Stephen Center stands as a vital community resource in Omaha, Nebraska, providing comprehensive support services for individuals struggling with substance use disorders, homelessness, and poverty. Their HERO Program offers specialized treatment for adults 19 and older who face both substance use challenges and co-occurring mental health issues, with particular attention to those with limited financial resources or housing instability. The center provides a continuum of care that includes short-term residential treatment lasting 30-45 days, intensive outpatient programs running 6-10 weeks, and less intensive outpatient services spanning 4-6 weeks. Treatment incorporates medication management, life skills development, and family programming to build sustainable recovery foundations. For those needing transitional housing, Stephen Center offers 90-day sober living arrangements and longer-term options through their Permanent Supportive Housing program, which provides affordable apartment living in a recovery-focused community. Additional services include the Pettigrew Emergency Shelter for homeless individuals and families, as well as essential supplies distribution. This family-owned organization adheres to Omaha Housing Authority standards and National Institute of Food and Agriculture guidelines to ensure they effectively serve those most in need within their community.