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Crisis Engagement Program

The Crisis Engagement Program aims to help low-income households resolve crisis that would otherwise lead to a loss of housing. Services through this program are accessible to all persons experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness. 

Housing Stability Clinic - 2419 Leavenworth Street, Omaha

Mon-Thu 9 am-12 pm and 1 pm-3 pm

As of March 29, 2024, Together has opened the Housing Stability Clinic. This clinic provides specialized services that may help to support, assist, and help with resources to individuals and families, who qualify, facing instability or experiencing homelessness. Please see below for frequently asked questions and information. Reminder, there is no guarantee of funding. 

Eligibility: Anyone who is facing a housing crisis, immanent risk of homelessness or experiencing homelessness. Example : 7 day, 14 day, 30 day notice, eviction notice, eviction summons, shut off notice for utilities. 

Languages Offered:  English

Fees:  None

Application Process:  Visit in person

Documents Required:  Funding may require copies of ID's, social security cards, proof of employment/income and proof of residency.

Coverage Area of Program:  Douglas County, Sarpy County and Pott County 

Additional resources include:

If you are facing eviction, please contact Legal Aid at 1-844-268-5627 

If you are experiencing street homelessness, please contact MACCH Street Outreach at: 402-957-1747 and they will connect you to a Street Outreach team.

Questions About the Program

  • How do I qualify for assistance?

    You must first meet with a case manager for a brief screening to determine eligibility. Qualification for assistance is on a case by case basis. Factors may include individual or family income. In some cases, proof of income is required to qualify.

  • Is funding guaranteed?

    Funding is not guaranteed. A landlord is required to approve you for an apartment/house and is willing to work with Together's Crisis Engagement Specialist. You must also meet the guidelines of the funding source.

  • How many times can I get financial assistance through the Crisis Engagement Program?

    Generally, it is a one time assistance. Clients must show they are able to sustain on their own after assistance to obtain the funding. We normally only assist once every 6 to 12 months.

Our 2023 Impact

  • Households served through Crisis Engagement Program

    622

  • Pounds of Food Distributed Through Choice Food Pantry

    2,844,794

  • Volunteer Hours Contributing to the Mission

    4,394

  • Exits to Positive Housing Destinations After STEHP

    61

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