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Founded in 1962, Houses of Hope offers residential treatment services to individuals recovering from chemical dependency and who have been referred by an established behavioral health treatment program. It provides support services through various programs and serves the residents of Nebraska. Houses of Hope operates several halfway house facilities that offer an alcohol-free transitional living environment for men who need additional support. It features Touchstone, which is a residential treatment facility for men and women and provides individual and group counseling, psychotherapy, nursing and case management services. Houses of Hope receives funding from the Division office of Mental Health, Substance Abuse and Addiction Services and Lincoln-Lancaster County Joint Budget Committee. Additionally, it is a member agency of the Community Services Fund. Houses of Hope is certified by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services and is located in Lincoln, Neb.

Christian Heritage is a leading Christian child welfare organization in Nebraska, dedicated to connecting Gospel-centered individuals and churches with vulnerable children in need of care and loving relationships. With over 40 years of experience, they offer a state-certified foster care placement program, as well as their unique Families Together program, which provides early interventions to support families on the brink of the foster care system. Through their faith-based resources and partnership with CarePortal, they strive to meet the physical and spiritual needs of vulnerable children and help God's people become trauma-responsive. Christian Heritage's vision is to see the Gospel redeem the most broken situations, and they achieve this by mobilizing churches and individuals to serve at-risk families, equipping foster parents with biblical resources, providing short-term care and supplies for families in need, and caring for children of incarcerated parents to break generational trauma. They believe that every child deserves the chance to flourish in the face of adversity and trauma, and they invite churches, families, and volunteers to be a part of God's story of redemption by partnering together to make a difference in the lives of vulnerable children in Nebraska.Generated from the website