WOMEN'S CARE

Bethlehem House: Residential service, parenting and prenatal care classes. 2301 S. 15th St., 502-9224; www.womenscch.org

YWCA Omaha: Women's advocacy groups dedicated to the elimination of domestic violence and racism, and dedicated to the empowerment of women. Groups offer classes, counseling, career services and intervention programs. 222 S. 29th St., 345-6555; 24-hour violence hot line: 345-7273; www.ywcaomaha.org

RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Good News Jail and Prison Ministries: Mentors incarcerated men and women who have shown an interest in spiritual growth. Also runs CAP program, a sale-adoption program in which a church creates an extension of their ministry within a prison housing unit. Need volunteers willing to train to become mentors. Contact Chaplain Morris Jackson at 599-2293; www.goodnewsjail.org

Jewish Federation of Omaha: Umbrella organization for Jewish organizations and agencies, including the Jewish Community Center, the Center for Jewish Education, Kripke Jewish Federation Library, Jewish Family and Senior Services and the Anti-Defamation League. 333 S. 132nd St., 334-8200; www.jewishomaha.org

HOMELESS/FOOD BANKS

Heart Ministry Center: Nonprofit agency affiliated with the Sacred Heart Catholic Church parish provides material and spiritual support to the poor and homeless in north Omaha. 2222 Binney St., 451-2321; www.sacredheartomaha.org

Juan Diego Center: Bilingual counseling, food pantry, microbusiness training and development and family-based immigration legal assistance. Operated by Catholic Charities of Omaha. 5211 S. 31st St., 731-5413; www.ccomaha.org

Micah House: Homeless shelter serving single women and families. 1416 Avenue J, Council Bluffs, 712-323-4416; www.themicahhouse.org

Mission for All Nations: A faith-based charitable organization providing food, clothing, shelter and other necessities to people of all ethnic backgrounds in the metro area. Pantry is at 5218 S. 21st St. with two additional locations once a month. Office is at 5210 S. 21st St., 733-2077; www.missionfan.com

Omaha Food Bank: Nonprofit distributor of food and products to area food pantries, soup kitchens, low-income day cares, service organizations. 6824 J St., 331-1213; www.omahafoodbank.org

Open Door Mission: Christian-run organization provides food, shelter and other basic needs through emergency services, long-term rehabilitation and recovery, transitional housing and community outreach. Includes Lydia House, a 20-week program for single women and families, Journey to Work, which reconnects homeless men with society, and Timberlake Outreach Center, which empowers struggling families by providing gently-used household items. 2706 N. 21st St. East, 422-1111, hotline: 829-1531; www.opendoormission.org

Restored Hope: Offers a Christ-centered transitional-living program that helps homeless women either single or with children become emotionally, spiritually and financially stable. Owns and operates 25 apartment units located at the northeast corner of 24th and Howard Streets. 2316 Howard St., 345-7306; www.restoredhopeomaha.org

Siena-Francis House: Has an open-door policy. Offers food, clothing, shelter, education and job training, addiction recovery assistance, volunteer medical services and community outreach services. 1702 Nicholas St., 341-1821; www.sienafrancis.org

Youth Emergency Services: A nonprofit organization devoted to helping homeless and at-risk youth get off the streets and into a safe place. YES provides: emergency shelter, street outreach services and transitional living programs aimed at empowering youth to become self-sufficient members of our community. Administrative office: 2679 Farnam Street, Ste. 205., 402-345-5187; yesomaha.org

FAMILIES

Heartland Family Service: Programs for child abuse, domestic violence, poverty and homelessness, juvenile crime, early childhood development, mental health, addictions and neighborhood enrichment centers. Branches in Omaha area, Sarpy County, Fremont and southwest Iowa. 2101 S. 42nd St., 553-3000; 515 E. Broadway, Council Bluffs, 712-322-1407; www.heartlandfamilyservice.org

Lutheran Family Services: Offers mental health and substance abuse services, adoption and pregnancy counseling, family support, compulsive gambling treatment, sexual offender counseling, foster care, juvenile pretrial diversion, post-tramautic stress disorder treatment and refugee resettlement and immigration legal services. 124 S. 24th St., Suite 230; 342-7038; www.lfsneb.org

