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Offers a free and confidential crisis line for veterans. Can also help with local suicide prevention coordinators, who can connect veterans to ongoing counseling and services in their area.

Offers to educate businesses, the public, and legislature about issues important to people with disabilities. Staff aim to empower people with disabilities to assess their needs, identify potential risks, establish their own goals, evaluate available resources, and develop and implement a strategy to take control of their lives.

Offers library services to the city of Fontanelle and surrounding areas. There is a large collection of books, videos, and audiobooks. Public computers and internet access may be available, as well as programs for children and adults.

Provides a free community-based program that takes place after school. The focus is on social-emotional skill development, enrichment, and reading to elementary students in Springfield Public Schools – District 186.

Provides a food pantry which clients may visit weekly.

Offers recovery home and halfway house options for sober living that help teens, young adults, and adults ease the transition from treatment to everyday life. The program begins with the development of an individualized recovery plan, followed by daily support from a specialized team. Daily schedule and activity accountability and 12-Step meetings add an additional layer of support as clients embrace skills such as:

- Creating a healthy routine;

- Practicing positive coping skills;

- Writing a resume/interview preparation/career coaching;

- Managing personal finances, and more.

Benefits include a structured environment and peer support. Also offers connections to individual and group therapy, as well as life skills training and other educational programs.

Offers a community fridge and pantries. Open to the public for pick up and donations.

See website for donation guidelines for each location.

Offers a soup kitchen.

Offers connection to local community resources, including local resources for rent and medication assistance.

Does not provide financial assistance; information and referral only.

Provides supports and services for families to help their children meet developmental milestones.

Offers to assist home owners or renters who have a disconnect notice or have missed a payment on a pay arrangement. Can also assist homeowners who have a back bill. If funds are available, households may receive emergency assistance with furnace repair/replacement (if a homeowner) and/or emergency delivery of deliverable fuel. Clients need to have been LIHEAP approved during our program year (October 1 through April 30) or they can complete a crisis application.

Assists unemployed and/or underemployed tribal members by:

- Improving educational opportunities for tribal members who lack the level of literacy skills necessary for effective citizenship and productive employment.

- Providing tribal members with sufficient basic education to enable them to benefit from job training and retraining programs and to obtain and retain productive employment.

- Enabling tribal members to continue their education to at least a Diploma/GED.

Eligible activities include:

- Enable Indian adults to acquire basic educational skills, including literacy.

- Provide educational services or instruction for elderly, disabled, or incarcerated Indian adults.

- If previously unemployed, purchase apparel that is required by job/duty.

- Provide tutor fees for GED exam, and GED exam fees.

Applications are due at least 30 day before the start of the applied program.

Lawyer referral service for buying and selling real estate, civil rights, consumer problems, contracts, credit problems, local criminal and bankruptcy, divorce, employment problems, family problems, and wills, etc.

Community and mediation referrals.

Information on legal services groups fee based.

No federal worker's comp, school law, or international issues, or HIPPA/Medical Malpractice claims.

Home delivered meals provided to individuals of all ages who are homebound, handicapped, or recovering from a recent illness or hospitalization. Recipients must live within the Hastings, NE city limits.