Neighborhood based services that include family focused educational and recreational services for all ages.

Licensed preschool for 3-4 year olds at the Center, 1245 Folsom Street and Pre-K Program for 4-5 years olds Mon-Fri 6:30 am-5:30 pm, 1030 West Q Street.

Before and after school licensed childcare at Roper and Lakeview Elementary Schools.

Full time and part time summer childcare for preschool and elementary school children.

Licensed Bingo.

Provides before and after school programs, family support programs, early childhood education, and youth programs.

Provides a multipurpose center open to anyone to use in Madison County.

Provides an information and referral service to local and state resources.

Provides an information and referral service to local and state resources.

Provides before and after school programs, family support programs, early childhood education, and youth programs.

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.

Summer program provides licensed childcare for elementary age children. Includes: arts, crafts, games, playground at the park and swimming two times per week. Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack provided by HHS Summer Food Program. This program is seasonal from the end of school to the start of school.

Gym and meeting room rental.

Offers a variety of programs and services for the community, including meeting rooms. Room 206 for rent. Call for more information.

After school programs available Mon-Fri 3 pm-6 pm (fall, winter, and spring).
Summer day camp offered Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm.

Offers a variety of different multicultural programs throughout year.

Instruction in brass, keyboard, guitar, percussion, vocal and dance. Lessons provided after school during the week.

Small fry basketball is a competitive youth basketball league with teams being sponsored by local business and tryouts held seasonally.

Fellowship Hall can be rented out for special occasions.

The Early Childhood Education Center, for ages 3-5 years old, uses a Montessori-inspired curriculum. Operates weekdays, morning through afternoon, throughout the year.

The Out-of-School Program targets school aged children between the ages 5-13. Monday-Friday, program participants are picked up from school and brought to the Center. Includes homework help, communication activities, college planning, entrepreneurship programming, mentorship and volunteer opportunities.

Serves as the lead agency for the Community Learning Center (CLC) at Culler Middle School. CLCs serve as a collaborative component between schools' administrative staff and community based organizations and provides extended learning opportunities for both students and families.

Availability of other programs may vary and may include:

The Health Outreach Program is advocating for the African American community in Lincoln by providing basic health care information and ensuring that there are no barriers to getting care. Targets African American adults who do not have a medical or dental home and/or have not seen a doctor in the past year.

Breast Cancer Outreach Initiative empowers all women, especially African American women to do preventive screenings and if necessary, helps them receive treatment. This program ensures that all women receive clinical breast exams.

The Talented Tenth Scholars Program provides African American males between the ages 13-18 with cultural awareness, social support, and academic enrichment. The Youth Empowerment Curriculum draws strength from the African American cultural ideal of collective work and responsibility, by creating a cohort of adolescent scholars who will experience the curriculum together and by matching them with mentors. It aims to motivate the youth to work for the betterment of themselves as individuals, and as conscious and committed members of their families and communities. The program's goal is to help the participants develop leadership and graduate from high school.

Strong Courageous Girls Program is a gender, culturally specific and evidence based prevention program for African American girls ages 12-18. Using the Smart and Strong Curriculum, this program operates twelve months a year and helps young women build self- esteem, develop coping skills for everyday life, and provides them the tools to reach their goals.

Moving Forward to End Domestic Violence financially empowers women by enabling survivors of interpersonal violence to achieve financial empowerment and job readiness through culturally appropriate services.

Instruction in brass, keyboard, guitar, percussion, vocal and dance. Lessons provided after school during the week.

Small fry basketball is a competitive youth basketball league with teams being sponsored by local business and tryouts held seasonally.

Provides options for career exploration, training and education, resources for financial literacy and housing services.