π Nebraska Suicide & Mental Health Crisis Centers
π§ Statewide Resources
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
π Call, text, or chat 988 (Available 24/7)Nebraska Family Helpline
π 1β888β866β8660 Β· Open 24/7
Immediate support and connection to crisis services for youth and families.
Visit WebsiteNebraska Rural Response Hotline
π 1β800β464β0258
Free mental health support for farmers, ranchers, and rural families.Veterans Crisis Line
π Dial 988, then press 1Crisis Text Line
π± Text HOME to 741741
π How to Access Help
Call 988 or the Nebraska Family Helpline for 24/7 mental health support.
Mobile crisis response services and Community-Based Crisis Response Teams are available in most counties.
Walk-in Crisis Response Units (CRUs) are accessible in major cities.
Services are available regardless of age, insurance, or income. Rural and frontier regions are supported through partnerships and telehealth.
π Douglas County (Omaha)
Lasting Hope Recovery Center β Psychiatric Emergency Services
π 415 S 25th Ave, Omaha, NE 68131
π (402) 717β5300 Β· Open 24/7
Emergency mental health treatment, stabilization, and referrals.
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π Lancaster County (Lincoln)
Lincoln Behavioral Health Crisis Center
π 2201 S 17th St, Lincoln, NE 68502
π (402) 441β7940 Β· Open 24/7
Mental health crisis assessments, walk-in stabilization, inpatient support.
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π³ Sarpy County (Papillion, Bellevue)
Heartland Family Service β Crisis Services
π 302 American Pkwy, Papillion, NE 68046
π (402) 339β2544 Β· MonβFri 8 AMβ5 PM, 24/7 hotline
Offers youth and adult therapy, crisis intervention, and family stabilization.
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ποΈ Hall County (Grand Island)
Mid-Plains Center for Behavioral Health
π 914 Baumann Dr, Grand Island, NE 68803
π (308) 385β5250 Β· Open 24/7
Crisis care, mental health and addiction services, walk-in evaluations.
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π² Buffalo County (Kearney)
South Central Behavioral Services β Crisis Response
π 3810 Central Ave, Kearney, NE 68847
π (308) 237β5951 Β· MonβFri 8 AMβ5 PM, 24/7 hotline
Adult, child, and family counseling, crisis stabilization referrals.
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β Notes
Nebraska prioritizes early intervention and community-based response through its network of Regional Behavioral Health Authorities (RBHAs).
Many centers provide telehealth, rural outreach, and walk-in care to combat provider shortages in frontier areas.
Special services are available for farmers, ranchers, youth, veterans, and those experiencing substance use or family violence.
The Nebraska Family Helpline is a key 24/7 entry point for families and children in crisis.