Author: jimig
Fundraiser for LFS Children Services Planned
Fandango seeks to “Restore and Create Safe and Happy Childhoods” January 19, 2015 (Omaha, NE) – There’s an old saying that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. At Lutheran Family Services...
READ MOREHealth 360 project announced: Partnership will benefit entire Lincoln community
LINCOLN, Neb. (December 2014) – A new partnership between Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska and People’s Health Center will provide an affordable, holistic approach to care for all Lincoln residents, but especially the most vulnerable. Projected...
READ MORELexington Native Honored by Lutheran Family Services
November 4, 2014 (Lexington, Nebraska) – Lexington native RoxAnne Owens Koenig was recently honored by Lutheran Family Services (LFS) with its prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. Koenig is only the second person to receive the honor....
READ MORERiding Off into the Parenting Sunset
As I write this, my little girl is deciding what she’s going to wear her first day of high school. My Baby Girl. In High School. I’ve written a column or two before about how...
READ MOREDisaster Relief Counseling Assistance Available
October 20, 2014 (Omaha, NE) – Nebraska residents who are struggling with the trauma of this summer’s devastating weather can now access a voucher system to help pay for therapy services. Deadly tornadoes, hailstorms and...
READ MORELutheran Family Services and Legal Aid of Nebraska to Share Office Space
October 15, 2014 (Grand Island, NE) – The public is invited to attend an Open House at the newly co-located offices of Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska (LFS) and Legal Aid of Nebraska. The Grand...
READ MORENew Community-based Support for Veterans and Military Families
LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES’ AT EASE CONGREGATIONAL OUTREACH EVENT IN WAYNE – PUBLIC IS INVITED In 2014, the United States Military is dealing with a crisis of epidemic proportions: the suicides of troops returning home from...
READ MOREWeaving the Safety Net
It’s just depressing, to be honest. Every hour or so, another email comes. Sometimes, it’s every 45 minutes. A child has been removed from their home. He isn’t safe there. She’s been neglected. Sometimes it’s...
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