Originally Published: February 15, 2021 ‘Dire, critical situations’: Omaha neighbors, advocates help families stay warm in bitter cold. Freezing temperatures bring increased calls for assistance, while outreach targets those without heat or shelter....
OMAHA, Neb. (KMTV) — As temperatures drop, utility bills will be going up in the coming weeks. With some CARES Act money, United Way is working to keep the heat on for many Nebraska families affected by COVID-19, but come January, that task could be more difficult....
A Letter From The 211 Helpline United Way of the Midlands' 211 team knows first hand what our neighbors in need are struggling with, and how much YOUR gift means this holiday season. ; The 211 Helpline operates 24/7 to connect those in need to food pantries, utility...
Published by the Omaha Star As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to affect our communities, it’s more important than ever to get the assistance that you may need. Public services and benefits are meant to be used, and there are many different groups...
If you’re worried about not being to pay rent, your mortgage or possibly losing your home, there resources that can help. United Way of the Midlands Housing Stability Fund Starting April 15, residents 19 years or older will be able to apply for rent or mortgage...