Omaha Housing Authority Outreach Program: LaFern Williams Center, 3010 R St., is home to OHA Heavy Hitters football team and cheerleading squads. Also has leadership activities, computer center, golf, drama, music, arts and crafts, field trips. Open to OHA youths ages 6 to 18. 444-7700. Computer labs available at Gateway Center, 4401 N. 21st Ave. www.ohauthority.org

Spence Counseling Center: Helps juveniles and adults with marriage and family issues, including domestic violence, anger management, gambling, chemical dependency, codependency, adolescence and children's issues. Sliding fee scale. 12035 Q St., 991-0611; www.spencecounselingcenter.com

IMMIGRATION/DIVERSITY

Center for Human Diversity Inc.: Training, consulting and coaching related to improving communication among people of different racial, ethnic, social and cultural backgrounds. 14206 S. 21st St., 291-9249; www.centerforhumandiversity.org

International Center of the Heartland: An initiative of United Way of the Midlands and other community organizations. Provides resources and services for immigrants and refugees. 1941 S. 42nd St., Suite 402, 346-6100; www.lfsneb.org/community/nac.asp

Latina Resource Center: Services for Latina women, including basic English instruction, health and family-life education, nutrition and parenting classes, support groups, crisis counseling. Collaborating partners: Catholic Charities, Family Services and the YWCA. 5211 S. 31st St.; 898-6760; www.ccomaha.org

Latino Center of the Midlands: Nonprofit center provides substance abuse outpatient treatment for youths and families; higher education services for youth and families; adult education services; social services programs and referrals; cultural transition programs for immigrants. Bilingual staff. 4821 S. 24th St., 733-2720; www.latinocenterofthemidlands.org

Mexican Consulate: Headquartered in Omaha; serving Nebraska and Iowa. Passport, visa, identification card and protections information and other services. Hours: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. 3552 Dodge St., 595-1841

Omaha Together One Community: Multiethnic and interfaith group seeks to strengthen community through leadership seminars, research, public discourse and more. 3647 Lafayette Ave., 344-4401; www.otoc.org

Southwest Iowa Latino Resource Center: A liaison between the English- and Spanish-speaking communities. Provides employment, housing and education assistance, monthly health and vaccination clinic and more. 604 N. Fourth St., Red Oak, Iowa; 712-623-3591; http://swilrc.org

Southern Sudan Community Association: English instruction for all refugees and those seeking asylum in the Omaha area, GED classes, mentoring programs, coordination of health and human services, housing loans and assistance with citizenship and job placement. 4819 Dodge St., 554-0759; www.sscainternational.org

Urban League of Nebraska: Community-based movement devoted to empowering African-Americans to enter the economic and social mainstream through education, job training, family programs and more. 3040 Lake St., 453-9730; www.urbanleagueneb.org

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: The Omaha district office provides immigration-related services in Nebraska and Iowa. By appointment only. 1717 Avenue H East; 800-375-5283 or 633-4000; www.uscis.gov

HOUSING/UTILITIES

Family Housing Advisory Services: Nonprofit, certified, comprehensive housing agency. Services range from prevention of homelessness to home ownership and more. 2401 Lake St., 934-7921; 3605 Q St., 546-1013; Council Bluffs, 10 S. Fourth St., 712-322-4436; www.fhasinc.org

Goodfellows: Emergency aid to individuals in need of one-time housing and utility assistance. Donations taken year-round. Operated by World-Herald Goodfellows Charities Inc., 1314 Douglas St., 444-1388; www.omaha.com

Habitat for Humanity: Nonprofit Christian organization that relies on community volunteers to partner with low-income families to build and renovate homes. 2204 Ames Ave., 457-5657; www.omahahabitat.org

Lutheran Metro Ministry: A serving arm of the Nebraska Synod, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, providing limited assistance for rent, utilities and other needs. Emergency food pantry at three locations and comprehensive referral services. 4205 Boyd St., 453-3774. www.lutheranmetromin.com

Rebuilding Together Omaha: An affiliate of the national organization, it preserves and revitalizes homes and the community, ensuring that low-income homeowners live in warmth, safety and independence. Has programs to respond to serious emergency needs. P.O. Box 540436 Omaha, 68154; 965-9201; www.rebuildingtogetheromaha.org

