Department of Health and Human Services provides behavioral health resources for Nebraskans affected by wildfires
Published on March 21, 2026.
The Department of Health and Human Services (DHH) has provided behavioral health resources for Nebraskans affected by wildfires. The Division of Behavioral Health is encouraging Nebrassians to seek emotional support at relief centers near affected areas. For immediate assistance, call 988 for crisis services, or 1-800-985-5990 for 24/7 disaster crisis counseling. Crisis Counseling options are available through providers such as 988. An event will provide space for community members to connect, share experiences, and receive behavioral health support. Resources will continue to be established as needed.
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