Provides community and street outreach services to assist individuals who may be facing homelessness by working to increase job, social, and living skills. Will also assist individuals with obtaining benefits (Social Security, Medical, etc.) for which they may qualify.

Street-based assistance to runaway, homeless, and at-risk teens. Nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA).

Street-based assistance to runaway, homeless, and at-risk teens. Now operating out of CEDARS Youth Opportunity Center, where runaway, homeless youth and youth experiencing crisis can "drop-in" to receive a hot meal, do laundry, follow hygiene routines, complete job and housing applications, receive education support, and relax.

Outpatient mental health services, focusing on:

-- Anxiety disorders.

-- Depression.

-- Schizophrenia.

-- Bi-polar disorder.

TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is available.

Homeless Mental Health Access Program aims to provide services to homeless individuals.

Assists the needs of people living on the streets (outside, abandoned buildings, in cars, etc.) in the Omaha Metro area who are interested in connecting with housing and/or other services.

Services provided are:

- Screening and referral for housing programs

- Information and referrals for mainstream benefits (SNAP, Medicaid, GA, etc.)

- Emergency supplies (food, water, blankets, hygiene items)

- Connection to emergency shelter, if desired

- Case Management

- Basic health assessments and connections to long-term mental and primary healthcare

Outpatient mental health services, focusing on:

-- Anxiety disorders.

-- Depression.

-- Schizophrenia.

-- Bi-polar disorder.

TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is available.

Homeless Mental Health Access Program aims to provide services to homeless individuals.

Provides a variety of resources to help individuals struggling with or living in homelessness, access healthy food and warmth during cold weather, and essential hygiene and safety supplies. Supplies provided include food, emergency funds to go towards emergency lodging, sleeping bags and mats, and survival backpacks when available.

Outpatient mental health services, focusing on:

-- Anxiety disorders.

-- Depression.

-- Schizophrenia.

-- Bi-polar disorder.

TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is available.

Homeless Mental Health Access Program aims to provide services to homeless individuals.

Provides street-based aid to youth experiencing homelessness.

Includes:

- Survival aid, education, and connection to emergency shelter

- Shelter and habitations visits seeking out youth who are homeless and who need assistance with job attainment, re-entry to school, connection to GED or vocational programs, or obtaining housing

- Individual counseling at the youth's site or at the Project Oz office

Street-based outreach services runaway youth and youth experiencing homelessness, near-homelessness, or street dependency.

Drop-in center services include food, basic first aid and hygiene supplies, advocacy, education and information, and referrals to appropriate community service providers. A nurse is onsite three days per week and offers testing for sexually transmitted diseases.

Outpatient mental health services, focusing on:

-- Anxiety disorders.

-- Depression.

-- Schizophrenia.

-- Bi-polar disorder.

TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is available.

Homeless Mental Health Access Program aims to provide services to homeless individuals.

Street-based assistance to runaway, homeless, and at-risk teens. Nationally accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA).

Street-based assistance to runaway, homeless, and at-risk teens. Now operating out of CEDARS Youth Opportunity Center, where runaway, homeless youth and youth experiencing crisis can "drop-in" to receive a hot meal, do laundry, follow hygiene routines, complete job and housing applications, receive education support, and relax.

Outpatient mental health services, focusing on:

-- Anxiety disorders.

-- Depression.

-- Schizophrenia.

-- Bi-polar disorder.

TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is available.

Homeless Mental Health Access Program aims to provide services to homeless individuals.

Works to support unsheltered residents in Champaign County, through regular engagement where ever the residents may be sleeping and/or taking referrals from local agencies. Services focus on meeting the immediate needs of the client such as food, blankets, clothing, toiletries, transportation, housing referrals, and referrals to other agencies for help with vital documents, LINK/Medicaid help, domestic violence, and mental/physical health services.

To provide 3rd party verification of homelessness, CTSO must make contact with the person at the location of homelessness. No limit on referrals, but can only support a limit of 50 at a time.

**May take up to 1 week to respond to a referral.