Creating Opportunity for All
One Lincoln works to realize the vision of a community where all people feel understood, experience true belonging, and have opportunity to reach their full human potential. One Lincoln champions policies, practices, and culture change initiatives that advance this vision, along with efforts that support residents’ personal journeys of awareness and transformation. One Lincoln recognizes that we create transformed, inclusive new realities by becoming transformed, inclusive people.
One Lincoln promotes the well-being of every resident through affordable housing initiatives, age-friendly services, and policies and programs that support healthy outcomes for children and families. The initiative aims to ensure that City jobs and services are accessible to all residents; that no one faces discrimination in employment, housing, or public accommodations; that discrimination complaints are handled fairly and promptly; and that unfairness in the community is addressed and reduced.
Resources
Health
Community Health Services
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Community Health Services works to address community members health issues/concerns/services and make appropriate referrals to community resources. Individuals can call to speak with a nurse at 402-441-8065 or TTYNE Relay 7-1-1, Monday through Friday, 8 AM-4:30 PM.
Community Resources
NeighborLNK
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The NeighborLNK Program works to facilitate personal connections by directly linking volunteers with seniors (age 60 and over) or persons with disabilities who are homebound and seeking additional support.
UPLNK
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Download the UPLNK app to report non-emergency quality-of-life issues within the Lincoln city limits. This is a one-stop shop for community members to inform the City of Lincoln to address issues to address or help answer your questions and provide solutions.
Housing
All Doors Lead Home
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In need of housing or utility assistance? The All Doors Lead Home program helps to connect community members with available resources.
Affordable Housing Progress Report
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The City of Lincoln’s goal is to support 5,000 new, rehabilitated or subsidized affordable housing units by 2030. Check out the report to see the most up to date status on this goal.