Find recovery house and sober living resources for Nebraska: what state law does and doesn't require, local zoning and fair housing rules, and helplines, treatment finders and benefits for residents and families. Browse the guide below or choose your county.
Step by step
Nebraska has no state license or certification for non-clinical recovery housing or sober living, so there is no state application to file before opening. Operators check city or county zoning, follow federal and Nebraska fair housing law, and write their own house rules. A home that provides treatment-center services is different: it needs a Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) license.
The steps most new operators follow to open a recovery house in Nebraska, in order. Each one links to the official form or rule behind it.
Nebraska has no state license, certification, or registration for non-clinical recovery housing or sober living, so there is no state application to file before you open.
If the home will provide treatment-center services, it needs a DHHS license as a mental health substance use treatment center. A sober living home that offers housing and peer support without treatment does not.
Call the city or county zoning office before you sign a lease or buy, and ask how it treats group living and occupancy. The Fair Housing Act bars local governments from using zoning or land use rules to exclude group homes for people with disabilities.
Federal and Nebraska fair housing law bar disability discrimination in housing. Nebraska Fair Housing Act complaints go to the Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission within one year of the alleged harm, and federal complaints can go to HUD.
With no state standards to follow, the house sets its own rules. Write down costs and what they include, house rules, your policy on medication for addiction treatment, how you handle relapse and move-outs, and what residents can expect from staff, and have each resident sign an agreement.
Line up the supports residents will use: the Nebraska Network of Care and DHHS's Treatment and Recovery page for services, 2-1-1 for local help, and DHHS's peer support resources.
Request a free listing in this guide; you choose what it shows, and the street address appears only if you want it to. Listing is free and separate from ARKHE software. Oxford Houses list open beds on Oxford House Vacancies.
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Talk it through with an operator for 30 minutes. We’ll go over your model, zoning, policies, and the license or certification you need, and you’ll leave with a clear next-step checklist.
Request a free launch consultLicensing and certification
In Nebraska, no state license, certification, or registration is required to operate a non-clinical recovery house or sober living home. The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) licenses treatment, not housing: a home that provides treatment-center services needs a license as a mental health substance use treatment center (Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-436.01). Local zoning and fair housing law apply to every home.
State requirements, local requirements, and voluntary certification are labeled separately. Confirm how they apply to your home with the agency or qualified counsel.
Nebraska does not license, certify, or register non-clinical recovery housing or sober living homes. The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) regulates treatment rather than housing.
A home that provides treatment-center services needs a DHHS license as a mental health substance use treatment center. Under Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-436.01, the license states whether it covers mental health disorders, substance use disorders, or both.
Cities and counties set their own zoning and occupancy rules, and those rules apply to recovery houses like any other home. Check with the local zoning office before you sign a lease or buy. The federal Fair Housing Act bars local governments from using zoning or land use rules to exclude group homes for people with disabilities.
The federal Fair Housing Act and the Nebraska Fair Housing Act bar housing discrimination based on disability. The Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission (NEOC) enforces the state law; its filing deadline is one year from the date of the alleged harm. Complaints can also go to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Recovery homes by county
Choose a county to see its Regional Behavioral Health Authority, which can help with referrals and funding.
We show counts from public lists, not names or addresses. A home gets its own listing only when its operator asks for one, and the operator decides what it says: who the home serves, its licenses or certifications, and how to apply. The street address appears only if they want it to. Listing is free and doesn’t require ARKHE software.
Looking for a home now? call your county’s Regional Behavioral Health Authority.
List your home for freeRegional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
(402) 444-6573 · Website for Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
(402) 444-6573 · Website for Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
(402) 444-6573 · Website for Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
Checked by ARKHE
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
(402) 444-6573 · Website for Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
(308) 635-3173 · Website for Region 1 Behavioral Health Authority
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region II Human Services
(308) 534-0440 · Website for Region II Human Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
(402) 444-6573 · Website for Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 4 Behavioral Health System
(402) 370-3100 · Website for Region 4 Behavioral Health System
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
(308) 237-5113 · Website for Region 3 Behavioral Health Services
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Regional behavioral health authority
Region 5 Systems
(402) 441-4343 · Website for Region 5 Systems
Nebraska is divided into six Regional Behavioral Health Authorities, listed by the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health (DHHS DBH), and the region serving your county plans and funds public substance use treatment, recovery support and housing help, so it is the place to ask about publicly funded services or a recovery housing referral.
Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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For residents and families
Nebraska has no state list of sober living homes, because the state doesn't license them. To find treatment and recovery services, search the Nebraska Network of Care for Behavioral Health or dial 2-1-1. Families can call the Nebraska Family Helpline at (888) 866-8660, 24/7, and anyone in crisis can call or text 988.
Official directories for finding a licensed recovery house or sober living home, and programs that can help pay for a stay. Programs set their own eligibility, and funding or openings are never guaranteed. Contact each organization to confirm what it can offer.
Oxford House, Inc. · United States
Search tool for open beds in Oxford Houses (self-run, self-supported recovery homes), filterable by state (including Nebraska), county, and house type, with an online application.
