As prospective adoptive parents, the message my husband and I received REPEATEDLY from this organization while going through their process, was that to be a great parent you must have money. New house, new vehicles, designer clothing. Obviously a hard working farm couple was NOT their cup of tea. We were turned down for exactly this ... we rented a home instead of owning, and our car, while safe and reliable, was about 15 years old. We turned immediately to the State foster care system and was approved with flying colors. Since that time we have also been blessed by God with a biological child as well. I have nothing good to say about Nebraska Children's Home. My view of this Society is this: If you donate enough to them, you may just get a child. Sadly, money does NOT make a stable, safe, and loving parent.
Review from Guidestar
I began working for NCHS this past year in November and it has been one of the most positive experiences for me! NCHS truly values the people we aim to serve and sincerely wants to help parents and for the Children and Families Center that means specifically teen parents. Each and every worker paid or volunteer have a great helping heart! They have our clients best interest in mind and truly strive to provide excellent service so in turn we can help build up excellent young parents! I so very proud to be a part of NCHS and the great work that we can and do everyday!