The following agencies or groups offer services for alcohol, drug, and tobacco users and their families, as well as preventative programs for potential abusers. 

Seeking help for an alcohol or drug-related problem isn't always easy, but it is the first positive step. If you or someone you know has a problem, call today.

Al-Anon / Alateen

A support group for family and friends of problem drinkers. Meets at numerous locations. No fee. Confidential.

Hotline 402-553-5033 /24 hrs

Address 105 S. 49 St, Suite G
Omaha, NE 68132
Phone (402) 553-5033
Email aisoffice_omahane@yahoo.com

​Alcoholics Anonymous

Meets in numerous locations in Metro Area. Confidential. Alcoholics Anonymous deals with alcohol only.

402-556-1880/24 hrs

Address 4901 Dodge St
Omaha, NE 68132
Phone (402) 556-1880

Alegent Health Behavioral Services

Counseling for all types of emotional problems. Fees vary. Confidential.

1-800-523-7294/24 hr

Address 7101 Newport Ave
Omaha, NE 68122
Phone (402) 717-4673

American Cancer Society

Voluntary non-profit health organization. Providing literature for teens on early detection, prevention and risk reduction of cancer. No fee. Confidential.

Address 9850 Nicholas St, Suite 200
Omaha, NE 68114
Phone (402) 393-5800
Website www.cancer.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands

SMART Moves

Primary prevention program to help youth develop skills to resist alcohol, other drug use, and premature sexual activity. Year round program.

Contact us for locations and additional information.

Address 2610 Hamilton Street
Omaha, NE 68131
Phone (402) 342-1600
Website www.bgcomaha.org

Catholic Charities / Omaha Campus for Hope

Detoxification, chemical dependency evaluations, in-patient treatment and out-patient counseling for substance abuse. Confidential. 

Catholic Charities / Chemical Dependency Treatment / Omaha Campus For Hope, 
402-827-0570 (24 hr hotline)

Address 1490 N 16th St
Omaha, NE 68102
Phone (402) 827-0570
Website www.ccomaha.org

Jewish Family Service

Outpatient counseling for teens and adults in the area of chemical dependency, substance abuse, addiction evaluations by appointment. Confidential, accepts most insurance carriers, sliding fee available if necessary.

Address 333 S 132nd St
Omaha, NE 68154
Phone (402) 330-2024
Website www.jfsomaha.com

Journeys

A partnership of Catholic Charities, Child Saving Institute and Omaha Home For Boys. Residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment for adolescents. Programs are designed to meet each adolescent’s individual needs. Assuring a safe journey for all adolescents. Confidential.

Journeys - Recovery Solutions for Today's Youth;
residential – 402-898-4135;
outpatient – 402-504-4099

Journeys - Bellevue

Address 8255 S 42nd St
Bellevue, NE 68147
Phone (402) 898-4135
Website journeysomaha.org
 

Journeys - Omaha

Address 740 N 129th St
Omaha, NE 68154
Phone (402) 504-4099
Website journeysomaha.org

Nova Therapeutic Community, Inc.

Evaluation and referral to the residential, partial care and therapeutic foster care programs for chemical abuse/misuse, addictions, personality disorders, and adolescent behavioral disorders. Sliding fee. Confidential.

402-455-8303/24 hr. hotline

Address 3483 Larimore Ave
Omaha, NE 68111
Phone (402) 455-8303

Lutheran Family Services Of Nebraska

Outpatient and Intensive Out-Patient Treatment services for adults and adolescents. Day and evening groups available. Chemical dependency evaluations and referrals. Accepts most insurance. Sliding fee available based on eligibility. Bi-lingual and hearing impaired services available at the Bellevue office.

For more information contact 24 hr. answering service: (402) 342-7007

LFS Main Office

Address 124 S 24th St, Suite 100
Omaha, NE 68102
Phone (402) 342-7007
Hours 24-hr answering service
Website www.lfsneb.org

Lydia House

Open Door Mission’s Lydia House provides emergency services for women and families in need of immediate assistance. We provide food, shelter, clothing and other basic needs. The Lydia House also offers life changing programs to address the causes of homelessness such as abuse, addiction, or the inability to obtain and maintain steady employment. The Lydia House has safe shelter available for more than 300 women and families.

Address 2828 N 23rd St East
Omaha, NE 68110
Phone (402) 422--111
Website www.opendoormission.org

Heartland Family Service

Compulsive Gambling

Outpatient counseling for adolescents and their families for compulsive gambling problems. Confidential. Treatment is provided via phone calls, email, and online.

24-hr Gambling Crisis Line – (800) BETS OFF (238-7633)

24-Hour Crisis Lines

Iowa residents call toll free (866) 322-1407 to reach a Heartland Family Service counselor directly or (800) BETS-OFF.

Nebraska residents call toll free (800) 522-4700, 24-hours a day to reach the Nebraska Council on Compulsive Gambling.

For more information on our Compulsive Gambling Program, call (712) 322-1407 for Iowa and (402) 553-3000 for Nebraska.

Heartland Family Service

Youth Substance Abuse Outpatient Treatment Program

Outpatient treatment for youth ages 13-18. Dual-diagnosis approach to address substance abuse and co-occurring conditions. 21-week individualized treatment plan plus aftercare. Includes individual, group and family counseling sessions

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HFS: Central Office

Address 2101 S 42nd St
Omaha, NE 68105
Phone (402) 553-3000
Hours Monday-Thursday 8:30 AM-8PM; Friday 8:30 AM-5 PM
Website Heartlandfamilyservice.org

RESPECT

RESPECT programs consist of educational theater presentations paired with panel or group discussions led by community professionals and actor-educators. Our programs address a combination of relationship topics including bullying (physical, emotional, verbal and social), impulse control, teen-dating-violence, positive bystander behavior, self-injurious behavior, drug and alcohol abuse, child abuse and internet safety.  Every program provided is age and content appropriate for its audience.Our goals at RESPECT are to decrease the acts of bullying and abuse, but, even more important, to empower kids and adults who may be on the sidelines to take action and stand up to help a target. Our programs are designed to let individuals come up with their own solutions and own methods for making their schools and environments comfortable and safe places.  We offer programs for large student groups, small workshops for students as well as workshops for adults.

Though RESPECT has program fees, thanks to the generous support of foundations, there are many scholarships to reduce that cost to hosting schools and organizations.

Address 820 South 75th St

Omaha, NE 68114
Phone (402) 965-1425
Email info@respect2all.org
Website www.respect2all.org