Oxford House, Inc. (301) 587-2916; toll-free (800) 689-6411
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Oxford House, Inc. · United States
Nonprofit that charters democratically run, self-supported Oxford House recovery homes, where residents split expenses equally and there is no house manager.
(301) 587-2916; (800) 689-6411
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Nebraska Judicial Branch, Administrative Office of the Courts & Probation · Nebraska
Nebraska Probation's Transitional Living program places people on probation, post-release supervision or in a problem-solving court in short-term, staffed transitional housing so they can focus on treatment or work. It is for people with felony or certain Class 1 misdemeanor cases who are at high risk to re-offend, have unstable housing and can't afford to pay on their own. A court order or sanction is required, so ask your probation officer about a placement.
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Nebraska Judicial Branch, Administrative Office of Probation · Nebraska
Nebraska Probation pays approved transitional living homes a daily rate for up to 45 days for residents on probation. To qualify, a home needs a paid director and awake staff overnight. It must also write a transition plan within seven days of move-in and report through Probation's web portal. Level 2 homes also need daytime awake staff and on-site case management, and no home can charge deposits or fees while a resident is on a Transitional Living voucher.
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Nebraska Legislature · Nebraska
State housing-related assistance covers very low-income adults (at or below 50% of area median income) with a substance use disorder or a serious mental illness. It can pay rent, utilities, security and utility deposits, and landlord risk mitigation payments. It is delivered through Nebraska's regional behavioral health authorities, so ask your region how to apply and whether it can be used at a recovery residence.
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Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Division of Behavioral Health · Nebraska
DHHS's page for finding addiction treatment and recovery services, with treatment locators, contacts for the six behavioral health regions, and same-day and open-access services.
Division of Behavioral Health (402) 471-7860; Rural Response Hotline (800) 464-0258
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Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Division of Behavioral Health · Nebraska
A search site, supported by the DHHS Division of Behavioral Health, for finding behavioral health services in Nebraska by ZIP code.
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United Way of the Midlands · Nebraska
United Way's 211 program serving Nebraska connects callers with a live person and local community resources, with an online search, text line, and live chat.
Dial 2-1-1 or 866-813-1731; text your ZIP code to 898211
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Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) · Nebraska
DHHS's Medicaid page. Applications can be completed online at iServe Nebraska, over the phone, or on paper and mailed to the nearest DHHS office.
(402) 471-3121; TDD (800) 833-7352
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Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Division of Behavioral Health · Nebraska
The Division of Behavioral Health is Nebraska's single state mental health and substance use authority. It funds and oversees community prevention, treatment, and recovery support through six behavioral health regions, and supports the Network of Care, the Nebraska Family Helpline, and the 988 line.
(402) 471-3121; TDD (800) 833-7352
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Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) · Nebraska
A DHHS service provided by Boys Town that gives parents and families one place to call, 24/7, about problems including substance abuse, depression, and suicidal behavior.
(888) 866-8660
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Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Division of Behavioral Health · Nebraska
The office that leads the Division of Behavioral Health's support of recovery, with peer support specialist certification guidelines, the Lived Experience Leadership Network, and the Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative.
(402) 471-7766; [email protected]
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Mental Health Association of Nebraska (MHA-NE) · Nebraska
A nonprofit run entirely by peers with lived experience of mental health issues, trauma, substance use or incarceration, serving Lincoln and the Region 5 area. Residents can get one-on-one peer support through the REAL program (self-referrals welcome, age 19+), WRAP wellness planning, benefits help, or call a 24/7 peer warmline.
(531) 249-2974; Keya House Warmline (24/7) 402-261-5959; Honu Home Warmline (24/7) 402-975-2032
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The Connection Project · Nebraska
A peer-led wellness center in Norfolk where residents can walk in on weekdays for peer-led support groups and classes on substance use and mental health recovery, fitness programs, and sober social events.
(402) 370-2488
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Nebraska Department of Education, Office of Vocational Rehabilitation · Nebraska
Nebraska VR helps people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep jobs, through offices across the state.
402-471-3644; toll-free 877-637-3422
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Funding
Help paying for a recovery housing stay in Nebraska can come from Nebraska Probation's transitional living vouchers for people under court supervision and from Nebraska's regional behavioral health authorities. The regions deliver state housing-related assistance, which covers very low-income adults with a substance use disorder, and some regions use opioid settlement money for housing help. Nebraska's share of the national opioid settlements is run by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services with advice from the Opioid Settlement Remediation Advisory Committee, and the settlements' approved uses include recovery housing.
Grants and public programs that can pay operators or cover residents’ stays. Public funding often requires a state license or certification, and every program sets its own eligibility and timeline, so confirm details with the agency.
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Behavioral Health · Nebraska
Nebraska's share of the national opioid settlements goes into the Nebraska Opioid Recovery Fund, which DHHS runs with advice from this committee. A share goes to the six regional behavioral health authorities and another directly to counties and cities. The approved-use list (Exhibit E, linked here) includes recovery housing and recovery housing that allows medication for addiction treatment. This page posts no recovery housing application, so take a proposal to your regional behavioral health authority or county.
