OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The Nebraska state treasurer and First National Bank of Omaha have announced the launch of Enable Savings Plan for people with disabilities.

At a ceremony held Wednesday at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, Jacob Gehringer of Omaha was the first to open an Enable account in Nebraska. More than 450 guests, mostly people with disabilities and their families, attended the celebration.

The Enable Savings Plan provides qualifying individuals an opportunity to save for the future and pay for everyday expenses in tax-advantaged savings accounts. Eligible people may open accounts online or by mail by visiting EnableSavings.com.

In Nebraska, State Treasurer Don Stenberg is trustee of the plan, and First National Bank of Omaha is the program manager.