Mission & Values
CenterPointe's mission is to help people get better, sooner, for longer.
Our pillars
These pillars reflect both who we are and who we aspire to be as we meet the evolving needs of our community.
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People
Honoring the dignity of every individual we serve and every member of our team.
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Service
Providing care rooted in compassion, equity, and respect.
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Innovation
Finding creative and effective solutions to complex challenges.
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Sustainability
Utilizing our resources wisely to ensure lasting impact.
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Community
Building and fostering connections that create belonging and shared purpose.
Our Values
Woven through each pillar are the values that define how we carry out our mission. These values serve as living commitments, ensuring that our work is not only effective, but also reflective of the humanity and hope that drive us forward.
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Quality
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Dignity
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Belonging
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Collaboration
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Opportunity
Providing Hope for More Than 50 Years
CenterPointe’s history began in 1973, when community members formed Lincoln Lancaster Drug Projects in response to growing concerns about substance use.
As community needs evolved, so did CenterPointe. The organization became an early leader in integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders and expanded its services to include housing, crisis response, street outreach, psychiatric care, primary healthcare, and peer support.
In 2018, CenterPointe expanded into Omaha through our Campus for Hope, providing residential treatment and growing outpatient behavioral health services. Our Campus for Health and WellBeing opened in Lincoln in 2023, creating a comprehensive hub for integrated healthcare, behavioral health services, and supportive housing.
Today, CenterPointe provides more than 40 programs across Lincoln and Omaha, delivering whole-person healthcare that helps people get better, sooner, for longer.
Financials & Outcomes
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Booklet
Impact Report 2025/2026
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Booklet
Impact Report 2024/2025
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Booklet
Impact Report 2022/2023
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Booklet
Impact Report 2021/2022
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Document
Model of Care
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Document
IRS 501(c)3 Letter
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Document
Ethical Code of Conduct
Our Impact
Whole-person care makes healthier individuals and stronger communities.
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6,434 People served July 2025-June 2026
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679 People served through street outreach
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3,102 Crisis Line calls
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245 People housed
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3,780 People served through outpatient services
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738 People served through residential services
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70.3% People served lived below the federal poverty level
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700 People received medical care