A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING

Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben Foundation: A civic and philanthropic organization aimed at community enhancement, youth development and Heartland development. 302 S. 36th St., Suite 800, 554-9600; www.aksarben.org

Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services: Government agency responsible for community-based services, including developmental disabilities programs, veterans homes, child support enforcement and legal services, immunization offices and clinics and senior citizen services. Administrative office: 1313 Farnam St., third floor, 595-2850; www.hhs.state.ne.us

Salvation Army: Evangelical Christian ministry offering transitional housing, child development centers, adult rehabilitation center for men, food pantry, disaster-relief programs and more. Divisional headquarters: 3612 Cuming St., 898-5900; for other area locations, visit www.salvationarmyomaha.org

Pregnancy

A Woman's Touch: Free pregnancy tests and ultrasounds, confidential counseling, parenting classes, maternal assistance, adoption referrals and referrals for post-adoption counseling. 908 W. Mission Ave., Bellevue; 933-2988; http://awtpcc.org

AAA Center for Pregnancy Counseling: Free and confidential services and counseling, including pregnancy testing, abortion information, ultrasounds, adoption support and services, parenting and childbirth classes and material aid. 6510 Sorensen Parkway, 397-0600; www.aaacpc.com

Catholic Charities Child Services: Provides adoption services and pregnancy counseling. 3300 N. 60th St., 554-0520; www.ccomaha.org

Essential Pregnancy Services: Offers free, confidential pregnancy tests and STD screenings, limited medical clinic, free professional counseling, infant-care items, parenting, childbirth and nutrition classes, fathers' programs and GED programs. 6220 Maple St. Hot line: 554-1000; www.essentialps.org

La Leche League: An international, nonprofit organization dedicated to providing education, information, support and encouragement to women who want to breastfeed. Meetings at various locations in Omaha. 339-2290; www.lllusa.org

Life Choices Fremont Area Pregnancy Resource Center: Free self-administered pregnancy tests, adoption support and services, abstinence education, counseling, abortion information and post-abortion counseling. 1835 E. Military Ave., Suite 101, Fremont, 402-721-5551; www.fremontpregnancy.com

Planned Parenthood of Nebraska and Council Bluffs: Abortion services, birth control, emergency contraception, male and female health services, HIV testing and counseling, pregnancy testing and counseling. Bilingual staff available. Clients are not turned down based on ability to pay. 3341 N. 107th St., 496-0088; 5310 S. 139th Plaza, 894-9006; 1604 Second Ave., Council Bluffs, 712-322-6650; www.plannedparenthood.org

CHILDREN/YOUTH

Child Saving Institute: Nonprofit organization provides developmental and therapeutic child care, foster care, emergency shelter care for children and youth, intensive family preservation, parenting education, pregnancy counseling, adoption, school and family enrichment, and outreach to incarcerated parents. 4545 Dodge St., 553-6000; www.childsaving.org Christian Heritage: Nonprofit agency provides compassionate care and instruction for at-risk children. It is licensed as a child-placing agency and serves more than 110 children each day in communities throughout Nebraska, with offices in Lincoln, Kearney and Omaha. 10846 Old Mill Road, Suite 6, 884-5743; www.chne.org

Nebraska Children's Home Society: Provides safe and loving care to children of all ages. Main programs include pregnancy, parenting and adoption services, foster care, an early childhood development program focused on strengthening children's social, academic and life skills, and community- and neighborhood- based services. 4939 S. 118th St., 451-0787; www.nchs.org Ted E. Bear Hollow: Support groups and camps conducted by trained facilitators provide a safe environment for youth to grieve the death of someone close to them among peers who understand. Programs are free to families. TEBH also provides resource material and training to the public. www.tedebearhollow.org; 502-2773

Teen Suicide Hot Lines: Please call one of these toll-free numbers if you or someone you know is considering suicide: Boys Town National Hotline, 800-448-3000; or the National Suicide Prevention Hotline, 800-784-2433

HEALTH SUPPORT

The ALS Association, Keith Worthington Chapter: Provides professional patient services, resource and referral lists, education and support groups for those with ALS, their families and caregivers. 10730 Pacific St. - Suite 228, 991-8788 or 866-762-6361; www.alsa-midlands.org

