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Adopt-an-Elder801-474-0535Adopt-A-Native-Elder
328 W Gregson Ave.
Salt Lake City, UT 84115		office@anelder.orgwww.anelder.orgAdopt-A-Native-Elder (A.N.E.) is assisted by Dine' people who serve as coordinators in various parts of the reservation to help us determine the needs of the Elders in their own culture and lifestyle. Adopt-A-Native-Elder is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization.
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ASSIST to Independence928-283-6261Eileen Tohannie
PO Box 4133
Tuba City, AZ 86045
etohonnie@assistti.org		www,assistti.orgCenter for Independent Living services for the Navajo, Hopi and Southern Paiute nations with disabilites. Information is available for the northern part of the state. Money for ramps, education for disabled familes, grab bars, contractor referrals
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Crossing Worlds928-282-0846Sandra Cosentino
PO Box 3288
Sedona, AZ 86340		info@crossingworlds.orghttps://www.crossingworlds.org/Crossing Worlds Hopi Projects supports Hopi sustainability and self-empowerment and provides cross-cultural learning opportunities for all peoples
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Hopi Office of Aging & Adult Services928-734-3556Claude Bacurza
ALTCS Case Manager		CBacurza@hopi.nsn.uswww.hopi-nsn.gov/tribal-services/department-of-community-health-services/office-of-aging-adult-services/ALTCS(Arizona Long Term Care System), Case Management, Ombudsman Advocacy, Nutrition Program, Personal Care Aide, Public Benefits Outreach, Transportation Service, & Elderly Committee for anyone 55 and older
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Moenkopi Senior Center928-283-8025
Linda Honahni
PO Box 2139
Tuba City, AZ 86045		honahnilinda0@gmail.comwebpage under construction
page https://www.facebook.com/moenkopiseniorcenter/		Day program 55+ exerice and arts & craft activities, lunch (M-Th) & breakfast (Fri),
CHR schedules vital checks, &
Transportation program 65+
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Navajo Nation Senior Center928-729-4024Deborah Melford
112 Shonto Blvd
Fort Defiance, AZ 86504
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Division of Aging &
Long Term Care Support
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formerly
Navajo Area Agency on Aging (NAAA)
928-871-6869		PO Box 1390
Window Rock, AZ 86515		https://daltcs.navajo-nsn.gov//Dine Elderly Protection, Foster Grandparent, Navajo Family Caregiver, Nutritional Services, HIBAC/SHIP, Ombudsman(long term care facility), Capital Outlay. For 60+ years, live within the service area. Register at local Agency office (Ft. Defiance, Chinle, Tuba City, Shiprock, Crownpoint).
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Ramps:
Arizona Statewide Independent Living Council		(847) 680-7700http://www.ramps.org/projects-arizona.htmCenters for Independent Living (CILs) are non-residential, 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporations. They are consumer-controlled, community-based organizations that provide programs and services for people with all types of disabilities and their families. The goal of CILs is to promote and support opportunities for people with disabilities to fully participate in an integrated community and search for the possibilities to live as they choose.Service Area:Phoenix, Tuba City, Tucson, Prescott Valley and Yuma
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Sichomovi ElderlySichomovielderly@hopitelecom.net
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Southwest Indian Foundation1-877-788-9962

505-863-9568 (project office)		PO Box 86
Gallup, NM 87305		customerservice@southwestindian.comhttps://www.southwestindian.com/Contribution goes directly to help Native Americans (Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, Laguna, Acoma, and Apache tribes) in their most urgent needs. Donations are 100% tax deductible and 65% of the cost of all purchases are tax deductible. Utility assistance provided. Application.
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Sumi Nungwa801-277-4515Cheryl Marzec
3521 S. Eastwood Dr
Millcreek, UT 84109		marzec@comcast.comwww.suminungwa.orgProvide food, clothing, medical supplies, & firewood to Navajo & Hopi elders seeking to maintain their traditional life-styles on their reservations
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ASSIST to Independence928-283-6261Eileen Tohannie
PO Box 4133
Tuba City, AZ 86045
etohonnie@assistti.org		www,assistti.orgCenter for Independent Living services for the Navajo, Hopi and Southern Paiute nations with disabilites. Information is available for the northern part of the state. Money for ramps, education for disabled familes, grab bars, contractor referrals
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Hopi IHS Environmental Health
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Department of Health & Human Services
Hopi Tribe
Walk-in Shower (ALTCS)		928-734-3556 PO Box 123
Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039		CBakurza@hopi.nsn.uswww.hopi-nsn.govALTCS-AZ Long Term Care
If client is enrolled may be eligible for housing modifications (needs Dr. note/disability and senior citizens)
Hopi IHS Benefits Coordinator-try calling Raelene and/or Gloria they can help w/enrollment
Spoke with Raelene-she gave phone # for Claud Bakuraza is the ALTCS Case Manager for Hopi @ 928-734-3556.
