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Creating community connections to support members in the areas of basic needs, health and safety support, and development through advocacy and empowerment, learning, partnership, and support.

Tanya Schroder and Amy Shane participated in Ainsworth’s National Night Out on August 4th. They distributed books and games and well as popsicles to children attending. The North Central Collaborative wants to wish all Ainsworth families a happy and successful school year.

The Stuart branch of the Tri-County Bank collected donations from employees to donate to the North Central Collaborative. They collected $620 that will be used to provide $25 fresh food vouchers to residents with Stuart addresses. The vouchers can be redeemed at Stuart's Hometown Market for items such as meat, fresh fruits and vegetables, milk, eggs, cheese, and other items not easily found in traditional food pantries. The Collaborative is very grateful to Tri-County Bank for their support of those experiencing food insecurity in their community! We look forward to continue partnership with Tri-County Bank locations in all six of our service areas, including Boyd, Brown, Cherry, Holt, Keya Paha, and Rock counties.

Tanya Schroder and Amy Shane participated in Ainsworth’s National Night Out on August 4th. They distributed books and games and well as popsicles to children attending. The North Central Collaborative wants to wish all Ainsworth families a happy and successful school year.

Coaching opportunities available focused on advocacy and empowerment, fostering community connections, and providing health and safety support.

Don't be afraid. Be focused and determined, knowing that with advocacy and empowerment, we can foster strong community connections. Be hopeful and feel empowered, as we are here for you, providing essential health and safety support.

When you need someone in your corner for advocacy and empowerment, look to your community connections for essential health and safety support.

The North Central District Health Department, in collaboration with the O'Neill Ministerial Association, is dedicated to advocacy and empowerment within our community. Organizations like Bright Horizons and the Central Nebraska Community Action Partnership strengthen community connections, providing essential resources. The Department of Health and Human Services, along with the Midtown Health Center, offers vital health and safety support to residents. Additionally, the O'Neill Police Department and Avera St. Anthony's Hospital play crucial roles in promoting safety, while Atkinson Health Ministries and Heartland Counseling provide important services that enhance overall well-being.

We are here when you need us, providing advocacy and empowerment while fostering community connections and offering health and safety support.
Feel free to reach out to our Community Navigator, Amy Shane, or any of the following Board Members for more information about this group and the advocacy and empowerment resources available for community connections and health and safety support.
Nikki Cook
Judy Dvorak
Tonya Hytrek
Cindy Johnson
Britanie Brewster
Kelly Bordovsky
Shelby Regan
Heidi Wedige
Tanya Schroder
Valerie Wecker
Call or Text (402) 340-2232



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