Houses of Hope of Nebraska, Inc.

08/10/2026

Recovery takes a community.

In our latest stakeholder feature, Jordan Boies with Nebraska Problem-Solving Courts shares why strong partnerships between probation and Houses of Hope help people build better lives in recovery while making our community stronger.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4pUuyDN

07/30/2026

Recovery is about more than overcoming addiction—it's about discovering a different way to live.

Board member Tom Sullivan brings both lived experience and a deep commitment to helping others build better lives in recovery. We're grateful for the compassionate leaders who help guide our mission every day.

See the full list of our Board of Directors: https://www.housesofhope.com/about

07/23/2026

A better tomorrow starts with one conversation.

If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol misuse, you don't have to face it alone. Our team provides confidential assessments and compassionate support to help you take the next step toward a healthier future.

Reach out today: https://www.housesofhope.com/contact or call 402-474-4343.

06/25/2026

The words we choose matter.

For someone experiencing a mental health or substance use condition, a compassionate conversation can offer reassurance, dignity, and hope. Sometimes, feeling heard is an important first step toward healing.

At Houses of Hope, compassion isn't just part of what we do—it's how we do it.

Learn more about our programs and services at housesofhope.com.

06/23/2026

For Webb Bancroft, service on the Houses of Hope Board of Directors is deeply connected to his work and what he's witnessed throughout his career.

As a criminal defense attorney, Webb has seen how untreated mental health and substance use conditions can affect individuals, families, and entire communities. He believes recovery support and treatment can change lives—and that's one of the reasons he chooses to support Houses of Hope.

"Houses of Hope is helping people restore relationships, reconnect with family, and build healthier futures."

We're grateful for Webb's leadership and commitment to our mission of building better lives in recovery.

See who’s on our Board of Directors: https://www.housesofhope.com/about

06/18/2026

Sometimes the smallest moments can make the biggest difference.

For more than 25 years, Kim Etherton has helped people navigate substance use and mental health conditions by meeting them where they are and helping them see what’s possible.

As our Director of Programs & System Development, she continues to help shape programs that support healing, growth and recovery.

Learn more about Kim’s journey and what continues to inspire her work: https://bit.ly/4sZnMg6

06/16/2026

More than $38,000 was raised through Give to Lincoln Day to support individuals building better lives in recovery. Your generosity helps provide the guidance, stability, and encouragement people need as they move forward.

Thank you for believing in recovery, hope, and the power of new beginnings.

Didn't get a chance to give? You can still support this important work: https://bit.ly/3VhpI5D

05/29/2026

Looking for meaningful work where you can make a real impact in the lives of others?

Houses of Hope is currently hiring for several important roles, including:

• Clinical Director – Transitional Living
• Program Manager – Residential Treatment
• Behavioral Health Technicians - Transitional Living (FT and PT)

If you’re passionate about recovery and helping individuals build brighter futures, we’d love to connect with you.

✨ Purpose-driven work
✨ Supportive team environment
✨ Make a difference every day

View all open positions and apply here: https://hoh.bamboohr.com/careers

Take a look at the current openings at Houses of Hope

05/28/2026

Today is Give to Lincoln Day 💛

The perfect day to help people in recovery find hope, healing and a brighter path forward.

Your gift to Houses of Hope supports individuals rebuilding their lives through outpatient services, transitional living and residential treatment.

Donate by 11:59pm May 28 to make hope shine: https://bit.ly/4tL4ADX

05/26/2026

Many people facing substance use issues are also navigating mental health conditions at the same time — which is why whole-person support matters so much.

When you give to Houses of Hope through Give to Lincoln Day, you help people access compassionate care, recovery support, and hope for what’s ahead.

Donate by May 28 to make hope shine: https://bit.ly/4tL4ADX