Category: Announcements

In the recent Strictly Business magazine, Friendship Home Addresses Connection between Brain Injury and Domestic Violence Friendship Home’s Healthcare Navigator works with domestic violence survivors to access primary, reproductive, and behavioral healthcare. A collaborative project, Brain Injury, and Domestic Violence:...

The Lincoln Homeless Coalition hosted the 21st Annual Hunger and Homelessness Recognition Event on November 20, 2020. Awards were presented to recognize extraordinary efforts to serve people experiencing homelessness, hunger, and poverty. Friendship Home is honored to be one of...

Friendship Home recently received notice from Charity Navigator that we have earned our fifth consecutive 4-star rating. Friendship Home is one of only five charities in Lincoln to have four-star status and has the highest rating. According to Charity Navigator:...

If you weren’t able to catch the 10/11 News series on domestic violence in our community, you can watch it here!  This powerful series shows the impact domestic violence has on isolated victims and their children, and how Friendship Home...

This Month in History Friendship Home is proud to feature the Equal Justice Initiatives new digital experience of  A History of Racial Injustice that highlights events on this day in history as a set of tools for learning more about...

Thank you to our generous Stuff the Bus supporters for helping us “stuff” our virtual StarTran bus with critical supplies! These donations will allow families served at Friendship Home to receive the everyday essential items they need while rebuilding their...

Thank you friends and neighbors for your support of Friendship Home through Give to Lincoln Day 2020! Between May 1st and May 28th, donations to Friendship Home will help provide shelter and services for the over 1500 domestic violence victims and their children we serve...

In this time of social distancing, when most of us are finding comfort and safety at home, there are some that don’t find their home safe. Unfortunately domestic violence doesn’t stop for COVID-19, and may often escalate during additional stress. ...