402-739-2508Mon–Fri 8am–4pm · Sat 10am–4pm3706 S 132nd St, Omaha, NE
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Free preventive care

Health Screening & Education Center

Essential health screenings and education for African immigrant and refugee families, with a focus on preventive care that helps families manage their health and well-being.

An AIFS health worker measuring a smiling client’s height in front of the Health Screenings and Education Center sign

The need

Why our center matters

Limited preventive care

Many families lack access to preventive services. Screenings help catch problems early.

Language barriers

We support families in multiple languages so everyone understands their health needs.

System navigation

We guide families through the healthcare system and help them access the services they need.

Cultural differences

We respect cultural perceptions of health and tailor services to each family.

Core services

What we offer

Preventive screenings

Early detection

Health education

Referral and navigation

How it works

  1. Register or walk in

    Join us in person or sign up online to begin.

  2. Screening

    We perform the assessments needed to understand your needs.

  3. Results explained

    We share and discuss your results clearly.

  4. Referral and follow-up

    You receive referrals and ongoing support as needed.

Working together

Our partners

  • Nebraska Methodist College, Josie Harper Campus
  • OneWorld Community Health Centers
  • The Sherwood Foundation
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska
  • UNMC College of Public Health, Center for Reducing Health Disparities
  • Omaha Community Foundation
  • Access Period
  • IBBG
  • Douglas County Health Department
  • Safe Kids Douglas County
  • Safe Kids Sarpy/Cass
  • Christ Child Society

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Have another question? Call 402-739-2508.

Is the screening free?

Yes. The screening is free of charge — we believe healthcare should be accessible to everyone.

Do I need insurance?

No insurance is required for the screening.

What languages are available?

Screenings are offered in several languages. Please tell us your preferred language when you schedule.

How long does it take?

The screening typically takes about 30 minutes, including the initial assessment and any follow-up discussion.

What happens after the screening?

You receive a summary of the findings and recommendations for next steps. We’re here to support you.

What other services do you provide?

Beyond screenings, we offer health consultations and follow-up care to help you manage your health.

Are walk-ins accepted?

Yes, walk-ins are accepted, but we recommend calling ahead so we can serve you on time.

How do I prepare?

Just bring a valid ID and be ready to answer a few questions about your health history.

Schedule a health screening today

Take the first step toward preventive care for you and your family.