Valarie Jones (ALTCS Tribal Contact) or Trisha 602-417-7545—may have info on contractors that the State hires to do accessibility work
Raelene Honwynewa--Hopi ALTCS-Benefits Coordinator
Laurinda Pahovama -ALTCS Case Manager-- lpahovama@hopi.nsn.us 734-3551
5 projects per year--
Enroll in ALTCS; Get Dr. note; Her office will conduct site visit; if approved sent to state office that hires contractors
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Department of Family Services
Navajo Nation
Chinle Agency
Walk-in Shower
(ALTCS enrolled required)		928-674-2236PO Box 1000
Chinle, AZ 86503		Kaven.Begay@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/arizona-long-term-care-services-altcs/ALTCS-AZ Long Term Care
If client is enrolled may be eligible for housing modifications (needs Dr. note/disability and a senior citizen)
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Department of Family Services
Navajo Nation
Fort Defiance Agency
Walk-in Shower
(ALTCS enrolled required)		928-871-7988PO Box 950
Fort Defiance, AZ 86504		Kaven.Begay@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/arizona-long-term-care-services-altcs/ALTCS-AZ Long Term Care
If client is enrolled may be eligible for housing modifications (needs Dr. note/disability and a senior citizen)
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Department of Family Services
Navajo Nation
Tuba City Agency
Walk-in Shower
(ALTCS enrolled required)		928-283-3250PO Box 280
Tuba City, AZ 86045		Casey.Etsitty@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/arizona-long-term-care-services-altcs/ALTCS-AZ Long Term Care
If client is enrolled may be eligible for housing modifications (needs Dr. note/disability and a senior citizen)
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Department of Family Services
Navajo Nation
Dilkon Agency
Walk-in Shower
(ALTCS enrollment required)		928-657-8036HC 63 Box 6089
Winslow, AZ 86047		@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/arizona-long-term-care-services-altcs/ALTCS-AZ Long Term Care
If client is enrolled may be eligible for housing modifications (needs Dr. note/disability and a senior citizen)
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Indian Health Service Guideline 210
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Tuba City Regional Health866-976-5941PO Box 600
Tuba City, AZ 86045		www.tchealth.orgTCRHCC is an acute care facility, an outpatient clinic, Level III Trauma Center, comprehensive inpatient/outpatient emergency services, ophthalmology, orthopedics, OB/GYN, oral surgery, urology, comprehensive primary care, dental, behavioral health, and ancillary services.
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Sacred Peaks Health Center928-863-73336300 N Highway 89
Flagstaff, AZ 86004		https://tchealth.org/sacred-peaks-health-center/Sacred Peaks Health Center's mission is to heal, to respect, and to console, while providing quality and compassionate health care. We are committed to promoting healthy lifestyles
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LeChee Health Facility928-698-4900PO Box 4810
LeChee, AZ 86040		https://tchealth.org/lechee/LeChee Health Facility is a community-based clinic aimed at providing Native American beneficiaries living in LeChee, Az and surrounding communities with non-urgent primary healthcare. 3 miles south of Page, next to LeChee Chapter House
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Cameron Healthcare and Pediatric Dental928-679-2504ATTN: Cameron Healthcare & Pediatric Dental
PO Box 600
Tuba City, AZ 86045		https://tchealth.org/cameronCameron Healthcare & Pediatric Dental provides non-emergency services by appointment only, including some same day appointments for established patients (open Tues and Weds)
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New Horizons
Disability Empowerment Center		Services
928-772-1266
Transportation
928-775-8870		9400 E Valley Rd Prescott Valley, AZ 86314www.nhdec.orgIndependent Living Centers (ILC) throughout rural counties of Mohave, Yavapai, Coconino, Navajo, and Apache - Transportation services, Support Programs, Peer-to-peer Counseling, Medical Equipment Loan Closet, Adaptive Fitness Center & Activites. Created Prescott Veteran's Service Center and In-home Health Care Program with Ability360
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The Native American
Disability Law
(Arizona)		800-862-7271
928-433-0963		1515 E Cedar St,
Ste. D1
Flagstaff, AZ 86004		info@nativedisabilitylaw.orghttps://www.nativedisabilitylaw.org/The Native American Disability Law Center is a private nonprofit organization that advocates for the legal rights of Native Americans with disabilities. Through advocacy and education, we empower Native people with disabilities to lead independent lives in their own communities.
