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United Indians of All Tribes Foundation

Veterans Program

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Introduction

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What is your favorite part of connecting people/ working with aging populations?

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To be a social service provider, community center, and cultural home for urban Indians.

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Labateyah historic building

Sacred Circle Art Gallery -Ballard & Magnolia

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Day Break Star Native Veterans Association

“We are the intertribal rainbow of indeginous warriors that make seattle our home”

“Intergenerational relationships to combat intergenerational trauma”

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Who We Serve

  • Native American/ Alaska Native Veterans, Service Members, and their families in the King County area.
  • Regardless of tribal enrollment or discharge status

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Tip

Tell the audience about the problem through a story, ideally a person.

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Elder’s Program

serves nutritious lunches 4 days a week, and also offers cultural activities, fitness classes, transportation, and social service information and referrals.

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janderson@unitedindians.org

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Hopes for the Program

“Support groups to mobilize Native Veterans and work beside them as they mentor others.”

Help address barriers to accessing necessary assistance

Emergency supplies

Traditional Healing

Cultivating Community

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What resource?

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https://www.seattleymca.org/blog/rent-help-available-residents-bellevue-and-auburn

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Health Resources:

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National Resource Directory

https://nrd.gov/

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Equine therapy

bob@hope4heroesconsulting.org

www.hopeforheroesconsulting.org

(360) 485 - 8223

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Everyone for Veterans

Jennifer Shelton at dental@everyoneforveterans.org

Everyoneforveterans.org

Road Home Program

https://roadhomeprogram.org/intensive-outpatient-program/

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