$7.6M in expenses

Effective july 2020, the UWM agreed to provide services to the ne department of labor regarding implementation and operation of the jag model in nebraska. This program established jag accredited programs at nebraska schools with the purpose of helping junior high and high school students overcome obstacles and build skills so they are set up for success in the classroom and workplace. This program is funded in large part by an agreement with the ndol consisting of funds provided though the us department of labor and the us department of health and human services.

$2.9M in expenses

When a caller dials 2-1-1, they find easy access to health and human service programs in nebraska and iowa. Certified resource specialists maintain a computerized comprehensive database of nearly 4,000 health and human service programs. Individuals who need help are connected with the right community resources who use the vast database. The information gathered helps to identify gaps in local human services, which can assist local policy makers with future planning efforts. Effective october 2019, the ne211 helpline was manned 24x7x365.

$250K in expenses

This energy-efficiency program aims to help low-income households reduce energy costs while ensuring their health and saftey. The services are offered to eligible households at no cost - thanks to funding from the u.s. Departments of energy and health and human services. In addition to energy-efficieny improvements, the program also check each home's indoor air quality, combustion safety, carbon monoxide and other possible issues. UWM's 211 helpline processes applications for douglas county and determines eligibility, helping improve the lives of many low-income families.

$631K in expenses

Goodfellows

$552K in expenses

Comprehensive volunteerism

$98K in expenses

Court referral

$15.0M in expenses

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