers for disabled, elderly and families with low income. Family Self Sufficiency Program; Crown Program: a credit to own program where the participant rents a home during an established period while developing home ownership skills and building an escrow to use for purchasing a home at the end of the participation period;

SSVF provides case management, rent and utility deposits, rent and utility assistance, emergency supplies, transportation, small care repairs, gas vouchers, moving costs and emergency housing assistance to very low-income single veterans and veterans with families who are at risk of homelessness or are literally homeless.

Nebraska Homeless Assistance Program: provides homeless prevention emergency funding, emergency shelter/motel vouchers; deposit and rent assistance, emergency food.

Provides Financial Education Program: fundamentals of personal finances through monthly workshops, one-on-one financial counseling and Individual Development Accounts. Tenant Services Program: Rental Counseling; Homeless Prevention, Tenant Education, Smart Change and resources for tenant/landlord responsibilities and evictions. Family Support Program: Financial assistance, advocacy, housing and financial counseling.

Provides rapid rehousing services to residents of Douglas and Sarpy County: temporary housing relocation and stabilization services and financial assistance for one to twelve months to individuals and families who are literally homeless; Homeless Street Outreach and Heartland Housing Navigation; Ways to Work Program provides to residents of Douglas, Sarpy and Washington counties, short-term, low-interest loans to working families with challenged credit histories.

Provides low-income housing open to the native community; down payment assistance; a tenant home ownership program; home ownership home improvement assistance; residential opportunity for self-sufficiency program. (NPHA owns and operates housing units in Omaha, Bellevue, Lincoln, Norfolk, Battle Creek, Columbus and Niobrara, NE).

Provides affordable long term rentals for families in an affordable, supportive, sober living community.

Provides rent and utility assistance. ID required; Hours: Tues & Thur. 9am-12pm.

Provides temporary emergency assistance with housing, utilities and transportation needs to avoid homelessness.

Provides short term financial assistance for rent, utilities and deposits to individuals and families enrolled in the Horizons Program to avoid or end homelessness. The Horizons Programs provides eligible households with outreach, case management, and assistance obtaining benefits. Together provides time limited payments to landlords, utility companies, moving companies and licensed child care provides to help households stay ion or acquire permanent housing.

Provides to Sarpy County residents who meet program qualifications: financial assistance with rent and utilities, emergency food and non-food vouchers.

Provides housing assistance to low income elderly, disabled and families through the management of low rent public housing and Section 8 Housing Choice vouchers.

Provides housing assistance to low income elderly, disabled and families through the management of low rent public housing and Section 8 Housing Choice vouchers.

Provides Family Development Services: community response; emergency rent and utility assistance, and senior enrichment activities and support. Food and Nutrition Services: Commodity Supplemental Food Program, Bellevue food pantry and community garden.

Provides housing assistance to low income elderly, disabled and families through the management of low rent public housing and Section 8 Housing Choice vouchers.

Provides housing assistance to low income elderly, disabled and families through the management of low rent public housing and Section 8 Housing Choice vouchers.

Provides basic needs funding to assist individuals at risk of homelessness with one-time payment of rent or utilities, emergency food

SSVF provides qualified Veterans with case management, rent/utility deposits, rent/utility assistance, emergency supplies, transportation, small care repairs, gas vouchers, moving costs and emergency housing assistance to very low-income single veterans and families at risk of homelessness or literally homeless.

Provides housing assistance to individuals and families who are literally homeless or facing eviction and meet income guidelines; security deposits, rental assistance, utility deposits, utility payments, budgeting, advocacy and referral.

Provides veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness access to community-based services to promote permanent housing, health and mental health care, career development and access to VA and non-VA benefits.

Provides intensive outpatient and regular outpatient substance use and mental health treatment; Individual, group, family and couples counseling; Drug or alcohol screening; Integrated primary care services; Comprehensive substance use and mental health assessment; Peer support; Vocational Rehabilitation; Homeless Services; Telehealth services.

Provides Individual and group counseling for Veterans, Service Members, and their families; Military Sexual Trauma Therapy; Family counseling for military related issues; Bereavement counseling; Outreach and education; Communities resources and referrals; Employment assessment and referral; VA Video Connect services.

Provides veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness access to community-based services to promote permanent housing, health and mental health care, career development and access to VA and non-VA benefits.

Individual mental health and substance abuse therapy; EMDR Therapy for mental health and substance abuse; Couples therapy, Substance abuse and co-occurring evaluations; Biopsychosocial assessments.

Provides individual, family and couples counseling.

Provides regular outpatient substance use treatment; Comprehensive mental health assessment; Mental disorders and substance use screening; Individual, group, family and couples counseling. Substance use education. Specially designed program for DUI/DWI clients.

Provides Regular outpatient substance use treatment; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessments; Mental disorders and substance use screening; Individual, family and couples counseling. Substance use education.

Provides individual, family, marriage and workplace conflict counseling.

At Ease USA (AEU) is a local non-profit that provides access to confidential trauma treatment for active-duty military, veterans, their loved ones, and frontline healthcare workers. AEU connects clients to a mental health therapist/peer support worker within the AEU preferred provider network; and supports services regardless of client's ability to pay or military discharge status. Our therapists are able to provide services in person or via telehealth. At Ease USA has peer support groups available in Omaha which individuals can also access virtually.

Provides outpatient substance abuse treatment; Substance use evaluations; Substance use education classes; Individual and family counseling.

Provides outpatient mental health and substance use treatment; Intensive outpatient Program and Level 1 Therapy; Drug and alcohol dependency evaluations; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessment; Individual, family and group therapy; Substance use education; Crisis response.