ALS in the Heartland: Dedicated to serving patients, family members and caregivers who are affected by amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease. 6277 S. 118th St., 592-2374; www.ALSintheHeartland.org The Alzheimer's Association Midlands Chapter: Provides education, information support and advocacy for those diagnosed with dementia and their care partners. 1941 S. 42nd St. Suite 205, 502-4301; www.alz.org/midlands

American Cancer Society: National agency devoted to cancer research, information resources and programs, advocacy, public policy and more. 9850 Nicholas St., Suite 200, 393-5801; www.cancer.org

American Heart Association: National voluntary health organization devoted to healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Invests in research, advocacy and community service programs and education. 10100 J St., Suite A, 346-0771; www.americanheart.org

Angels Among Us: Financially assists families with a child battling cancer. Helps with all bills and expenses with a monthly lump sum. 11918 Poppleton Plaza, Suite 2, 934-0999; www.myangelsamongus.org

Arthritis Foundation, Nebraska Chapter: Helps individuals take control of arthritis by providing education, pursuing public policy and conducting evidence-based programs to improve their quality of life. 600 N. 93rd St., Suite 206, 330-6130; www.arthritis.org

Camp Quality Heartland: A nonprofit volunteer organization that provides free summer camp experiences and other programs for children with cancer and their siblings. 915 Allied Road, Bellevue; 712-484-3625; www.hl.campqualityusa.org

Charles Drew Health Center: Nonprofit community clinic offers medical and dental services. Includes social services, the Satellite Homeless Medical Center and other outreach programs. 2915 Grant St.; 457-1200; www.charlesdrewhcomaha.org

Hope Medical Outreach Coalition: A nonprofit organization aimed at providing superior health care to the underserved and low-income uninsured. Operates in conjunction with the Metro Omaha Medical Society and the Omaha District Dental Society. 4920 S. 30th St. - Suite 301, 345-2400; www.hopemed.us

Interfaith Health Services: An ecumenical partnership of southeast Omaha congregations joined by health care providers, community agencies and college personnel committed to meeting the holistic health and wellness needs of individuals, congregations and communities. Provides free exercise and educational classes in Spanish at four south Omaha locations. 1326 S. 26th St., 660-6689

The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society: A national voluntary health agency committed to finding cures for blood cancers. Offers education programs, family support groups, financial aid programs and other resources. 10832 Old Mill Rd., Suite 2, 888-847-4974 or 344-2242; www.lls.org/ne

Make-A-Wish: Fundraising and service organization that grants the wishes of children suffering from life-threatening medical conditions. 11926 Arbor St., Suite 102, 333-8999 or 800-760-9474; http://nebraska.wish.org

National Multiple Sclerosis Society: Supports research into the cure, prevention and treatment of MS and provides programs and services to help improve the quality of life for those with MS. 328 S. 72nd St.; 1-800-344-486; www.nen.nationalmssociety.org

Nebraska AIDS Project: Offers testing for HIV, AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases, prevention and awareness services and case management. 139 S. 40th St., 552-9260; www.nap.org

Nebraska Hospice and Palliative Care Partnership: Works to increase the use of hospices through community and professional education. Members of the nonprofit organization include hospice providers and other health and elder-care organizations. 3900 N. West 12th St., Suite 100, Lincoln, 402-477-0204; www.nehospice.org Nebraska Organ and Tissue Donor Coalition: The donor coalition provides public education to encourage Nebraskans to enroll as an organ, eye and tissue donor through the Department of Motor Vehicles and online. 988137 Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, 68198-8137; 800-718-5433 or 559-3788; www.donatelifenebraska.com.

The Nebraska Organ Recovery System: NORS is the federally designated organ procurement organization for Nebraska and Pottawattamie County, Iowa. 8502 West Center Road; 733-1800, 877-633-1800; www.nedonation.org.

Parkinson's Disease Information and Referral Center: Nonprofit resource center for patients, families, caregivers and medical professionals. The center provides educational materials and programs, physician and medical referral lists, support group information and the latest research studies. 601 N. 30th St., Suite 2902C; 449-4535 or 866-626-7347.

