Valley Hope of Omaha

05/02/2026

Valley Hope in O’Neill is hiring a part-time Housekeeper and an Alumni Coordinator, with the coordinator role able to be based out of O’Neill or Omaha. These roles support both daily operations and ongoing connection with our recovery community. If you’re looking for meaningful work with purpose, we invite you to apply. https://bit.ly/4ch40Vb

05/02/2026

No mother forgets the day her child is born. A moment filled with hope, love, and the promise of what’s to come.

No mother ever forgets the day she gives birth to her child. She remembers the exact time, the place, the first cry, the tiny fingers and toes, the rush

05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Since 1949, it’s been a time to reduce stigma, raise awareness, and remind people they are not alone. Support matters—and help is always available.

05/01/2026

Jessie and Cal from Valley Hope’s Nebraska Business Development team are at Together Omaha’s Housing Stability Clinic earlier this week. This clinic provides support for individuals in need of rent assistance, food, substance use services, and mental health resources—all in one place. It’s a great example of meeting people where they are and helping with immediate needs across the Omaha community.

04/30/2026

Recovery doesn’t end when treatment does, and Renewal Day is a chance to come back, reconnect, and remember how far you’ve come. Valley Hope of Omaha is hosting Renewal Day on May 6 from 5:30–7:30 PM, and we’d love to see our alumni there as we celebrate sobriety birthdays, share a meal, and spend time together. If you can’t make it in person, you can still be part of it and join us online here: https://valleyhope.zoom.us/j/96109628940?pwd=Xhaf2GuIrsdKdWZxjtSMbIGSJsIG78.1

04/29/2026

April 29 is National Fentanyl Awareness Day, a time to increase understanding of the risks associated with illicit fentanyl and counterfeit pills. Education and awareness play an important role in prevention and helping individuals recognize when support is needed. At Valley Hope, we remain committed to providing care, resources, and a path forward for those impacted by substance use disorder. https://bit.ly/4v63xQa

04/27/2026

Taking the first step toward recovery can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to stopping alcohol use safely. Medical detox provides the support and supervision needed to manage withdrawal and begin recovery with a strong foundation. During Alcohol Awareness Month, it’s important to understand the role safe, medically supported detox can play in the recovery journey. Valley Hope is here to help every step of the way. Learn more:

Over time, heavy alcohol use can have a profound impact on the human body. When a person with an alcohol problem decides to stop drinking, the withdrawal

04/24/2026

Alcohol use disorder continues to impact individuals and families across the country, making awareness and education more important than ever. During Alcohol Awareness Month, it’s an opportunity to better understand the scope of alcohol misuse and the path to recovery. With the right support, change is possible. If you or someone you know may need help, Valley Hope is here to support you. https://bit.ly/3J6OXRu

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day. A reminder to take care of the world around us—just like we take care of ourselves and our recovery, one step at a time.

04/22/2026

REMINDER TOMORROW to Join Chaplain Pete for a powerful discussion on understanding moral injury and finding ways to move forward. This Virtual Recovery Meeting is hosted by Danielle, Alumni Coordinator.

All in the recovery community are welcome to attend! https://bit.ly/4vzFIQO

04/20/2026

Join Chaplain Pete this Thursday for a powerful discussion on understanding moral injury and finding ways to move forward. This Virtual Recovery Meeting is hosted by Danielle, Alumni Coordinator.

All in the recovery community are welcome to attend! https://bit.ly/4vzFIQO

04/18/2026

Getting Sober: How to Overcome an Alcohol Problem

When Does Drinking Become a Problem? Do you ever wonder if your drinking has become a problem? While social drinking is a regular part of many people's