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Omaha Native American families gain support through program expansion

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By Waverle Monroe Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
OMAHA, Neb. - Native American families in Omaha are receiving parenting support and cultural education through the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska's tribal home visit program, which recently expanded into the Omaha area. Abbi Miranda Correto, director of the Tribal Home Visiting Program, explained that the initiative serves families from prenatal stages to kindergarten by teaching parenting skills and weaving Native culture into the home.
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Access centers aim to provide direct support to families in need

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By Waverle Monroe Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
OMAHA, Neb. - Access centers are being established in North and South Omaha to connect families with vital resources, following a bill signed into law last year. Tamika Mease, CEO of the North Omaha Community Partnership, highlighted the initiative's focus on community needs. "We're putting the community first," Mease said. Mease explained that the centers aim to address issues directly rather than offer temporary solutions.
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Douglas County program sees success helping youth build careers

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By Waverle Monroe Verified
| KETV-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
OMAHA, Neb. - The Skill Up, Step Forward program, a collaboration between Metropolitan Community College and the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, is providing Omaha youth with career training and opportunities, and participants are already seeing success. For Luis Ochoa, boxing has always been a passion, but now, thanks to the program, he's pursuing a potential career as a mechanic. "I wanted to start in automotive, but I didn't know where. I like cars, but I didn't know how they work," Ochoa said.
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