Our Programs
ONFRC Programs
Omaha Language Culture Resources
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Omaha Youth Basic Center Program (Homeless & Runaway Youth Program)
The Umoⁿhoⁿ (Omaha) Youth Basic Center Program (UYBCP) initiative is funded through a grant from the Administration for Children and Youth. Through this grant, the
Omaha Langugae And Culture Preservation Department
The Omaha Language & Cultural Preservation Department (OLCPD) will increase the Umoⁿhoⁿ language learning opportunities and accessibility within the community as well as to the
The Mark Of Honor Youth Shelter
The Mark of Honor Youth Shelter provides residential care for children and youth up to age 17 who have been removed from their homes and
Shonga Ska Project
The Shonga Ska Intiative is sponsored by the Omaha Nation Family Resource Center, which seeks funding for the development and implementation of this innovative, culturally specific
The Victim Assistance Program
This program is funded through a grant from the Department of Justice-OVC. The Omaha Tribe’s Victim Assistance Program focuses on addressing domestic violence, child and
The Domestic Violence Program
This program is funded through a grant from the Office of Violence Against Women. The Omaha Tribe’s Domestic Violence Program (DVP) primarily serves Native American