Support that helps every person live, work, and belong.
A Place Meant provides person-centered services for adults with developmental disabilities and aging adults in Omaha. We help people build real skills, find meaningful work, and stay connected to their community.
Questions first? Call 402-275-6633. A real person will help you.
Belong. Grow. Thrive.
How can we help you today?
Pick the option that fits you. Each one takes about 10 minutes.
I'm looking for services
For individuals, parents, family members, and guardians. Tell us about the person and the support they need.
Start my applicationI want to work at APM
Direct Support Professionals, Shared Living Providers, Day Services staff, and more. Upload your résumé and apply online.
See open jobsI'm making a referral
For service coordinators, case workers, and agency partners. Send a referral and our team responds within one business day.
Send a referralOut in the community, having fun, and learning together
Support at home, at work, and in the community
Many of our services can be funded through Nebraska Medicaid waivers. Not sure what you qualify for? We will walk you through it.
Residential and In-Home Services
Group homes, Shared Living, Supported Family Living, respite, personal care, and chore services, so each person lives safely in the setting that fits them best.
Learn more about residential servicesB.A.S.I.C. Day Services
Our Building Adult Skills and Independence Campus goes beyond a day program, with life skills, wellness, technology, and social connection every day.
Learn more about Day ServicesCommunity Integration
Getting out and taking part in local events, activities, and programs that match each person's interests and goals.
Learn more about Community IntegrationSupported Employment and Vocational Rehab
Job searching, résumé building, interview practice, and on-the-job support with local employers who want to hire.
Learn more about employment supportWorkforce and Career Pathways
Hands-on training and certifications, including CNA, DSP, culinary, and GED support, that lead to real careers.
Learn more about career pathwaysTransportation
Rides for eligible participants to and from Day Services, community activities, work, and training, based on each service plan.
Learn more about transportation
More than a day program. A campus for building a life.
At B.A.S.I.C., adults with developmental disabilities spend their day learning real skills with friends and caring staff, at our campus at 133rd and I Street in Omaha.
- Life skills and independence
- Technology and digital skills
- Health and wellness
- Sports and recreation
- Community outings
- Transportation available
Three simple steps
Fill out a short application
Tell us who the services are for and what kind of support you are looking for. It takes about 10 minutes.
We call you back
A member of our team calls you within one business day to answer questions and talk through funding and eligibility.
Meet us and make a plan
We meet with you and your team, visit our programs, and build a plan around the person's own goals.
Empowering individuals across the lifespan to live with dignity, independence, and purpose through person-centered, community-based services.
Felicia Frezell, Founder and CEODo work that changes lives, including yours.
We are hiring caring people in Omaha. No experience? We train you. Many of our team members started as Direct Support Professionals and grew into leadership roles.
Direct Support Professionals
$18/hrStarting pay. Days, evenings, weekends, and Day Services shifts Monday to Friday, 9 am to 3 pm. Training provided.
Apply as a DSPAlso hiring: Employment Services Coordinator
$21 to $23/hr, Monday to Friday. See the job