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The Native American
Disability Law
(New Mexico)		800-862-7271
505-566-5880		905 W Apache St
Farmington, NM
87401		info@nativedisabilitylaw.orghttps://www.nativedisabilitylaw.org/The Native American Disability Law Center is a private nonprofit organization that advocates for the legal rights of Native Americans with disabilities. Through advocacy and education, we empower Native people with disabilities to lead independent lives in their own communities.
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Travis Roy FoundationTravis Roy Foundation
101 Huntington Avenue, Suite 520
Boston, MA 02199		https://www.travisroyfoundation.org/sci/grants/The Travis Roy Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the life of individuals with spinal cord injuries and their families by providing adaptive equipment and to finding a cure through increased funding of research, resulting in self-reliance and the ability to be as independent as possible.
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SAWs
Servants At Work, Inc.		480-603-6733Larry Spade
SAWs Southwest		spadeocopter@gmail.com https://www.sawsramps.org/They build ramps on Hopi and Navajo reservations
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Hopi Capacity Building Program
Huvam Yeese'e		928-734-2380PO Box 301
Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039		info@hopifoundation.orgwww.hopifoundation.orgVarious programs: Leadership, Substance Abuse & Prevention, Natwani Coalition, KUYI Hopi radio station, & Hopi Opportunity Youth Initiative - all are community based
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Hopi Education
Empowerment Fund		928-734-2275PO Box 605
Kykotsmovi, Az 86039		heef@hopieducationfund.orgwww.HopiEducationFund.orgEducationional funding as a safegaurd to cultivate and nurture future generations by establishing the Hopi Education Endowment Fund for the purpose of raising funds for college scholarships
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Hopi Leadership Program928-734-2380PO Box 301
Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039		Cliff.kaye@hopifoundation.orgwww.hopileadershipprogram.orgThe Hopi Leadership Program is designed to grow emerging Hopi leaders (adult/youth) with the long-term goal of nurturing a community of professionals who can serve effectively in leadership capacities and successfully bridge the Hopi and non-native world in a way that is firmly grounded in the unique Hopi worldview
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The Hopi Foundation928-734-2380Po Box 301 Kykotsmovi, Az 86039info@hopifoundation.orgwww.hopifoundation,orgCurrently have 5 programs and have rescources to enhance the quality of life of Hopi people. Programs include: KUYI - 88.1 FM Hopi Radio, HOPI Substance Abuse Prevention Center, Hopi Leadership Program, Natwani Coalition, and Hopi Opportunity Youth Initiative
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Hopi Opportunity Youth Initiative928-734-2380Short dormancy period info@hopifoundation.orgwww.hopifoundation.org/hoyiThe Hopi Opportunity Youth Initiative focuses on our community's most at-risk youth between the ages of 14 to 26 who are not actively engaged in school or in the workforce.
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Hopi Tutskwa
Permaculture Institute 		928-734-0309Lilian Hill/Jacob Marcus
PO Box 967
Kykotsmovi, Az 86039		info@HopiTutskwa.orgwww.hopitutskwa.orgEducation: Farmer training, permaculture, youth programs, natural building internship; land steward fellowship, natural building internship, Hopi farmers market, and Hopi Tutskwa Veggie Share
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Hopitutuqaiki

Home of Art and
Language Immersion		928-401-6451
928-401-6494		Donna Kaye, Facilitator
PO Box 583
Kykotsmovi, AZ 86030		info@Hopitutuqaiki.comwww.hopitutuqaiki.comHopi Art and Language Immersion, teaching Hopi philosophy, values, and culture with classes, presentations, Opportunity Quilts and Languae Immersion Preschool. Students will attain personal goals and life skills to use within and outside of their Hopi homeland.
