About MHA-NE:
Established in 2001, MHA is a nonprofit, peer operated and participant driven organization in the state of Nebraska dedicated to serving and providing alternative programs to those who struggle with mental health and/or substance use and addiction issues.
MHA-NE C.A.R.E.S
If you or anyone you know has been affected by COVID-19 in any of the following areas Mental health, Addiction, Housing or Employment MHA-NE C.A.R.E.S and is here to assist those in our community who need it!
Lincoln, August 4th, 2020: Due to the current behavioral health and employment crisis in our area MHA-Ne staff and volunteers are willing, and ready, to provide supported employment services, outreach, respite and 24/7 warmline support services.
It has unfortunately been proven that many people in our community are struggling during these unprecedented times. MHA-NE through experience and peer support want to assist those effected by COVID-19 navigate systems to get their needs met and gain the supports and resources that will benefit them and our community.
Mental Health Association of Nebraska staff and volunteers have compassion, lived experience and specific training that has allowed us to serve those in our community living with mental health and or addiction issues with wrap around services for over 12 years.
If you or someone you know has been affected by COVID-19 with their mental health, addiction, employment, housing or they lived with any of these issues before COVID-19 please reach out to the number below and ask to speak with someone about the CARES assistance. All MHA-NE programs are completely voluntary, and participant driven.
For CARES assistance please call 402-975-2032
MHA-NE's offices are located in Lincoln-Ne but serves the Region 5 Systems service area in Nebraska.
www.mha-ne.org
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