Community
support
Whether you need food, hygiene products, clothing, affirming provider referrals, or other resources, Omaha ForUs is here to support you. If you’d like to donate to our community support programs, visit our ways to give page.
Pride pantry
We provide immediate, temporary assistance to qualifying individuals and families of our community who are experiencing food insecurity or are in need of personal care/hygiene products. Qualified individuals can easily select shelf-stable food items, condiments, hygiene products, and more from our pantry with few restrictions.
Contact or visit us during business hours for more information about accessing our pride pantry.
Clothing closet
Our clothing closet provides immediate, ongoing, no-cost assistance to people in need of apparel, undergarments, shoes, and accessories. Our social transition supply ordering program provides essential supplies by order to support personal expression.
Contact or visit us during business hours for more information about accessing our clothing closet.
Affirming provider referrals
Our team maintains a private referral list of affirming providers and professionals for programs, services, and care. Contact us for specific referrals or if you are a professional who wants to be added to this list.
We have on-site social work practicum interns who act as case managers at Omaha ForUs. They can connect individuals with state resources. If you are interested in starting case management at Omaha ForUs, set an appointment up by emailing bestlife@omahaforus.org.
Additional resources
If you need additional support beyond Omaha ForUs’ programs and services, we maintain a list of helpful resources, including organizations to contact for advice or crises, ways to fulfill basic needs, legal aid, health care, and more.
Explore our programs & services
Omaha ForUs provides direct services including affirming clinical counseling and peer support groups. We also host youth-specific programs and inclusive events for all ages.
Omaha ForUs is not a crisis center. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call or text 988. If it’s an emergency, call 911.