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Hotevilla Corn Grinding Mill
Ngumonki		928-734-1506Norma Martin
PO Box 955
Hotevilla, AZ 86030		N/AN/AProvides corn grinding for community members at a minimial cost. Open Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday from 9a-3p
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Nakwatsvewat Institute, Inc.928-380-7054Ethan Elkind
PO Box 969
Hotevilla, AZ 86030		Ethan@nakwatsvewat.netwww.nakwatsvewat.net/index.htmlWorks to develop and enhance Native goverance, justice and educational institutions. Services include community-driven research, technical assistance, training, academic courses, publications, and direct services
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Natwani Coalition928-734-2390Kyle Nutumya
PO Box 301
Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039		Kyle.Nutumya@hopifoundation.orgwww.natwanicoalition.orgThe Natwani Coalition (Natwanit Tu'sawyungqam) works to reaffirm and preserve traditional farming practices to create a healthy lifestyle in developing sustainable strategies that promote wellness by the improvement in diet and restoration of ou local food systems.
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Paaqavi IncorporatedMarilyn Fredricks
PO Box 1048
Hotevilla, AZ 86030		paaqaviinc@gmail.compaaqaviinc.orgPromote Hopi tradition, religion, and culture; to create social, economic, and cultural opportunities for individuals, groups, and villages; to preserve the Hopi language, agiculture, arts, and architecture; and promote a positive and healthy community environment of the Hopi villages.
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Peace Academic Center
Hopi Mission School		316-281-440Kay Neff
PO Box 39
Kykotsmovi, Az 86039		KayN@mennonites.orgwww.mennonites.orgA small, private Christian elementary school affiliated with Mennonite Church and American Baptist Chuches USA, focused on early childhood development, cultural knowledge, GED program and training for teh job market. In Fall - Kindergarten and Preschool Start with a focus on reading readiness, simple math skills, and socialization for school
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Red Feather
Development Group		928-440-51192717 N Steves Blvd.,
Suite 8
Flagstaff, AZ 86004		Services@RedFeather.orgwww.RedFeather.orgEducate and empowers Navajo & Hopi Nations to create long-term sustainable solutions to housing crises within reservation communities in AZ & NM by providing minor home renovations
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Hopi Credit Association928-738-2205Alissa Charley
PO Box 1259
Keams Canyon, AZ
86034		Lisa@hopicredit.uswww.hopicredit.usA Hopi Owned financial organization aimed at providing credit services for Hopi members offering loans & services, small business support, news, and finacial literacy. Native Community Develpment Financial Institution (CDFI) works with people or in communities that are underserved by traditional financial institutions
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Hopi VITA Partnership928-734-2380Monica Nuvamsa Exec. Dir.nuvamsa@hopifoundation.orgwww.hopifoundation,orgVolunteer Income Tax Assistance (added from 2021 Hopi-Nonprofit Organization List EF12/2021)
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Native Community Capital Arizona Office505-792-65442110 E Baseline Rd,
Suite C2
Tempe, AZ 85283		NativeCap.orgNavajo homeowners, throught out the US, experiencing a COVID-19 financial hardship can apply for the Navajo Homeowner Assistance (NHAF) programs: Primary & Secondary Mortgage Principal Reduction Assistance (MPRA), Monthly Mortgage Payment Assistance (MMPA), Mortgage Reinstatement Assistance (MRA), Home Repair Assistance (HRA), & Clear Title Assistance (CTA) - Ending on September 30, 2026
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Native Community Capital New Mexico Office505-792-65446 Arrowhead Rd
Laguna, NM 87026		NativeCap.orgNavajo homeowners, throught out the US, experiencing a COVID-19 financial hardship can apply for the Navajo Homeowner Assistance (NHAF) programs: Primary & Secondary Mortgage Principal Reduction Assistance (MPRA), Monthly Mortgage Payment Assistance (MMPA), Mortgage Reinstatement Assistance (MRA), Home Repair Assistance (HRA), & Clear Title Assistance (CTA) - Ending on September 30, 2026
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Navajo Financial Assistance Unit (FAU)
Chinle Field Office		928-674-2047PO Box 1000
Chinle, AZ 86503		roxyann.skenadore@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/financial-assistance-unit/Provides to eligible individuals and households: General Assistance (GA), Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Low-income Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), Burial Assistance (BA), Community Services Block Grant (CSGB), and Navajo School Clothing and Supplies (NSCS)
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Navajo Financial Assistance Unit (FAU)
Dilkon Field Office		928-657-8173HC 63 Box J
Winslow, AZ 86047		lena.cody@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/financial-assistance-unit/Provides to eligible individuals and households: General Assistance (GA), Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Low-income Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), Burial Assistance (BA), Community Services Block Grant (CSGB), and Navajo School Clothing and Supplies (NSCS)
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Navajo Financial Assistance Unit (FAU)
Gallup Field Office serving Crownpoint, NM		505-726-2672 x104116 S Boardman Dr.
