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Employee Spotlight – Meet Keenan

We’re shining our employee spotlight on Keenan Page, our Independent Living Manager at OHB, who has been with us for seven years. OHB Strong Tell us about your work here… Read More

Employee Spotlight – Meet Kevin

We’re shining the spotlight on Kevin Modrell, a teacher at our OHB School. Enjoy getting to know Kevin in this month’s Employee Spotlight. OHB Strong Tell us about your work… Read More

Pressing On During the Pandemic

When asked what one of the biggest challenges OHB has faced during the Covid-19 pandemic has been, Chief Programs Officer, Brandy Gustoff, quickly replies, “Getting our young people to wear… Read More

Employee Spotlight – Meet Jeff

We’re shining the spotlight on Jeff DeWispelare, our President and CEO at OHB. Enjoy getting to know Jeff in this month’s Employee Spotlight. OHB Strong What do you enjoy most… Read More

Employee Spotlight – Meet Kelley

Our OHB Employee Spotlight series continues this month with the introduction of another one of  our amazing employees. This month, we’re looking to our Development Department to introduce you to… Read More

April 6, 2020 Update

A message from our President & CEO: As we head into another week I want to provide a quick update regarding our efforts at OHB to keep everyone safe and… Read More

2019 Impact Report

Thank you for making 2019 a memorable year for OHB! Because of you, OHB helped more than 1,300 youth, young adults, children and families gain the skills needed to become… Read More

Critical Needs Abound During COVID-19 Pandemic

It’s undeniable that the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting all of us in some way. For the youth, young adults and families who are already struggling financially, this crisis is even… Read More

Golf Tournaments Set for Summer 2020

What’s better than a day of golf with friends? A day of golf that supports a good cause, of course! We are fortunate to have three golf tournaments this summer… Read More

Doors Open to New Crisis Stabilization Program

When teens in Omaha find themselves in a crisis situation, they now have a new place to turn for help. They can be referred by local juvenile probation to Omaha… Read More