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The One Stop Community Resource
Center,
located on Southeast Community
College-Beatrice Campus, is the home of more
than twenty Human Service Agencies working
together to serve the residents of Southeast
Nebraska.
info@onestopcenter.net
(402)223-6630
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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION/GED:
http://www.southeast.edu
A federally funded program to help adults improve their
lives by participating in FREE non-credit courses in Basic
Skills, Workplace Literacy, GED preparation, U.S.
Citizenship, and English as a Second Language.
402-228-8236
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ARBOR E & T:
Provides life skills, job readiness, and job search training
to ADC/TANF recipients.
402-228-1263
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BEST CARE EMPLOYEE
ASSISTANCE:
Short term counseling service to employees and family
members dealing with critical personal issues.
800-666-8606
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BLUE VALLEY COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP AGENCIES:
http://www.bvca.net
BVCA EARLY HEAD START:
A free program for pregnant women and families with
children birth to age three. Health and developmental
screenings, in-home visits, and parent/child activities to
foster child’s growth.
402-223-6056
BVCA FAMILY & COMMUNITY SERVICES:
Intervention programs for individuals and families dealing
with critical issues, including basic necessities, shelter
and assistance in successful family management.
402-223-6034
BVCA PIONEER FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM:
http://www.nationalservice.org/about/programs/seniorcorps_fg.asp
Qualifying persons 60 years of age and older who provide
supportive, person-to-person service to children having
exceptional or special needs in public & private schools,
institutions, Head Start Centers & Not for Profit Day Cares.
402-223-6036 or 1-800-540-8981
BVCA HEAD START:
A free preschool with direct family involvement, health
and educational screenings, and referrals for families.
402-223-6035
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EVEN START:
Family literacy program offering adult classes in
reading and math, GED, ELL, and parenting, plus early
childhood education for children under age eight.
402-223-6080
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EXPERIENCE WORKS, INC.:
http://www.experienceworks.org
Experience Works, Inc.: National, charitable, community based organization
which assists unemployed, low income people who are 55+ years of age get the
training needed to find good jobs in their local communities.
402-228-1212 or 1-800-782-7519
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GAGE COUNTY ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT:
http://www.gced.us
Partners with the City of Beatrice, Gage County, the State
Department of Economic Development, and others to promote
and create long term benefits for the community through
expansion, retention, and relocation of business and
industry.
402-223-6650
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HOPE CRISIS CENTER:
Provides free, confidential services to adult and
children victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
24
Hour Hotline:
1-877-388-HOPE
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LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES:
An Emergency Community Support program that provides
individualized care, coordination, and support for those who
have recently experienced a crisis. 402 223-3810
For Counseling Services, call 402-435-2910
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PARENTS OF ALL AGES:
http://www.southeast.edu
Parents of All Ages (POAA) is a unique educational program designed to encourage
self sufficiency through better careers. POAA is fortunate to have a 10-unit
apartment complex located within one mile of the Southeast Community College-Beatrice
Campus. The complex consists of two and three bedroom units, with one being handicap
accessible, for students and their families. Qualified participants may have their rent
partially subsidized for this complex.
402-228-3468, Ext.350
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PRAIRIE PARTNERSHIP OFFICE:
NE Game and Parks, Northern Prairies Land Trust, Pheasants
Forever:
Assists private land owners with enrollment in
government programs relating to conservation and hunting
access in the tall grass prairie region.
402-228-0269 and
402-228-0276
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THE RESOLUTION CENTER:
http://www.theresolutioncenter.org
Providing Mediation, Facilitation and Training to
individuals, businesses and organizations in Southeast
Nebraska. 402-223-6061 or 1-800-837-7826
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SE NEBRASKA AHEC:
http://www.se-ahec.org
A community-based resource that works to build awareness of
and interest in health careers among K-12, college-age, and
non-traditional students; promote collaboration among
communities to support health professionals through
continuing education; and to support healthy communities
through educational activities. 402-228-9092
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STATE OF NEBRASKA AGENCIES:
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES:
http://www.hhss.ne.gov
Supportive services
provided for all ages, including cash grants, food stamps,
childcare, Medicaid assistance, developmental disabilities,
resource development, and protection/safety of children and
adults.
402-223-6000 CPS/APS Hotline: 800-652-1999
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION:
http://www.vocrehab.state.ne.us
Nebraska Department of Education program helping people
with physical, emotional, and learning disabilities succeed
in the work force. Services include: career counseling,
vocational evaluation, benefit analysis, training,
rehabilitation technology, job placement and job
maintenance.
402-223-6604
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT:
http://www.nebraskaworkforce.com
Matching employers’ job openings with qualified
applicants. Provide Safety and Labor Market information,
wage and occupational trends, employment statistics, etc.
Resource Room available for job seekers looking for
employment and training opportunities.
402-223-6060
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