OJJDP PUBLICATIONS & RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO NATIVE YOUTH Build the Skills To Support Tribal Youth OJJDP-Sponsored, November 2016. This brief provides summaries of and how to access three role-play simulations designed to prepare adults to guide conversations with Tribal youth that will foster their positive development. NCJ 252025. 1 page. Abstract | PDF The UNITY […]
COVID 19 Children’s Eagle Book Coloring Storybook. Community Protectors. Produced by CDC. Free download. For more information click here. Updated Resources and PSA’s – Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health’s COVID Resources. For more information click here. Lifeline is a federal benefit that lowers the cost of phone or internet service. Qualifying is the first step to getting […]
Scholarships Arizona Indian Education Association’s 2022-2023 Virtual Scholarship Webinar Series. Open to all American Indian students in middle school, high school, and college, including parents and guardians. Participants need to register in advance for each session. How to Write a Resume & Cover Letter (March 4), How to Write a Personal Statement (March 25), and […]
SAVE THE DATE! We’re excited to announce the return of our annual Indigenous Wellness Camp. Dates have been set for July 25– 29 at Mingus Mountain Camp for American Indian/Alaska Native youth ages 9-12. To register, please click here. For more information on any upcoming events, please contact Amber or Amanda, NATIVE HEALTH is pleased to announce […]
The Indigenous Wellness Program would like to wish you and your loved ones a happy Heart Month! We’re looking forward to spending a new year with you and your families. We encourage you to attend our upcoming events this month and be on the lookout for future videos on our social media platforms. The Indigenous […]
Are you a Native American/Alaska Native Arizona State University student? If so, please join the Virtual Talking Circle held every Monday at 1:00 p.m. via Zoom led by NATIVE HEALTH’s Traditional Practitioner, Roy Johnston. NATIVE HEALTH and Arizona State University are committed to helping ASU Native American students adjust to college life and focus on […]
Are you interested in learning more about how to help individuals at risk of suicide or other mental health crises? Please join Kayla-Rae Wakeland on the third Wednesday of every month, March 16, 2022, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. for a Virtual Mental Health First Aid Training. This virtual 2-hour training program teaches individuals how to help […]
NATIVE HEALTH’s Behavioral Health Recovery Services and Suicide Prevention (RSSP) Case Manager has some great trainings and virtual events coming up! Do you have a teenager 14-18 years old? Native STAND is a great virtual program to enroll your teenager! Native STAND is a curriculum for Native American/Alaska Native youth which focuses on drug and […]
2022 is an election year! It’s never too late to start thinking about voting. Making sure you are registered is the first step! Here’s a few key dates for this year’s elections: State Primary Election Election Date: August 2, 2022 Deadline for Voter Registration: July 5, 2022 at 12:00 a.m. MST Deadline to Request Vote-By-Mail […]
Greetings from Tribal Practices and Youth Resiliency at NATIVE HEALTH! We are happy to say that we had a great February by having many events such as Valentine’s Day Blue Corn Quiche Giveaway and Tea with the Tooth Fairy and Read It and Eat. These events were culturally enriching by using traditional foods such as […]