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USDA Rural Development · Nebraska
Low-interest loans and grants to buy, build, or improve essential facilities, including transitional housing, in rural areas of 20,000 people or fewer. Open to public bodies, community-based nonprofits and federally recognized tribes, not for-profit operators. Applications are accepted year round; contact the Nebraska Rural Development state office first.
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Nebraska Judicial Branch, Administrative Office of the Courts & Probation · Nebraska
Nebraska Probation's Transitional Living program places people on probation, post-release supervision or in a problem-solving court in short-term, staffed transitional housing so they can focus on treatment or work. It is for people with felony or certain Class 1 misdemeanor cases who are at high risk to re-offend, have unstable housing and can't afford to pay on their own. A court order or sanction is required, so ask your probation officer about a placement.
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Nebraska Judicial Branch, Administrative Office of Probation · Nebraska
Nebraska Probation pays approved transitional living homes a daily rate for up to 45 days for residents on probation. To qualify, a home needs a paid director and awake staff overnight. It must also write a transition plan within seven days of move-in and report through Probation's web portal. Level 2 homes also need daytime awake staff and on-site case management, and no home can charge deposits or fees while a resident is on a Transitional Living voucher.
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Nebraska Legislature · Nebraska
State housing-related assistance covers very low-income adults (at or below 50% of area median income) with a substance use disorder or a serious mental illness. It can pay rent, utilities, security and utility deposits, and landlord risk mitigation payments. It is delivered through Nebraska's regional behavioral health authorities, so ask your region how to apply and whether it can be used at a recovery residence.
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Region 4 Behavioral Health System · Region 4 (22 counties), NE
Region 4's Substance Use Disorder supported housing program helps pay rent, utilities and deposits as a bridge to Section 8 or other long-term housing. Payments go straight to the landlord, and one-time costs like moving or basic furniture may be covered when nothing else is available. Adults with a substance use disorder who are in DHHS-funded behavioral health services and have used up local rental help can qualify. Their behavioral health provider applies for them, and the unit must meet federal Housing Quality Standards.
(402) 316-1777, [email protected]
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Region 5 Systems · Region 5 (16 counties), NE
Region 5 uses opioid settlement money for flex funds of up to $1,000 per request for a deposit, rent, back rent, motel or temporary housing, transportation and similar barriers to recovery. An agency or organization applies online for a person who is in, or waitlisted for, treatment, drug court, peer support or another recovery service, and includes a financial eligibility worksheet. Check this page to confirm funds are currently available.
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Official documents
Each entry shows who issued it, where it applies, and when we last checked the source.
Nebraska Legislature · Nebraska
The state law on licenses for mental health substance use treatment centers, which must state whether they cover mental health disorders, substance use disorders, or both. It applies to homes that provide treatment, not to non-clinical sober living.
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Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission (NEOC) · Nebraska
NEOC's overview of the Nebraska Fair Housing Act, which bars housing discrimination based on disability and other protected classes and bars retaliation. The filing deadline is one year from the date of the alleged harm.
1526 K Street, Suite 310, Lincoln, NE 68508 (Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 5:00)
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U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division · United States
DOJ's overview of the federal Fair Housing Act, which bars disability discrimination in housing and bars local governments from using zoning or land use rules to exclude group homes for people with disabilities.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) · United States
HUD's page for reporting housing discrimination under the federal Fair Housing Act.
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Resources for operators
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No, as long as the home doesn't provide treatment. Nebraska has no state license, certification, or registration for non-clinical recovery housing or sober living. A home that provides treatment-center services needs a license from the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) as a mental health substance use treatment center. City or county zoning and fair housing law apply either way.
A sober living home provides housing for people in recovery and needs no state license. A home that provides treatment-center services is regulated by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and needs a mental health substance use treatment center license under Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-436.01.
The federal Fair Housing Act bars local governments from using zoning or land use rules to exclude group homes for people with disabilities, which includes people in recovery. Homes still have to follow neutral zoning and occupancy rules, so check with the city or county zoning office before opening.
File with the Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission (NEOC), which enforces the Nebraska Fair Housing Act. Its filing deadline is one year from the date of the alleged harm. Complaints can also go to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), whose deadlines may differ.
Request a free listing. You choose what it shows, such as who the home serves. The street address is shown only if you want it to be. Listing never requires ARKHE software.
Nebraska doesn't license sober living homes, so there is no state list of them. Dial 2-1-1 or search the Nebraska Network of Care for Behavioral Health for local services, and use Oxford House Vacancies to find open beds in Oxford Houses.
Families can call the Nebraska Family Helpline at (888) 866-8660, 24/7. Dial 2-1-1 for local services, or call the Department of Health and Human Services Division of Behavioral Health at (402) 471-7860. In a crisis, call or text 988.
Apply online at iServe Nebraska, over the phone, or on a paper application mailed to your nearest Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) office.
Because Nebraska doesn't license sober living homes, ask each home directly: what it costs and what that includes, its house rules, whether medication for addiction treatment is allowed, and what happens after a relapse.
Nebraska VR, part of the Nebraska Department of Education, helps people with disabilities prepare for, find, and keep jobs. Call 402-471-3644 or toll-free 877-637-3422 to find a nearby office.
Sources and review
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