www.centralnebraskacap.com

Promotes client self-sufficiency through a variety of programs: Food pantries, rent, utilities and other emergency assistance, homeless prevention assistance, tax counseling, car seat checks, immunization clinic, WIC, Healthy Families, Head Start, and case management

Loup City:
p. 308-745-0780 | 626 N St, Loup City NE 68853
Ainsworth:
p. 402-387-1035 | 119 N Main, Ainsworth NE 69210
Broken Bow:
p. 308-872-6013 | 924 E SE St, Broken Bow NE 68822
Central City:
p.308-946-3794 | 715 16th St, Central City 68826
Columbus:
p.402-564-1124 | 3286 53rd Ave, Columbus NE 68601
Grand Island:
p.308-385-5500 | 2525 W Lincoln Hwy, Grand Island NE 68803
O’Neill:
402-336-4298 | 202 S 10th, O’Neill NE 68763

Early Head Start & Head Start are a home based and center based program. Quality, comprehensive child development program serving children 6 weeks to 5 years old.

Sixpence: Provides parents and soon-to-be parents the opportunity to bond and develop strong relationships with their children/unborn children, learn to be their child’s first teacher, promote learning with the home environment, encourage and support curiosity within the child’s play.

Family Outreach offers a variety of programs that promote the strengths in families by providing the following assistance to families in crisis: Linkage to resources, advocacy for services, financial counseling and attainment of goals.

SERVICE AREA: Boyd, Keyah Paha, Brown, Rock, Holt, Blaine, Loup, Garfield, Wheeler, Custer, Valley, Sherman, Greely, Howard, Hall, Boone, Nance, Merrick, Hamilton, Platte, and Colfax County

p. 402-640-2409

[email protected]

System of supports and services for children and families to prevent the unnecessary entry into the child welfare system and/or other high-end systems of care. It comprises formal and informal community services and supports (e.g. churches, basic need agencies, public health, child care, schools, neighborhood groups, etc) committed to keeping children safely in their homes and out of the public child welfare and juvenile justice systems. The Community Response approach relies on family engagement and practices such as central navigation and flexible funding to provide uniquely tailored services appropriate for each family or youth who has come to the attention of the community.

SERVICE AREA: Madison and Stanton County