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2017 Annual Report

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Ruth Henrichs Retirement Celebration Open House

LinkedIn Helped Refugees Create Professional Online Profiles

Many thanks to Omaha’s LinkedIn team for sharing their expertise with the Refugee Education and Employment Program (REEP) of Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska (LFS). They helped create professional online profiles for program participants at...

Stacy Martin Appointed LFS President & CEO

OMAHA, Neb. (February 19, 2018) – The board of directors of Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska (LFS) announced today that they have selected Stacy L. Martin as the next President & Chief Executive Officer of...

Starbucks Supports LFS At Ease Program with Generous Donation

Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska has received a generous gift from Starbucks to support services for the LFS At Ease program, which provides confidential, supportive and therapeutic services for active military members, veterans and...

Family’s Story Intertwined with LFS History

It was a trip of 370 miles from Joplin, Missouri, three months by horse and wagon, through snow and sleet, over dirt trails, passing only tiny villages along the way. Oren Wolf, father of three...

Meet Erin Bader

MEET: Erin Bader – Statewide Administrator of Children Services Erin Bader has served as the Children Services Director of Permanency and Well-Being programs at Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska for the past two and one-half...

Meet TyLynne Bauer

MEET: TyLynne Bauer – Behavioral Health Administrator for Eastern and Greater Nebraska TyLynne Bauer joined LFS in November 2017 as the new Regional Administrator for Behavioral Health for Eastern and Greater Nebraska. She believes strongly...

Meet Emily Sutton

MEET: Emily Sutton – Statewide Administrator of Community Services For the past 10 years, Emily Sutton has worked to increase access to health care and services for marginalized populations across the Midwest and abroad. Most...

Hope in Healing: Yazidi Woman Reflects on Horrors of Genocide through Poem

Imagine being driven from your home and community due to unspeakable conditions and violence. This was the reality for Amel Hskan, who at just 17 years old lived survived an ISIS attack in her homeland...