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Behavioral Health Services Closing Announcement

April 8, 2026
Behavioral Health Services Closing Announcement

Grand Island, NE – April 8, 2026 – Goodwill Industries of Greater Nebraska announces the planned closure of its Behavioral Health Services programs, including Day Rehabilitation, Day Support, Community Support, Emergency Community Support, and SOAR. For years, Goodwill has been honored to serve individuals in Grand Island and surrounding communities through these programs, and we deeply value the trust and partnerships that have been built. Current challenges, however, have made it necessary for us to refocus our resources to continue serving the community effectively in other ways.

The closure will occur in two phases. Day Rehabilitation and Day Support services will end on April 24, 2026, and Emergency Community Support, Community Support, and SOAR programs will conclude on June 30, 2026. Goodwill’s top priority during this transition is to support all individuals currently enrolled in these programs. 

Our foremost concern is for the people affected by this change. Goodwill staff are assisting each individual and their families to help transition them to other available support providers in the community. We are committed to working hand-in-hand with everyone involved to ensure they continue to receive the care and assistance they need during and after this transition.

Goodwill’s commitment to the community remains strong. We will continue to offer Supported Employment, Benefits Planning, Housing, and Developmental Disability Services. Since 1966, Goodwill has been honored to serve individuals in communities across greater Nebraska through these programs, and we are thankful for the relationships we’ve built and the confidence the community has placed in us.

We understand this is difficult news, and we sincerely appreciate the understanding and support of our partners, staff, and community members as we move through this transition. While this chapter is coming to a close, our commitment to helping people overcome barriers and improve their quality of life remains strong. Goodwill extends its gratitude to all community partners and stakeholders for their support and understanding during this time. Together, we have made a measurable difference in people’s lives, and we remain committed to sustaining that impact by serving our community through Goodwill’s ongoing programs and services.

 

For further information, contact: Audrey DeFrank, Goodwill Industries of Greater Nebraska, at (308) 267-4447 or marketing@goodwillne.org.

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