ADMISSIONS
Accessing programs and services
We welcome self-enrollments or referrals to our wide array of programs and services.
ADMISSIONS
Accessing programs and services
We welcome self-enrollments or referrals to our wide array of programs and services.
The first step on a new journey
Whether you are struggling with a safe place to live, education, employment or have other concerns, we are here to help. Our programs are aimed at helping youth, young adults and families build the skills needed to become self-sufficient, independent and productive.
Admissions Contact Form
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OHB’s Inspiration Hill Residential Living Program is for high-school-age youth from across the state of Nebraska. Youth in our Residential Living Program must be court-ordered for admission.
Requirements
- Court involvement and court-ordered to attend OHB
- A psychological evaluation from the past year, including an IQ score
- Additional documentation may be requested
Application Process
- The Residential Living Team will schedule an interview and campus tour with the legal guardian or placing agency when applicable.
- If a youth is accepted into the program, additional documentation is required prior to intake. This will be followed by developing a treatment, step-down, and/or reunification plan for the youth and guardians.
Contact
Jesse Cardenas
Senior Director of Residential Living
4343 N. 52nd St.
Omaha, NE 68104
TEL: 402.457.7184
FAX: 402.457.7162
Branching Out is our Independent Living Program for young adults ages 18 to 26 and focuses on helping clients build skills in three core focus areas: education, employment and independent living.
Requirements
- Any young adult who lacks the skills needed to live successfully independently and is eager to actively take steps to achieve education, employment and independent living goals may apply to the Branching Out Program.
- Applicants must be between the ages of 18 to 26 at the time of application.
Application Process
- Interested youth must first complete an application
- Staff from Branching Out will contact applicants
Contact
Brittney Rodriguez
Independent Living Manager
919 N. 48th Street
Omaha, NE 68104
P 402-457-7133 | F 402-558-7184
brodriguez@ohb.org
Jacobs’ Place is a transitional living program that assists young adults ages 17 to 20 who wish to learn the skills needed to live independently. Jacobs’ Place accepts private referrals and youth who have or will “age out” of foster care.
Transitional Living Program Referral Form
Requirements
- Completed application
- Interview with Program Manager or assigned staff
Application Process
- Mail, email or fax application
- The Program Manager will interview the applicant.
- A Mental Status Exam may be required.
- If the applicant is accepted into the program, additional documentation may be required prior to intake. An intake meeting is scheduled with the applicant (and legal guardian for applicants under the age of 19)
Contact
Jordan Ramsey
Transitional Services Manager
Jacobs’ Place
4343 N 52nd Street, Omaha, NE 68104
402.457.7055 | F 402.457.7017
jramsey@ohb.org
The Supportive Community Living Program is an additional service offered within OHB’s Branching Out Independent Living Program. It’s for young adults ages 18 to 26 who are seeking safe, affordable living space while working on the skills needed to live independently.
Requirements
- Young adults ages 18 to 26
- Those with children are welcome to apply
- Minimum 90 days of employment
- Program participants must attend bi-monthly meetings with their Independent Living Specialist to ensure ongoing progress towards meeting goals
Application Process
- Complete application and submit to supportivecommunityliving@ohb.org
- Complete an in-person interview
- Provide proof of employment
Contact
Brittney Rodriguez
Independent Living Manager
P 402-457-7133 | F 402-558-7184
The Clinical Services Program offers a number of behavioral and mental health services including evaluations, day reporting, family support, counseling, outpatient program, and crisis stabilization, to help clients achieve goals.
Requirements
- Individuals seeking day reporting or family support must have court involvement
Application Process
- An assessment will be conducted to determine the level of care needed
Contact
Brandy Gustoff, MS, MPA
Chief Operating Officer
402.457.7035 | F 402.457.7024
bgustoff@ohb.org