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Beyond School Bells, part 1: Our mission

Over the course of six weeks, the Nebraska Children blog has invited Jeff Cole, Associate Vice President of School-Community Partnerships for Beyond School Bells, to write some guest posts sharing his program’s work. Beyond School Bells (BSB) started 15 years

Posted in Middle Childhood, Uncategorized

Nebraska giving days: Two big chances to maximize your gifts

Omaha Gives! and Give to Lincoln Day are fast approaching. Read on to find out how you can make the most of your giving on May 25 and 26.

Posted in Uncategorized

Governor Ricketts announces launch of System of Care

Coordinated access to mental and behavioral health services for families in need will become reality with the announcement that Nebraska will be implementing a System of Care through a new public-private partnership. At a press conference on April 5, Governor

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Posted in Cradle to career

3rd Annual Prevention Picnic celebrates positive parenting

Details from the 3rd Annual Prevention Picnic

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Helping at-risk youth in North Platte

Nebraska Children and Families Foundation is awarding $200,000 over two years to the Mid-Nebraska Community Foundation on behalf of North Platte’s Families First Partnership (formerly known as the West Central Partnership-Children and Families Alliance). The funding will be used to

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Posted in Teen/Early Adulthood

Connected Youth Initiative in Grand Island/Kearney/Hastings

Nebraska Children and Families Foundation is awarding $300,000 over two years to the Hall County Community Collaborative (H3C). The funding will be used to build a Connected Youth Initiative (CYI) system to serve young people in need across Hall, Adams,

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Posted in Teen/Early Adulthood

Southeast Nebraska’s plan to connect the unconnected

Nebraska Children and Families Foundation is awarding $300,000 over two years to the Blue Valley Community Action Partnership (BVCA). The funding will be used to build a Connected Youth Initiative (CYI) to serve young people in need across Butler, Cass,

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Posted in Teen/Early Adulthood

COLLECTIVE IMPACT IN DAKOTA COUNTY: Everything works better when we work together

During a collaborative meeting, a  ministerial worker talked about a young man he was working with who wanted to leave gang life. From those discussions grew the creation of a three-year business plan which explores the possibility of a much

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Posted in Cradle to career

Norfolk’s plans to serve vulnerable older youth with $300,000 grant from Nebraska Children

  Nebraska Children and Families Foundation is awarding $300,000 over two years to the Norfolk Area United Way on behalf of the Norfolk Family Coalition and the Social Innovation Sub-Committee. The funding will be used to build a Connected Youth

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Posted in Teen/Early Adulthood

North Central Nebraska’s new Connected Youth Initiative

(Lincoln, Nebraska) – Nebraska Children and Families Foundation is awarding $200,000 over two years to the Central Plains Center for Services on behalf of the Through the Eyes of the Child collaborative. The funding will be used to build a

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