Provides Co-occurring substance use disorder evaluations, treatment and recovery services; Mental health counseling and treatment; Registered provider with the State of NE, Problem Solving Courts; Domestic violence counseling.

Provides outpatient mental health treatment; Court-ordered outpatient treatment; Family psychoeducation.

Provides individual, couples and family counseling for mental health and addiction. Christian counseling.

Provides day and residential rehabilitation, Family education; Homeless services; Peer crisis diversion.

Provides outpatient psychiatric evaluation; Mental health assessment; Medication management; Individual therapy; Substance abuse treatment.

Provides outpatient mental health treatment; Case management; Integrated primary care services; Family psychoeducation; Court-ordered outpatient treatment; Crisis intervention team.

Provides substance abuse and mental health treatment; Intensive outpatient and regular outpatient treatment; Medication management; Substance abuse and mental health evaluations; Chemical education classes, Suboxone Program

Provides outpatient mental health treatment; Intensive outpatient and regular outpatient substance use treatment; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessment; Mental disorders and substance use screening; Individual, group, family and couples counseling; Substance use education; Psychosocial rehabilitation services; Court-ordered outpatient treatment; Crisis intervention team.

Provides regular outpatient substance use treatment; Mental health services; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessment; Mental disorders and substance use screening; Individual, family and couples counseling; Substance use education.

Provides psychological evaluations; Individual and group therapy; Substance abuse care; Domestic violence intervention; Marriage counseling, etc.

Provides outpatient mental health treatment.

Provides primary care services; Outpatient mental health treatment; Integrated primary care services; Telehealth services.

Provides substance use treatment and evaluation; Problem gambling treatment and evaluation; Hardship assessment; Individual, couples and family counseling.

Provides individual, couples and group therapy; Transformative support group,

Provides substance abuse treatment; Mental health counseling; Individual and family counseling.

Provides regular outpatient substance use treatment; Mental health treatment; Aftercare; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessment; Drug or alcohol screening; Individual, group, family and couples counseling; Substance use education, Integrated primary care services.

Provides mental health and substance abuse evaluation and treatment; Counseling and support groups.

Provides individual, couples and family therapy; Pre-treatment assessments.

Provides outpatient mental health treatment; Intensive Outpatient and Level 1 Outpatient substance disorder treatment; Medication management; Substance use disorder evaluations; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessment; Community support; Crisis response, Targeted adult service coordination (TASC) Substance use education; Individual, family and group therapy; Veteran services: Buddy Check, Veterans Court Diversion Mentoring; Peer Support

Provides outpatient mental health treatment; Family psychoeducation; Integrated primary care services; Telehealth services.

Provides secure residential mental health services for medication stabilization; Step Down from acute inpatient hospital admission.

Provides acute inpatient mental health treatment; Psychiatric emergency walk-in services; Individual and group therapy; Case management; Family psychoeducation.

Acute inpatient hospitalization; Medication management; Emergency walk-in services; Integrated primary care; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessments; Drug or alcohol screening; Individual, group, family and couples counseling; Substance use education; Case management; Recovery coach; Peer support; Transportation assistance; Homeless services; Vocational rehabilitation.

Provides acute inpatient men and psychiatric intensive care health treatment; Crisis intervention team; Psychiatric emergency walk-in services; Assertive community treatment; Case management; Family psychoeducation; Integrated primary care services.

Provides acute inpatient mental health treatment; Psychiatric emergency walk-in services; Outpatient mental health services; Medication management; Day Treatment Program; Mental Health Jail Diversion Program; Support groups: NAMI Connections on Wednesday from 3:00pm-4:30pm and Family Support Group on Thursday from 6:00pm-7:00pm.

Provides Civil Protective Custody detox (involuntary) up to 24 hours; Social detox (voluntary) up to 5 days, with the possibility of an extension if waiting for admission into substance use treatment; Substance use education; Relapse prevention; Group counseling; Assistance obtaining substance use treatment.

Provides short term residential substance use and mental health treatment; Medication management; Emergency walk-in services; Integrated primary care; Comprehensive mental health and substance use assessments; Drug or alcohol screening; Individual, group, family and couples counseling; Substance use education; Case management; Recovery coach; Peer support; Transportation assistance; Homeless services; Vocational rehabilitation.

Provides long term(9 to 18 months) residential dual diagnosis treatment; Individual, group and family therapy; Assistance obtaining social services; Peer support; Substance use education.

Provides short term (35 to 50 days) residential substance abuse treatment; Individual, group and family therapy; Assistance obtaining social services; Peer support; Substance use education;

Provides residential substance use treatment for pregnant women and women with young children; Chemical dependency and mental health services; Comprehensive, individualized assessment; Peer support; Parenting skills education, Child care services; Vocational training, Aftercare support; Independent housing assistance.

Provides residential substance use treatment for 60 to 90 days; although individualized treatment plan may indicate the need for longer; Substance use assessments; Individual, family and group counseling; Transportation assistance.

Provides alcohol and drug rehabilitation for men; Spiritual development; Work therapy; Individual and group therapy.

Provides long term (6 to 9 months) residential addiction recovery program based on the 12-Step Recovery Model Program; Chemical dependency assessments; Individual and therapy; Assistance obtaining social services; Case management; Job training; Housing assistance; Transportation assistance; Peer support; Step Down transition to lower level care; Aftercare Programming.

Provides long-term (6 months to 2 years) and short term (30 to 45 days) residential substance use treatment for low-income and homeless individuals.