Rainbow House: Hospitality house provides a place to stay for families from 60 miles or further away with a child at Children's Hospital. 7815 Harney St., 955-7815; www.chsomaha.org

Ronald McDonald House Charities in Omaha: Provides a temporary home for families who bring their children to the Omaha area for medical care. Cost is $7.50 per day. 620 S. 38th Ave., 346-9377; www.rmhomaha.org

Visiting Nurse Association of the Midlands: Nonprofit organization provides skilled home care, hospice and community health services. 12565 West Center Road, Suite 100; 342-5566; http://thevnacares.org

EMERGENCY

American Red Cross: Provides relief to disaster victims, helps people respond to emergencies, supports active-duty and community-based military, offers classes and training in CPR, lifeguarding, swimming, babysitting, family caregiving, fire prevention and more. 2912 S. 80th Ave., 343-7700; Offutt Air Force Base, Building 323C, Room 117, 294-5032; 705 N. 16th St., Council Bluffs, 712-322-4017; www.redcrossomaha.org

Together Inc.: Provides emergency relief services to people in crisis situations. Free services include food pantries, clothing and household items, public transportation, medical prescriptions and rent assistance. 1616 Cass St., 345-8047, ext. 204; www.togetheromaha.org

SPECIAL NEEDS

Answers4Families: A Web-based resource that provides information, opportunities for dialogue, education and support to Nebraskans with special needs and their families. A grant-funded program in conjunction with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. 206 S. 13th St., Suite 1000, Lincoln; 800-746-8420 or 402-472-0844; http://answers4families.org

The Arc of Omaha at the Ollie Webb Center: Resource center for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Peer mentoring, support groups, educational classes, financial advice and other programs. 1941 S. 42nd St., Suite 122; 346-5220; www.olliewebbinc.org

Autism Action Partnership: Improves the quality of life for people on the autism spectrum and their families through education, advocacy and support. Programs include pilot projects designed to develop social skills of students on the autism spectrum. 14301 First National Bank Parkway, Suite 115, 496-7200; www.autismaction.org

Career Solutions Inc. at the Ollie Webb Center: Assists individuals with developmental disabilities to explore their potential and develop options to fulfill their life choices. Programs include supported employment, continuing education and instruction in independent living. 1941 S. 42nd St., Suite 122, 342-4418; www.olliewebbinc.org

HETRA: Celebrating miracles 1989-2009, the Heartland Equine Therapeutic Riding Academy strives to improve the quality of life of adults and children with disabilities through equine-assisted activities. Locations in Omaha and Valley. 359-8830; www.hetra.org

Easter Seals Nebraska: Serves individuals with disabilities and special needs. Offers vocational training, camps and recreation, and works with AgrAbility program to help farmers with disability or injury. 638 N. 109th Plaza, 345-2200; www.ne.easterseals.com

Mosaic: A national, nonprofit organization serving people with developmental disabilities. Services include case management, day services, foster care and supported living. 10011 J St., 896-9988; www.mosaicinfo.org

Munroe-Meyer Guild: Raises money for the Munroe-Meyer Institute, which specializes in providing services and support for people with genetic disorders and developmental disabilities. Contact Deb Marasco at 359-1864; www.mmiguild.com

Omaha Down Syndrome Parents Network: A nonprofit organization that serves families of children and adults with Down syndrome, and interested professionals in Omaha and surrounding areas. P.O. Box 31686, Omaha 68131, 991-1800; www.odspn.org

Quality Living Inc.: Nonprofit organization that offers a broad spectrum of rehabilitation programs for nongeriatric adults who have suffered a brain or spinal cord injury, degenerative illness or severe physical disability. 6404 N. 70th Plaza, 573-3700; www.qliomaha.com

Special Olympics of Nebraska: Nebraska's state chapter of the Special Olympics, the world's largest sports program for children and adults with learning disabilities. 11011 Q St. Suite 104C, 331-5545; www.sone.org

EMPLOYMENT

Nebraska Workforce Development: One-stop career centers provide a network of employment, training and educational programs for the unemployed. Services include job listings, federal bonding program and unemployment insurance benefits. 2421 N. 24th St. or 5717 F St., 444-4700; www.workforcenebraska.com

SENIORS

Desert Ministries: A nonprofit interfaith organization that serves nursing homes and assisted living facilities throughout the metro area. Programs include One-on-One, GrandFriends and Volunteers Assisting Loving and Uplifting Elders. 2205 S. 10th St. Room 230, 556-8032; www.desertministries.org

Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging: Provides numerous services to men and women age 60 and older in Douglas, Sarpy, Dodge, Cass and Washington Counties and support to their families. Services include nutrition, case management, employment counseling and volunteer opportunities. Has directory of area senior citizen centers. 4223 Center St., 444-6444 or 888-554-2711; www.enoa.org

Friendship Program Inc.: Private, nonprofit agency committed to helping elderly and disabled individuals remain independent in the community. Adult day services, community-based rehabilitation services, community support services and case management. 7315 Maple St., 393-6911; www.friendshipinc.info

HELP Adult Services: Respite program for ill, aged or homebound adults and caregivers and a medical equipment loan program. 8447 Lake St., 341-6559; www.helpadultservices.org

Merrymakers Association: A nonprofit organization dedicated to brightening the lives of senior citizens through music and laughter. Provides musical performances to 91 assisted-living facilities and nursing homes in the area on a monthly basis for free. 11213 Davenport St., Suite 201, 697-0205; www.merrymakers.org

Your Senior Resource Guide: A directory of Nebraska's independent, assisted-living, nursing home and long-term care communities and facilities. Obtain a free copy by calling 292-8480 or 877-229-6238 or visiting www.yoursrg.com

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Domestic Violence Coordinating Council: Devoted to promoting education, training, awareness and response to domestic violence, and aiding coordination among agencies, departments, courts and victims. 8990 West Dodge Road, Suite 205; location tentatively subject to change; 398-9928; www.dvccomaha.org

The Shelter: A temporary refuge from domestic violence for women and children. Operated by Catholic Charities. Address confidential. 24-hour crisis hot line: 558-5700.

OTHER

Stephen Center: Drug and alcohol rehabilitation center, emergency shelter for homeless men, women and children and a transitional living program. 2723 Q St., 731-0238; www.stephencenter.org

United Way of the Midlands: Nonprofit agency provides strategic planning for a network of local human services and community initiatives, and provides an avenue for donors to strengthen these efforts. Hosts the 2-1-1 call center that serves Nebraska and southwest Iowa, connecting residents with available local human services, support groups and hot lines. 1805 Harney St., 342-8232; www.uwmidlands.org.

The First Tee of Omaha: A division of the World Golf Foundation, its mission is to impact the lives of people around the world by creating affordable and accessible golf facilities primarily to serve those who have not previously had exposure to the game and its positive values. Miller Park Golf Course, 6315 N. 30th St., Mike Rice, 444-5396; www.thefirstteeomaha.org

Literacy Center of the Midlands: Free, confidential assistance with literacy needs for adults in the Omaha and Council Bluffs area. 3615 Dodge St., 342-7323

Mary Madeline Project: Nonprofit organization that has sewn more than 1,000 blankets and infant burial gowns from donated wedding dresses. P.O. Box 6207, Omaha, 68106; 551-7574; www.marymadelineproject.com

Nebraska Humane Society: Provides services for all pet basics. Behavioral advice, animal shelter, animal control, obedience classes and adoption. 8929 Fort St., 444-7800; www.nehumanesociety.org

Nebraska Veterans Council: Umbrella organization of recognized veteran organizations, including the Great Plains Paralyzed Veterans of America, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Disabled American Veterans, Military Order of the Purple Heart, American Legion, Vietnam Veterans and American Veterans. P.O. Box 5205 Lincoln, 68505-0205; 402-464-6338

Omaha Public Library Foundation: Mission is to transform the Omaha Public Library into a premiere community resource through private contributions. 215 S. 15th St., 444-4589; www.omahapubliclibrary.org/foundation

Sequels: Thrift store sells used clothing, toys, household goods, jewelry and linens. Part of HOPE-Net Ministries. Proceeds go to services for the homeless in the Council Bluffs area. 19933 Virginia Hills Road, Council Bluffs; 712-256-6300; www.hopenetministries.org

Take Flight Farms: Equine-assisted therapy and learning programs for those with social or mental-health needs, including anxiety, eating or behavioral disorders, substance abuse recovery, divorce, grief and loss and more. 1004 Farnam St., Suite 400; 930-3037; www.takeflightfarms.org

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