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YWCA Omaha Youth Programs Open Door to Early Intervention and Prevention from Violence
Since 1893, YWCA Omaha has been dedicated to helping empower women toward personal, social, and economic success. Through a variety of programs and services that include domestic violence advocacy, career services, counseling, preventive training education, and nonviolence programs, YWCA Omaha is committed to helping women and their families build lives of strength, growth, and stability.
Uta Halee Opens the Mildred Scott Wellness Center
Uta Halee Girls Village, an organization dedicated to providing a healing environment to adolescents and their families through comprehensive treatment programming in Omaha, Neb., is taking its services to an even greater level with the opening of the Mildred Scott Wellness Center.
Building a New Life at Revive, Inc.
Incorporating a philosophy of mentorship and community building, Revive, Inc. operating as Horizon…
Catholic Charities Domestic Violence Shelter
For more than 30 years the Catholic Charities Domestic Violence Shelter in Omaha, Neb. has helped countless victims of domestic violence rebuild their lives by offering compassion, comfort, and care through a variety of specialized services and partnerships designed to help those in crisis make a fresh start.
Statistics report that nationally one in four women will experience some form of domestic violence in their lifetime and that an estimated 1.3 million women are victims of a physical assault by an intimate partner each year. Thousands of those cases affect Omaha. The Domestic Violence Coordinating Council reports that in 2008 the number of domestic violence calls made in Douglas County topped 23,000 with nearly 5,000 women and children seeking support services though local shelters. The need to address those numbers is paramount.
Dr. William Marcil: Hero in the Heartland
It was our privilege to attend the March 03, 2010 Heroes in the…
Stigma and Mental Illness
In all the years we’ve worked in the mental health arena, perhaps the…
Wraparound Oregon
In Oregon recently, it was my privilege to visit Wraparound Oregon, a team…
Alternatives Conference
We were guests at the Alternatives Conference held in Omaha in October. Alternatives…
New Data Collection Procedures Discussed
At the Governor’s Advisory Committee on Mental Health Services, we learned that one…
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