In case of emergency shelter needs, please contact our dedicated hotline at 402-721-3125. Our compassionate team will guide you through a series of questions to gain a thorough understanding of your situation. Subsequently, our diligent desk staff will promptly inform a case manager, who will assess and determine access to emergency shelter based on availability.

As part of our standard procedures, all adults seeking shelter must consent to a warrant check and a Nebraska Sex Offender Registry Check before entering. If an active warrant is identified, we are obligated to report your presence in our facility. Individuals on the Nebraska Sex Offender Registry will be supported in exploring alternative shelter options.

We welcome walk-ins and extend the same procedural care to ensure that everyone, regardless of their circumstances, receives the necessary assistance and support in a timely manner.

The public-accessible food pantry, situated at 549 N H Street in Fremont, offers its services on Tuesdays from 10 am to 2 pm, Wednesdays from 4 pm to 6 pm, and Thursdays from 5 pm to 7 pm. In cases of emergency, access is available outside the regular hours.

While not mandatory, presenting a photo ID and a recent piece of mail (within the last thirty days) with your home address is appreciated when utilizing the food pantry. Care Corps’ LifeHouse’s standard procedure involves providing your household with a food box every thirty days, along with two additional boxes throughout the year. In unforeseen circumstances, emergency food boxes are available as needed.

During your visit, you will be asked to provide some demographic information, including names, birth dates, genders, addresses, phone numbers, races, and ethnicities of all household members. If you prefer not to answer these questions, alternative arrangements can be made to ensure your comfort and accessibility.

Food Pantry

Care Corps’ LifeHouse collaborates with various Fremont agencies to allocate funds aiding those facing homelessness risks in covering rent and utilities. Beyond financial assistance, our dedicated case managers support individuals and families by guiding them through budgeting, employment enhancement, and benefit applications. This comprehensive program empowers individuals to attain self-sufficiency, averting homelessness. To access assistance, please contact us at 402-721-3125 and request a meeting with a Prevention Case Manager, who will arrange a discussion about your current circumstances.

Our store warmly invites everyone to explore affordable options for clothing, housewares, and hygiene products. If financial constraints arise, inquire about our voucher program by contacting the Prevention Case Manager. Operating hours include Monday to Wednesday and Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, Thursday from 10 am to 6 pm, and Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm. Donations are accepted on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11 am to 3 pm.

Please note our updated phone number: 402-619-3130. Additionally, don’t miss the opportunity to learn about our rewards program, adding extra value to your experience. We’re here to assist you and enhance your access to essential resources.