Gallup, NM 87301		toby.charley@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/financial-assistance-unit/Provides to eligible individuals and households: General Assistance (GA), Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Low-income Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), Burial Assistance (BA), Community Services Block Grant (CSGB), and Navajo School Clothing and Supplies (NSCS)
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Navajo Financial Assistance Unit (FAU)
Shiprock Field Office		505-368-1572PO Box 3289
Shiprock, NM 87420		davin.paul@ndcfss.orghttps://ndcfs.org/financial-assistance-unit/Provides to eligible individuals and households: General Assistance (GA), Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Low-income Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), Burial Assistance (BA), Community Services Block Grant (CSGB), and Navajo School Clothing and Supplies (NSCS)
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Navajo Financial Assistance Unit (FAU)
Tuba City Field Office		928-283-6613PO Box 280
Tuba City, AZ 86045		jessica.akee@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/financial-assistance-unit/Provides to eligible individuals and households: General Assistance (GA), Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Low-income Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), Burial Assistance (BA), Community Services Block Grant (CSGB), and Navajo School Clothing and Supplies (NSCS)
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Navajo Financial Assistance Unit (FAU)
Window Rock Field Office including Ganado		928-871-6556PO Box 2547
Window Rock, AZ 86515		dimitri.lee@ndcfs.orghttps://ndcfs.org/financial-assistance-unit/Provides to eligible individuals and households: General Assistance (GA), Low-income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), Low-income Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP), Burial Assistance (BA), Community Services Block Grant (CSGB), and Navajo School Clothing and Supplies (NSCS)
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Southwest Indian Foundation1-877-788-9962PO Box 86
Gallup, NM 87305		customerservice@southwestindian.comhttps://www.southwestindian.com/Contribution goes directly to help Native Americans (Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, Laguna, Acoma, and Apache tribes) in their most urgent needs. Donations are 100% tax deductible and 65% of the cost of all purchases are tax deductible. Utility assistance provided. Application.
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St. Jude Catholic Parish Office Church Diocese of Gallup928-283-5391PO Box 248
Tuba City, AZ 86045		StJudeTubaCity.org@gmail.comhttp://www.stjudetubacity.orgFinance Council - Open M-TH 9a-2p
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IRS Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Tax Rebates844-545-5640Prescott Virtual Assistancewww.irs.gov/credits-deductions/individuals/earned-income-tax-credit-eitcEarned income tax credit - Taxpayer Assistance Center (TAC) by appointment only. This TAC opens 9a to 3p Tuesday and Thursday only
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Section 184 Indian Home Loan Guarantee Program800-561-5913section184@hud.govhttps://www.hud.gov/program_offices/public_indian_housing/ih/homeownership/184The Section 184 Indian Home Loan Guarantee Program is a home mortgage product specifically designed for American Indian and Alaska Native families, Alaska villages, tribes, or tribally designated housing entities. Congress established this program in 1992 to facilitate homeownership and increase access to capital in Native American Communities.
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USDA Rural Development
Rural Home Loans		928-910-44748841 E Florentine,
Suite A
Prescott Valley, AZ 86314		Don.Irby@usda.gov504 Grant ApplicationAssisting low income elders with a grant or loan in the Coconino & Navajo county area.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17UmTBMOzEOUSBWHxxeC-kzambbb-aZtL/view?usp=sharing
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Charlie Health928-622-9414
Virtual
Online Therapy Kate Taylor 		Kathryn.Taylor@CharlieHealth.com
https://www.charliehealth.comExpanding access to mental health treatment to as many people struggling with mental health with virtual, personalized, and evidence-based treatment to drive industry-leading outcomes. Teen & Adult IOP, wraparound care, individual/family therapy, art & music therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Medicaid Arizona AHCCCS, American Indian Health Plan (AIHP), and commercial insurance
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Coconino Coalition for Children and Youth928-679-73182625 N King Street Flagstaff, AZ 86004frank@coconinokids.org Coalition@CocoinoKids.orghttp://coconinokids.org/local-events/Coconino County health and safety events
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Community Assitance Teams of Flagstaff (CATs)928-298-4900555 Blackbird Roost #2
Flagstaff, AZ 86001		info@cats-of-flagstaff.orghttps://www.cats-of-flagstaff.org/Our mission is to transform lives by empowering people with the tools to survive and thrive through the creation of community. We use the Diné term k’é to express our belief that we are all related and responsible for each other’s well-being. We reach out to engage unsheltered and disenfranchised relatives where they are and accept them without judgment.
