Heartland Family Service

Counseling & prevention: programs in this area share a central focus on therapeutic services in order to treat current mental health and substance use issues, manage chronic illnesses, and intervene earlier to limit occurrences through mental health counseling, education, and prevention services. Programs within counseling & prevention include: all counseling and prevention programs, counseling (ne), Family works (ne), ia substance abuse and gambling prevention, counseling (ia), prevention Iowa - drug free communities (dfc), integrated health home, sarpy juvenile justice center, act - assertive community treatment (ia), Heartland bridges, mental health crisis response team (ia), Family works (ia), therapeutic school, asap sarpy crisis response, douglas county youth center, prevention - tfn/motac, school based therapy (lewis central), children's center, intensive psych rehab (ipr), Heartland one oak, project disaster recovery, ne psych services, ia psych services, and ia ccbhc. More information about these programs can be found at httpswwwheartlandfamilyserviceorg... There were 4,162 individuals served throughout these programs; 10,345 hours of counseling provided; and 9,864 student days of instruction for licensed school in 2022.

Housing, safety & financial stability: the goal of programs in this area is to provide immediate, as well as long-term assistance to members of our community experiencing issues of domestic violence, sexual assault, homelessness, and financial crisis. Programs within housing, safety & financial stability include: Heartland housing connections rrh, homeless prevention, Heartland housing opportunities rrh, domestic violence / sexual assault services, vawa (domestic violence / sexual assault services), ne voca (domestic violence / sexual assault services), sasp (domestic violence / sexual assault services), ways to work, Heartland housing passages rrh, pchl rrh, Heartland housing solutions psh, Heartland homes psh, homeless supportive services, Heartland housing sanctuary, and homeless diversion. More information can be found at httpswwwheartlandfamilyserviceorg... Within these programs there were 15,192 days of care, 1,245 households served and 1,305 persons served in 2022.

Child & Family wellbeing: these programs and services span the entire lifespan. From early childhood education programming to therapeutic intervention for troubled teens to social and nutritional offerings for seniors, participants in our programs receive education and support today in order to have a brighter future. Programs within child & Family wellbeing include: generations center and in home omaha Family support. More information about these programs can be found at httpswwwheartlandfamilyserviceorg... There were 1,470 Service hours provided and 5,962 meals provided throughout these programs in 2022.