Nebraska Strong Recovery Project
FREE & CONFIDENTIAL HELP
Nebraska Rural Response Hotline
Nebraska Rural Response Hotline
Feelings of detachment, avoidance, and apathy might be an effective way of conserving emotional energy and re-grouping.
If it becomes a problem or interferes with you day-to-day life, it may be time to seek help.
See our doctor or call the hotline for free, confidential assistance.
Nebraska Rural Response Hotline
Nebraska Rural Response Hotline
Nebraska Rural Response Hotline
1-800-464-0258
MONDAY-FRIDAY 8AM TO 5PM
Nebraska Family Helpline
Nebraska Rural Response Hotline
Nebraska Family Helpline
1-888-866-8660
24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK
Volunteering is the best!! Call Us 308-635-0851
Volunteers Needed in our Nutrition Sites.
Providers needed to assist elder in their home.
Providers needed to assist elder in their home.
Our Nutrition sites, across the Panhandle, need volunteers for delivering food to the elder. Help us feed the elderly by volunteering to deliver meals.
Providers needed to assist elder in their home.
Providers needed to assist elder in their home.
Providers needed to assist elder in their home.
In-home services to seniors, help with yardwork, mowing and shoveling snow. These are the Provider services we are looking for to help seniors stay in their home as long as they can.
Senior Volunteer Program
Providers needed to assist elder in their home.
Senior Volunteer Program
We are always looking for good volunteers to help a frail elderly person go to doctor appointments, or shopping, or just go visit them in their home, or help with stuff around their home.
Feed a Hungry Senior
According to Feeding America, the leading national food bank in America, the rate of hunger among seniors aged 60 and older has increased by 45% since 2001, a lingering effect of the 2008-09 recession. And hunger pains can be increasingly painful as we age:
• 63% of senior households served by the Feeding America network are forced to choose between food and medical care.
• Households served by the Feeding America network that include an adult of the age 50 or older are at an increased risk of having someone with a chronic health condition, including diabetes (41%) and high blood pressure (70%) — conditions that can be mitigated by healthy food options.
• Only 42% of eligible seniors are enrolled and receiving SNAP benefits (formerly Food Stamps) — making assistance programs for SNAP enrollment that much more important for seniors