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Healing Human Service

Addiction treatment specializing in the Native American Community		602-670-10311619 E Chanute Phoenix, AZ 85040Hello@healinghumanservices.comhealinghumanservices.comHealing Human Services is a Behavioral Health Residential Agency that is licensed by the Arizona Department of Health, and accredited by the Joint Commission. Open 24/7. Medicaid Arizona AHCCCS, American Indian Health Plan (AIHP), Cigna Healthcare, and Evernorth Health Services
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HIV/AIDS Treatment and Services928-522-9454 2920 N 4th Street Flagstaff, AZ 86004SYOrtiz@nchcaz.orghttps://northcountryhealthcare.org/community-programs/hivaids-treatment-and-services/The Ryan White Program provides support and emergency services for people living with HIV/AIDS in Coconino, Apache, and Navajo counties, Navajo and Hopi Tribal Nations. ADAP Assist, HIV testing and education, substance use disorder programs, dental services and Delta Dental
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Hopi Cancer Assistance Fund Hopi Tribe 928-734-3000Royce Jenkins Director PO Box 123 Kykotsmovi, Az 86039rjenkins@hopi.nsn.uswww.hopi-nsn.gov/tribal-services/department-of-community-health-services/cancer-support-servicesFunds for those who reside on the hopi reservation going through cancer treatments who need assistance with ultilities such as: Gas, Meals, Lodging, Burial, off reservation medical visits per year. Programs and services offered are breast and cervical & colorectal screening programs, Cancer Assistance fund and partnership for Native American Cancer Prevention
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Hopi Health Care Center928-737-6000PO Box 4000
Polacca, AZ 86042		Lisa.Lomavaya@IHS.govwww.ihs.gov/phoenix/healthcarefacilities/hopiProvides general family medical care, surgical follow-up, short stay nursing, udiology, imaging, laboratory, pharmacy, dialysis, eye clinic and dental care. Podiatry, physical therapy, well-child, individual/group health interventions. Enrolled in a federally recognized tribe.
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Hopi Substance Abuse and Prevention Center (HSAPC)928-734-0300PO Box 555
Kykotsmovi, AZ 86039		Bryan.Humetewa@HopiFoundation.orgwww.hopifoundation.org/hsapcOur services are open to anyone who wants help or information. We serve Hopi, other tribes, surrounding communities and non-natives residing on Hopi. Mentors work with the individual, family, or group, whether the person is an alcoholic/addict or a family member of an addicted person
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Hopi-Tewa Woman's
Coalition To End Abuse		928-225-7029
928-225-6950		PO Box 239
Second Mesa, AZ 86043		Carey.onsae@htwcea.org/ htwceawomanscoalition@yahoo.comwww.htwcea.orgfunds for those who reside on the hopi reservation going through cancer treatments who need assistance with ultilities such as: Gas, Meals, Lodging, Burial, off reservation medical visits per year. Programs and services offered are breast and cervical & colorectal screening programs, Cancer Assistance fund and partnership for Native American Cancer Prevention
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Hopi Three Mesas, Inc.928-737-2356

Cell number:
928-255-2572 		Bonnie Secakuku
PO Box 986
Second Mesa, AZ 86043		bjsecakuku@gmail.comhttps://hopimesas.com/Provides resources for welfare, health, safety, social and economical stability of Hopi Villages, the Hopi Tribe and its members, wherever they reside. Also promotes revitalizing Hopi culture and language.
