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Offers support to local schools by providing Educational Services, Informational and Technology, and Special Education.

Trains and provides technical assistance and resources to professionals in private and public schools across the state of Nebraska to identify, intervene and offer support and resources to youth exhibiting at-risk behaviors which interfere with their ability to learn.

Offers a rental facility for birthday parties, family reunions or organization meetings. Services may also include a variety of meeting room spaces, as well as two dining rooms available for public rental. The Grand Ballroom located on the second floor of the building provides a space for wedding receptions and large dinner gatherings for up to 200 people. 

Community college providing lifelong learning opportunities including: Distance Learning facilities, which provide more than 120 courses to students, linking hundreds of K-12 schools, community colleges and universities across the country.

Teaching/Learning Center, which provides comprehensive professional development as well as the latest technology to enhance student academic achievement; Business and Community Education Center, which provides needs assessments, computer training, CQI, team building, and professional development seminars to improve individual and organizational effectiveness; and Small Business Development Center, which helps small businesses with specific goals.

Training for professionals and the general public on how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults.

- In-person training offered as an 8 hour, instructor-led course.

- Blended training offered as a 2 hour online course and a 4-5 hour, instructor-led training in person or by video conference.

Provides mental health services as a benefit to employees through their company.

Offers a variety of educational programs and activities to help youth, schools, workplaces, and communities understand and work on issues connected to the underage use and abuse of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs.class="pasteContent_RTE">

The Selective Service System maintains a registry of men ages 18 through 25 to ensure a prompt and equitable draft in the event of a national emergency requiring the rapid expansion of the Armed Forces. This program manages records related to an individual's association with the military registration process, providing verification of registration status and maintaining documents for future use. The system is also responsible for investigating and correcting errors within these records to ensure accuracy. 

Schedules meetings with disputing parties in safe, neutral settings.

Examples of parties the agency works with:

- Families experiencing divorce, to reach custody and parenting agreements.

- Juvenile offenders, to see the harm caused by their crimes, rebuild trust, and reduce recidivism.

- Neighbors facing property disputes in small claims court.

- Parents and their children who are involved in the child welfare system.

- Companies challenged with internal employee disputes, learning new ways to communicate.

- Parents with concerns regarding their special needs child’s instructional path.

- Relatives navigating the care of their elders.

- Tenants facing eviction and homelessness, to participate in mediation and reach agreements to remain in their housing or create a structured path forward.

- Landlords looking at way to keep tenants in occupancy or to minimize expenses associated with the formal eviction process.

Gifts and a food voucher are available to families with children ages 15 and younger and to seniors age 60+. Food vouchers are available for families with children ages 16+ and to adults without children.

For 2025 Christmas Assistance:

Registration will be done in person. Applicants must sign up at the location matching their zip code.

OMAHA CITADEL - 3738 Cuming Street:

- Monday, November 10 (9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-4 pm)

- Tuesday, November 11 (9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-7 pm)

- Wednesday, November 12 (9 am–12 pm)

- Zip codes: 68007, 68002, 68064, 68110, 68111, 68112, 68116, 68122, 68134, 68152, 68102, 68131, 68114, 68130, 68135, 68010, 68144, 68104, 68132, 68142, 68118, 68154, 68178, 68164.

KROC CENTER - 2825 Y Street:

- Thursday, November 6 (9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-4 pm)

- Friday, November 7 (9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-4 pm)

- Saturday, November 8 (9 am–1 pm)

- Zip codes; 68005, 68028, 68046, 68059, 68107, 68127, 68128, 68133, 68136, 68113, 68147, 68117, 68157, 68123, 68106, 68137, 68105, 68108, 68124, 68138.

NORTH CORPS - 2424 Pratt Street:

- Saturday, November 1 (9 am-1 pm)

- Monday, November 3 (9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-4 pm)

- Tuesday, November 4 (9 am–12 pm and 1 pm-4 pm)

- Zip codes: 68007, 68002, 68064, 68110, 68111, 68112, 68116, 68122, 68134, 68152.

Those starting work, attending school, and who need to go to a doctor's appointments will receive local bus tickets when available. Gas cards are limited. Proof must be provided.

Helps veterans and their family members apply for state, federal, and other benefits. Available at no cost to veterans or their families.

Services include:

- Reviewing service records and determining benefit eligibility for veterans, spouses, and dependents.

- Assisting with the accurate completion of forms.

- Transmitting completed claims to the proper state or federal officials.

- Assisting and managing both initial appeals and appeals to the Board of Veterans Affairs.

- Advising applicants with claims before the U.S. Department of Veterans' Affairs, including developing accurate disability claims, following VA’s requirements to assist claimants with developing claims, assisting with scheduling Compensation and Pension examinations, explaining VA Disability rating criteria, and facilitating correspondence between VA and veteran claimant.