SCIP partners with schools and community behavioral health agencies across Nebraska to address the difficulties students may be experiencing. SCIP is a program focused on providing support and assistance to families in need, ensuring all youth have access to the appropriate services. SCIP offers monthly newsletters and community resources. Read the SCIP monthly newsletters HERE.
There are a number of internet service providers in Lincoln. The three providers that contacted Lincoln Public Schools to apprise us of special offers or considerations for families of Lincoln Public Schools students include: Allo Communications – Imperial, NE, Spectrum – Stamford, CT, and Windstream – Little Rock, AR.
Applications for state assistance (SNAP benefits, Medicaid, childcare subsidy, emergency assistance, general assistance and ADC) can be found here.
MyLNK is a website and a mobile app (for Apple and Android – search MyLNK) that has information about community resources. It can be downloaded in a wi-fi environment and then used when wi-fi is not available.
These resources, collected by LPS counselors for middle school students, can help with this difficult time.
The Food Bank of Lincoln is a proud member of Feeding America. Since their founding in 1982, they’ve been focused on their mission to alleviate hunger in Southeast Nebraska. Currently the Food Bank serves 16 counties in Southeast Nebraska.
NEworks offers a complete set of employment tools for job seekers in Nebraska.
Use this resource to locate all of the school social workers working in Lincoln Public Schools.
The Lincoln Public Schools District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, disability, age, genetic information, citizenship status or economic status in its programs, activities and employment.