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Housing Opportunities for
Persons With AIDS
(HOPWA)		602-771-1085Karia Basta-Special Needs Programs Admin 1110 W Washington Street, Suite 310 Phoenix, AZ 85007karia.basta@azhousing.govhttps://www.hudexchange.info/programs/hopwa/The Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Program is the only Federal program dedicated to the housing needs of people living with HIV/AIDS. Program to assists those living off the rez. AZ Departmentof Housing-Rental Programs. Also, manages HUC CoC (see below)
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HUD Continuum of Care Program (CoC)
Homelessness Assistance		602-771-1085Karia Basta-Special Needs Programs Adminkaria.basta@azhousing.govhttp://www.hudexchange.info/programs/coc/Program is designed to promote communitywide commitment to the goal of ending homelessness; provide funding for efforts by nonprofit providers, and State and local governments to quickly rehouse homeless individuals and families
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The Navajo Nation
Department of Health		928-871-6350PO Box 1390
Window Rock, AZ 86515		Due to various programs, please call https://ndoh.navajo-nsn.govDivision of Behavioral & Mental Health Services. Division of Aging & Long Term Care Support. Division of Public Health Service Programs: Community Health Representative, Food Distribution, Health Education, Office of Environmental Health & Protection, Public Health Emergency Preparedness, NN Special Diabetes Project, Uranium Workers', Cancer Prevention; Women, Infants, and Children Nutrition. Office of the Executive Director: Planning and Health Care Facility Development, Navajo Epidemiology Center, Information Technology, & Non-Emergency Medical Transportation.
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NN Office of Enivorment Services928-283-2844Tuba City areahealth services: mold
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The Navajo Nation Division of Social Services928-871-6556PO Box 4590
Window Rock, AZ 86515		Due to various programs, please call or email: administrator@ndcfs.orghttps://www.navajo-nsn.gov/Navajo-Government/Division-of-Social-ServicesDepartment of Family Services, Children's Services, Adult Care Services, Protective Services; Child Care: Department for Child Care and Development (DCCD) and Child Care Centers; Temporary Assistance (TANF) and Department for Self Reliance.
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Chinle Field Office		928-674-2050PO Box 1000
Chinle, AZ 86503		Joann.Yazzie@ndcfs.org

ChinleDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report//		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Crownpoint Field Office		505-786-2237PO Box 936
Crownpoint, NM 87313		CrownpointDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report//		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Dilkon Field Office		928-657-8030HC 63 Box J
Winslow, AZ 86047		DilkonDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/
https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report/		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Gallup Field Office		505-726-2672116 S Boardman Dr
Gallup, NM		Rose.Lee@ndcfs.org

GallupDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report/		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Ganado Field Office		928-755-5930PO Box 210
Ganado, AZ 86505		GanadoDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report/		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Kayenta Field Office		928-697-5531PO Box 520
Kayenta, AZ 86033		KayentaDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report/		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Shiprock Field Office		505-368-1185PO Box 3289
Shiprock, NM 87420		Michelle.Lee@ndcfs.org

ShiprockDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report/		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Tuba City Field Office		928-283-3268PO Box 280
Tuba City, AZ 86045 		Belinda.Style@ndcfs.org

TubaCityDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report/		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Native Nation
Department of Family Services
Window Rock Field Office		928-871-7978PO Box 950
Fort Defiance, AZ 86504		WindowRockDCW@ndcfs.org

email to report suspected abuse and neglect		https://ndcfs.org/department-of-family-services/

https://ndcfs.org/dcw-scan-report/		Children's Services, Adult Care Services, & Protective Services:
provides specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs
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Northland Cares928-776-46123188 N Wingsong Dr,
Suite A
Prescott Valley, AZ 86314		https://www.northlandcares.org/Northland Cares provides a full range of outpatient services for people living with HIV/AIDS in Northern Arizona. We can treat Hepititus C
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Park Place Residnces480-868-8697Park Place BrochureOur 24-hour inpatient residential facility offers 90-180 day substance abuse treatment for both male and female adults. We have licensed BHTs and caregivers on site that work under the clinical supervision of a behavioral health provider. The program is tailored for the Native Americans struggling with addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions.
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Tuba City Health Care928-283-2857Lyndon Endischeelyndon.endischee@tchealth.org Health services: mold
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Tribal Healthy Homes Networkhttp://thhnw.org/materials/Information for: Woodsmoke & Smoke, Radon, Mold & Moisture, Lead, Pest Management, IAQ & Ventilation, Home Maintenenace, Green Cleaning, Asthma & Allergies, Asbestos.