Business Details
Your Trusted Partner for Adoption & Family Support Services
Since 1893, Nebraska Children's Home Society has dedicated itself to creating safe, loving environments for children and families. Our mission centers on compassionate support, enduring connections, and innovative solutions that empower families to thrive. Through community partnerships, educational programs, and peer support networks, we provide critical resources for caregivers navigating adoption, kinship care, and self-sufficiency. Our extensive history demonstrates deep expertise in child welfare, with specialized services addressing adoption journeys, biological lineage searches, and family relationship strengthening.We maintain authoritative leadership in Nebraska's social services sector through transparent operations, certified specialists, and a commitment to informed decision-making for all families. Our 130-year legacy reflects unwavering trustworthiness in delivering ethical, client-centered support that prioritizes children's well-being.
Services
Adoption Services
Family Support Programs
Educational Classes
Resource Library
Community Referrals
Highlights and features
- We offer 130 years of experience in child welfare services
- Our team provides certified adoption specialists and parenting educators
- We maintain extensive community resource networks across Nebraska
- We offer peer support groups for birth parents and adoptive families
- Our educational programs address specific family care challenges
Services
Adoption Services
Our adoption services guide families through every stage of the adoption process. We provide certified specialists for adoption journeys, biological lineage searches, and post-adoption support. With over 130 years of experience, we offer comprehensive resources including legal guidance, counseling services, and family relationship strengthening programs that help create lasting connections for families formed through adoption.
Family Support Programs
These programs assist caregivers through kinship navigation education and self-sufficiency training. Our services include peer support groups, parenting workshops, and resource libraries that help caregivers develop essential skills. We specifically address challenges faced by grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other family caregivers raising children through educational materials and community connections that promote stable home environments.
Educational Classes
We offer specialized educational programs covering pregnancy questions, adoption processes, and family relationship building. Our classes provide evidence-based information through workshops, downloadable resources, and community events. These educational offerings help families make informed decisions about child care, adoption options, and long-term family planning with support from experienced professionals.
Resource Library
Our extensive resource library contains materials on kinship care, adoption support, and estate planning. The collection includes downloadable guides, activity books for children, and professional referral directories that address various family situations. These resources help families access critical information about child welfare, legal considerations, and community support networks across Nebraska.
Community Referrals
We connect families with local professionals and support services through our referral network. This includes specialists in child welfare, legal advisors, and community organizations that provide complementary services. Our referral system helps families access additional resources for housing, education, and healthcare while maintaining focus on creating safe, loving environments for children.
Questions
What adoption services do you offer?
We provide full adoption journey support including legal guidance, biological lineage searches, and post-adoption family relationship programs.
Do you help kinship caregivers?
Yes, we offer specialized kinship navigation education and self-sufficiency training for grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other family caregivers.
Are there educational resources available?
We provide parenting workshops, pregnancy guides, and downloadable materials covering all aspects of family care and adoption.
How can I access your services?
Contact our Omaha office at 402.451.0787 or visit our website to connect with our support network across Nebraska.
Do you offer peer support groups?
Yes, we host peer support groups for birth parents, adoptive families, and kinship caregivers through local community connections.
What community resources do you provide?
We maintain a referral network connecting families with legal advisors, child welfare specialists, and community organizations statewide.
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