Karen Society of Nebraska

The Karen Society of Nebraska founded in 2008 to help refugees and immigrants from Burma to achieve self-sufficiency in the State of Nebraska. We try to make a better transition for people in our community into American society as best we can. We join hands and work together as a family; we are leading our community in moving forward to achieve self-sufficiency. In 2010, The Karen Society of Nebraska registered as a 501(c)(3) non profit organization, recognized by the State of Nebraska. Currently KSN has two offices, serving in Lincoln and Omaha. We also try to make positive relationships with employers, organizations and churches in our local community to make sure our community gets maximum benefit from it. We are supported by our local community, organization, churches and individuals.