Disability Rights Nebraska

PTSD Awareness Month is a time to recognize the impact of trauma and the need for access to care and support. 🩵

About 6 percent of adults in the United States will experience PTSD in their lifetime. Veterans experience even higher rates estimated between 11 and 20 percent depending on service era. Many more live with trauma related symptoms that affect daily life.

PTSD is a disability. It can impact work, housing, education and independence. Access to treatment accommodations and community support is essential.
Disability Rights Nebraska works to protect the rights of people with mental health disabilities. This includes access to services fair treatment and freedom from discrimination.

Learn more at https://www.disabilityrightsnebraska.org

Check out this event by our friends at Nebraska Disability Pride. 🩵

We are less than 2 months away! We are getting excited. Plans are coming together. Join us at Antelope Park, Lincoln
Schedule of events:
9-11 AM Resource fair - including a bounce house, face painting, henna artist, enter to win the raffle, live broadcast from B107.3 and so much more with our vendors
11 AM - Raffle winners announced
11-Noon - Karaoke
Noon - 12:30 Belly Dancers, join us and learn some moves
12:30-1 pm: We all dance!

Pic ID: Green background, with disability rainbow in top left. Wording of: Nebraska Disability Pride Celebration
Celebrating 36 years of the ADA
Saturday July 25 2026

One day can create real change. Today’s support helps protect rights, expand access, and empower Nebraskans with disabilities to live independently and be heard. Join us this Give to Lincoln Day.

Give now: https://givetolincoln.com/nonprofits/disability-rights-nebraska