Community Care Kitchen Lunch program

• Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program schedule:  Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
• Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program population served:  We serve approximately 100-150 hot, nutritious lunches each weekday from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. to low-income and homeless individuals and families.
• Community Care Kitchen Lunch Program summary:  This is the only daytime meal program in northeast Omaha, and for many in our community, this is their only substantial meal each day. Our warm, inviting environment also offers clients a welcome respite from their daily challenges, as well as an opportunity to connect and socialize with others. 

The Salvation Army North receives a portion of its food from the USDA through the Emergency Food Assistance Program, also known as TEFAP. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. Read the complete USDA Nondiscrimination Policy.

Computer Lab 

• Computer Lab program schedule:  Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
• Computer Lab program summary:  Adults can drop in to check email, research job opportunities, or work on their resume or online job application free of charge at any of the computers available in our lab. Employment classes will be offered in the near future. 

Physical Fitness Opportunities

• Exercise is an effective antidote to stress, which is why we offer a number of physical activities especially for adults, including: 
  • Sal's Adult Basketball League program schedule:  call our sports and recreation director at 402-451-4048 for more information
  • Open Gym program schedule:  Saturday from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
  • Open Weight Room program schedule:  Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monthly Health Clinic

• Monthly Health Clinic program schedule:  4^th Thursday of every month from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
• Monthly Health Clinic program summary:  Our free health clinic is staffed by a doctor and nurses and offers blood pressure and diabetes screenings, Covid immunizations and flu shots and other basic medical services, as well as information and resources about health insurance and social services. 

Emergency Community Services

• Emergency Community Services program summary:  For those struggling to survive on the street, a hot shower, food and access to technology can make all the difference. That’s why we offer free showers and personal hygiene supplies, an emergency food pantry, clothing, a safe place to warm up in the winter and cool off in the summer and access to our free computer lab (see above for hours) for anyone in need.

Sweet Threads Closet

• Sweet Threads Closet program summary:  We offer new and gently used adult and children's clothing and coats and personal care supplies for those who can't afford to purchase them. Families and individuals are welcome to browse our closet and select what they or their children need.  

Pathway of Hope

• Pathway of Hope program summary:  The goal of Pathway of Hope is to guide families with children 18 years and younger through crisis and instability to a place of security in order to ultimately break the intergenerational cycle of poverty.
• Pathway of Hope offers a strengths-based casework approach and provides services including:
  • financial counseling and planning
  • job training and referrals
  • assistance with housing
  • spiritual support
• Pathway of Hope population served:  Pathway of Hope works with Omaha and Council Bluffs families where they are, helping lay out a practical plan to meet achievable goals. For more information, call 402-898-5947.

Men's and Women's Ministries

• Men’s and Women’s Ministries program summary:  Fellowship is an important part of spiritual health, which is why we offer the opportunity for men and women to come together weekly to connect with one another and study God's Word together. 
  • Bible Study program schedule:  Thursday at 6 p.m. (for adults and kids)
  • Men's Club program schedule:  Thursday at 7 p.m.
  • Women's Ministry program schedule:  Thursday at 7 p.m.