Nebraska

Nebraska's cash assistance program, Aid to Dependent Children (ADC), is delivered through 35 offices located across 31 cities, staffed by the Department of Health and Human Services' local economic assistance offices. The state does not publish a single statewide income ceiling for ADC on its public site — eligibility and grant size are calculated case by case, based on household income, size, and allowable deductions, once an application is submitted through iServe Nebraska. Approved households receive their monthly ADC payment loaded onto a ReliaCard, the prepaid Visa debit card Nebraska DHHS uses for most of its cash benefit programs, rather than a paper check. Anyone unsure whether their income falls within Nebraska's current limits can call or visit one of the offices listed here rather than guess based on figures from another state.

Updated August 28, 2026 — verified against official source

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Alliance — 1 office

Atlanta — 2 offices

Bridgeport — 1 office

Broadwater — 1 office

Broken Bow — 1 office

Canton — 1 office

Cedar Springs — 1 office

Center — 1 office

Chadron — 1 office

Fairbury — 1 office

Falls City — 1 office

Fort Worth — 1 office

Fremont — 1 office

Gainesville — 1 office

Hastings — 2 offices

Hickory — 1 office

Honolulu — 1 office

Kearney — 1 office

Lincoln — 2 offices

Maryville — 1 office

McCook — 1 office

Nebraska City — 2 offices

North Platte — 1 office

Omaha — 1 office

Papillion — 1 office

Polk — 1 office

Sidney — 1 office

Tekamah — 1 office

Washington — 1 office

Wills Point — 1 office

York — 1 office