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Offers free group-education parenting skills classes,  subjects such as Wellness, managing or prevent diabetes, heart disease, or obesity.

Positive Parenting, focusing on discipline, temperament and development, and sibling rivalry.

Prenatal care, preparing for birth and questions and answers about breast feeding. Expectant moms are encouraged to bring support person.

Provides early childhood education services for children who may be at-risk for academic difficulty. Services also include a special education program that provides educational and related services for children with special needs. 

Offers a food pantry to those in need. Also provides personal care items.

Provides substance abuse services include assessments, brief early intervention, chemical dependency treatment including opioids, residential placement referral, and OWI evaluations. Offers Prevention and Awareness services to middle and high school students.

Thrift store providing donated inventory at a low cost. Clients may shop for free if verification of an emergency is provided.

Official record keeper of the Court. All Civil, Probate, Traffic, Criminal, and Juvenile cases are filed through the Clerk's office. Also collects and disperses all monies ordered to be paid by the court.

Substance abuse assessment and evaluation.

Adult and adolescent substance abuse outpatient treatment.

Women's co-occurring treatment.

Eating disorder treatment.

Individual and family counseling.

Senior mental health counseling and substance abuse evaluations.

Psychological assessments.

Psychiatric services.

Medicine assisted substance abuse treatment.

Coordinates and moves qualified individuals from nursing homes or other institutions to independent living.

Provides assistance to wartime veterans and their spouses with emergency basic needs such as medical, rent, food, utilities, burial cost and special needs. Also helps with applying for compensation, pension, retirement benefits and widow's benefits and obtaining military records.

Offers a free in-home counseling program for children on Medicaid, ages 4-19, who need help improving behavioral skills. Provides in-home BHIS services out of all office locations.

Helps families in crisis by offering programs that work to stabilize families through guidance, emotional support, and basic necessities. Caseworker services are provided to families and seek to preserve families to enable children to remain safely at home and avoid separation and/or placement of the children. Referrals to other programs or community agencies are conducted as appropriate.

Intact Services are tailored to a family's particular crisis and are provided to prevent children from coming into the foster care system. Services may include parenting classes, emergency caretakers, housing assistance, individual and family counseling, child development education, respite care, daycare, employment placement, household management education, emergency food assistance, and community resource referrals.

Offers an emergency shelter to all adults needing shelter. All new clients to the shelter are encouraged to work with Primary Health Care Centralized Intake upon entering the shelter. Length of stay at the shelter is determined upon entry. Other services include AA meetings, laundry facilities, clothing closet, and a health clinic. WEATHER AMNESTY - is no longer offered. This specific service is closed.

Mental health/substance use residential treatment services (American Indian/Alaska Native only).

- Outpatient mental health and substance use treatment.

- Chemical Dependency/Drug and Alcohol evaluations.

- Peer Support Program: Peer Support Mentors available to work one-on-one; monthly Outpatient Peer Support group meetings.

- Elders Program Tuesday-Thursday for those 60 and older.

Offers transitional housing for those who complete a residential substance use treatment program.

Project Upstream offers individualized, family and community outreach services to American Indian and Alaskan Native families in Omaha Metro Area to help overcome barriers to academic, economic and health resources.

Medical and behavioral health care for all ages.

Services include chronic and acute illness exams, well child checks, school and employment physicals, well woman exams, chronic care management, behavioral health therapy, immunizations, hearing tests, DOT physicals, CDL exams, and more.

Telehealth services available for both medical and behavioral health.

Provides services to informal caregivers of adults who are age 60 or older or developmentally disabled and to grandparents and other kinship caregivers who are raising children under the age of 18. Services include informing caregivers of available services, assisting caregivers in accessing services, providing emotional support through individual counseling and support groups, and to provide training and education to assist caregivers in making decisions and solving problems related to their caregiver roles.

Virtual Caregiver Support Group on the 4th Tuesday of every month from 10:00-11:00 a.m.

Macon Memories Memory Café for individuals with impaired memory and their caregivers meets 2nd and 4th Monday at Eagle Ridge of Decatur from 1:00-2:30 pm.

Evidence-Based trainings for caregivers including Powerful Tools for Caregivers, Savvy Caregiver and Stress Busting for the Family Caregiver. These programs provide caregivers with the tools for self-care and stress reduction. Please call for dates and times.

Provides home delivered meals to eligible homebound seniors within the service area.

Each County manages their own home-delivered meal program.

- Butler County Program Manager, Diana McDonald: (402) 441-9319.

- Fillmore County Program Manager, Brenda Motis: (402) 759-4922.

- Polk County Program Manager, Sarah Theis: (402) 764-2711.

- Saline County Program Manager, Lori Gude: (402) 441-9319.

- Seward County Program Manager, Alison Rook: (402) 646-7110.

- York County Program Manager, Lori Byers: (402) 362-7626.

Provides specialized treatment services for individuals who have chronic skin wounds such as pressure sores or ulcerations associated with diabetes and peripheral vascular disease that have resisted other forms of treatment.

Free commercial airline tickets to families in need of specialized, distant medical care and/or second opinions.

Flight support is provided to child patients (age 17 and younger) at no cost to the family, as many times as necessary. Flight programs include domestic travel to U.S. treatment facilities, and to train/retrieve a service dog.