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Your Trusted Partner in Mental Health Advocacy & Suicide Prevention
Founded in 2001, Kim Foundation has been a steadfast advocate for mental health awareness and suicide prevention in Nebraska. Our mission-driven approach combines community engagement, educational outreach, and survivor support to break down stigma and promote accessible mental health resources. Through initiatives like the Metro Area LOSS Team and the More Tomorrows campaign, we provide immediate crisis response, tailored presentations for schools and organizations, and public awareness efforts grounded in local data and national best practices.

Our team of dedicated professionals and volunteers works year-round to connect individuals with life-saving resources, host educational events, and advocate for systemic improvements in mental health care. With a focus on both prevention and postvention, we strive to create a community where mental health is prioritized and suicide is preventable.
Services
Mental Health Education Suicide Prevention Programs Survivor Support Community Outreach Educational Presentations Support Group Referrals Crisis Response Training
Details
  • Year established: 2001
Highlights and features
  • We offer 24/7 crisis support through partnerships with national hotlines.
  • Our LOSS Team provides immediate post-suicide loss assistance in Omaha metro.
  • We deliver free, customizable mental health presentations to schools and organizations.
  • Our More Tomorrows campaign educates communities on suicide warning signs.
  • We connect Nebraskans with verified local and national mental health resources.
Services
Mental Health Education
We deliver evidence-based mental health education programs to schools, workplaces, and community organizations. Our curriculum covers common mental health disorders, early intervention strategies, and recovery support systems. Programs are tailored to audience needs and include practical tools for recognizing warning signs and initiating supportive conversations.
Suicide Prevention Programs
Our suicide prevention initiatives combine public awareness campaigns with targeted training sessions. The More Tomorrows campaign educates communities about warning signs and help-seeking resources, while our staff provides in-person training on suicide risk factors, intervention techniques, and postvention support strategies for organizations and first responders.
Survivor Support
The Metro Area LOSS Team offers immediate emotional support and practical resources to individuals grieving suicide loss. Our trained volunteers provide crisis intervention, connect survivors with ongoing support groups, and help navigate the complex emotional aftermath of suicide through compassionate, personalized care.
Community Outreach
We engage communities through event booths, mental health walks, and cultural festivals to spread awareness about mental wellness. Our outreach efforts include distributing educational materials, facilitating interactive workshops, and collaborating with local partners to create stigma-free environments for discussing mental health challenges.
Educational Presentations
Our free Encouraging Hope presentations cover suicide prevention, mental health advocacy, and crisis response tailored to specific audiences. Topics include youth mental health, workplace wellness, and supporting loved ones in crisis, with adaptable formats for schools, faith communities, and professional organizations.
People
Molly Verble
Executive Director
Molly Verble leads Kim Foundation with over 15 years of experience in mental health advocacy. She oversees strategic initiatives, community partnerships, and program development while maintaining direct involvement in crisis response training and policy advocacy efforts across Nebraska.
Kerri Armstrong
Director of Operations
Kerri Armstrong coordinates the Metro Area LOSS Team and manages daily operations. With a background in trauma-informed care, she specializes in postvention support systems and organizational leadership, ensuring efficient delivery of the foundation's critical mental health services.
Molly Woodman
Director of Community Engagement
Molly Woodman builds community partnerships and develops outreach programs. She organizes educational events, manages volunteer initiatives, and implements public awareness campaigns to expand the foundation's impact across Nebraska's diverse populations.
Ashlee Zaragoza
Program Manager
Ashlee Zaragoza oversees program implementation and evaluation. She develops educational materials, trains presenters, and coordinates with local organizations to ensure effective delivery of mental health resources and suicide prevention training across the state.
Natalie Wallace
Event Coordinator
Natalie Wallace organizes fundraising events and community gatherings. She manages the annual fundraiser, youth summit, and school mental health conferences, creating engaging platforms for education, advocacy, and survivor support.
Questions
What mental health resources does The Kim Foundation provide?
We connect Nebraskans with verified mental health services, support groups, and crisis hotlines. Our website lists local and national resources for various mental health conditions and emergencies.
How can I get immediate help for a mental health crisis?
Call or text 988 for 24/7 suicide and crisis support. We also provide information about specialized hotlines for veterans, Spanish speakers, and deaf/hard-of-hearing individuals.
Does The Kim Foundation offer educational programs for schools?
Yes, our free Encouraging Hope presentations cover mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Programs are tailored for different age groups and include interactive components for students and staff.
How can I support suicide prevention efforts in Nebraska?
You can donate, volunteer with our LOSS Team or events, participate in awareness campaigns like Chalk It Up for More Tomorrows, or host educational workshops in your community.
What support exists for suicide loss survivors?
Our Metro Area LOSS Team provides immediate emotional support, resource referrals, and ongoing assistance. We also maintain a directory of support groups for individuals grieving suicide loss.
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