Programs
YES helps homeless and at-risk youth in the greater Omaha area.
The Street Outreach program assists youth, ages 12 to 21, in need of food, clothing and other assistance.
The Emergency Shelter provides a temporary safe place for youth, ages 16 to 18, to figure out their next step in getting back on their feet.
The Maternity Home and Transitional Living Program offers youth, ages 16 to 21, an opportunity to learn to live independently while gaining important life skills.
All programs address the immediate needs youth in crisis have for housing, food and safety, while encouraging their participation in essential support services that offer the skills and resources needed to help them reach their full potential and keep them off the streets for good.
When youth in crisis have no place to call home, the YES Shelter provides food, housing, and the resources to get them back on their feet. More »
YES Street Outreach goes on the streets in search of youth in need, offering clothing, medical attention, counseling, and the chance for a brighter future. More »
The Maternity Home provides pregnant youth and mothers shelter, support, and the skills needed to be successful citizens and parents. More »
Training and services offered in our Transitional Living Program help put runaway and homeless youth on the path to independence. More »