Lutheran Family Services
Rebecca Hancock has extensive experience in mental health and crisis intervention, currently serving as a Program Manager, Crisis Intervention Team Coordinator, and Crisis Intervention Training Coordinator at Lutheran Family Services since January 2020. In addition, Rebecca has been a Mental Health First Aid National Trainer for The National Council since January 2017. Previously, Rebecca worked as an Office Manager at Jack and Mary's Restaurant since May 2011 and held various roles at Sarpy County from January 2000 to January 2020, including Deputy Sheriff and Threat Assessment officer. Rebecca Hancock holds a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice/Police Science and is pursuing an Associate of Arts in Human Services from Ohio Christian University.
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Lutheran Family Services
Lutheran Family Services expresses love for all people by providing quality human care services that build and strengthen individual, family and community life. LFS is a faith-based, not-for-profit, multi-service human care organization with locations across Nebraska and in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Whether it’s a little girl who has been abused, or a little boy struggling with his father’s repeated deployments, LFS stands ready to help. On any given day, LFS manages case files for approximately 2,000 children statewide. Thousands more – over the age of 18—also seek the help of LFS therapists, counselors, and specialists. Founded in 1892, LFS celebrates its 125th year of service in 2017 – marking 12 decades of support for all ages, all faiths, and all walks of life. What began as emergency care for orphans is now an organization serving Nebraskans through three areas of core competency: Children Services (125 years); Behavioral Health (38 years); and Community Services (26 years) to new populations. 90% of clients are non-Lutheran. To learn more about LFS, please call us or visit our website at LFSneb.org. Follow us on Facebook @LFSNEB or Twitter @LFSNEB.