Serving communities across Eastern Nebraska, The Bridge offers free and confidential domestic violence and sexual assault resources, including 24-hour crisis intervention, emergency shelter, advocacy and prevention education.
24-Hour Crisis Line: 402-727-7777 or 1-888-721-4340 (TOLL FREE)

Survivors inspire us every day with their strength and resilience. We offer a safe haven where survivors can access support, important information, counseling and empowerment programs.

Support is available closer to home than you may think. The Bridge provides resources to survivors and families across a five-county area, from larger communities like Fremont, Blair and Wahoo to rural towns in between.

Stand with survivors and make a meaningful impact by supporting The Bridge. Your donation, no matter the size, empowers us to continue to serve our local communities across Eastern Nebraska.

We aim to be the bridge that connects survivors from a place of abuse to a journey of healing, empowerment and renewed hope. It takes a village to help build pathways to a brighter future for everyone.
If you have experienced domestic violence or sexual assault, we understand this was a traumatic experience for you. It may be difficult for you to identify what you are feeling and you may be numb or in shock to what has happened to you. You may not know who you can tell.
Call our 24-hour Crisis Line at 402.727.7777 or 888.721.4340 (toll free)
You are not alone. The Bridge believes you. We understand that this was not your fault. You can get in touch with someone called an advocate who can help you through this process, and you can even start reporting to authorities if you choose to.
We respond around-the-clock on our 24-hour Crisis Line. That means you don’t have to be alone. These services are free and confidential, so the advocate won’t share information with anyone else.
If you feel threatened, unsafe, or are experiencing an emergency, call 911 or your local emergency services immediately. Your safety matters, and responders are trained to assist in situations like yours.
If possible, remove yourself from the dangerous situation and go to a place where you feel safe. If you're at home, consider going to a neighbor's house or a public area until help arrives.
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