Indigenous Resources

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1	NOTE: This resource list is ongoing and if you have recommendations or suggestions of organizations to add, please feel free to email at kayla.a@seekhaven.org
2	Organization	Services	Location	Description

3	CRISIS & ADVOCACY:
4	Seekhaven Family Crisis and Resource Center	24/7 Emergency shelter, advocacy, and support for survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault. Traditional services are available for Indigenous peoples.	Utah: Grand County, San Juan County, Emory County	Seekhaven provides free, confidential and trauma-informed services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Serving Grand, San Juan and Emery Counties in Southeastern Utah, Seekhaven provides a wide range of essential services including client advocacy, emergency shelter, counseling, financial aid, and transition assistance.
5	Utah Navajo Health Systems	24/7 Gentle Ironhawk Domestic Violence Shelter Victim advocacy Traditional healing services	San Juan County, UT	Utah Navajo Health System, Inc. and Victim Witness Services of Northern Arizona will provide services to help victims/survivors of crime transcend their trauma and begin their path toward healing. UNHS operates the Northern Tree House Shelter in Shiprock, NM, and the Gentle Ironhawk Shelter in Blanding, UT
6	Restoring Ancestral Winds (RAW)	*Not a direct service provider Referral helpline for Native American victims & survivors Provides education, training & advocacy to Tribes and organizations	SLC, UT	Restoring Ancestral Winds is a tribal coalition created to support Utah’s eight federally recognized tribes by providing education, training, and advocacy on sexual assault and domestic violence issues to these tribes and organizations that serve Native Americans throughout Utah.
7	Strong hearts	844-7NATIVE (762-8483) or Online chat option on their website		StrongHearts Native Helpline is a 24/7 safe, confidential and anonymous domestic and sexual violence helpline for Native Americans and Alaska Natives, offering support and advocacy.
8	Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women	*Not a direct service provider Provides training, technical assistance, policy adocacy, and support to tribal communities		CSVANW is focused on shaping policy, conducting outreach, increasing awareness, informing priorities and working to ensure that our tribal communities are represented within conversations where we have historically been underrepresented.
9	National Indigenous Woman's Resource Center	*Not a direct service provider Provides resources, technical assistance and training, and policy development		Providing national leadership to promote safety for Native women and communities by supporting culturally grounded grassroots advocacy. NIWRC offers resources, technical assistance and training, and policy development to strengthen Tribal sovereignty.
10	Sweetgrass Advocacy	Advocacy Services CEDAR Men’s Program SAGE Elder’s Program Parenting Classes Sobriety Circles Women’s Wellness Group Indigenous Healing Garden/Medicines Healthy Native Relationships Classes Traditional Health Based Activities and more	Colorado	Sweetgrass Advocacy is a Native women-led organization that provides culturally centered advocacy in the Pikes Peak region. It is the only program in the state of Colorado that provides direct service domestic and sexual violence advocacy for urban Indigenous survivors
11	Pacific Island Knowledge 2 Action Resources	Free food resources Women support groups Men support groups Domestic violence survivors Empowered living services	Utah	PIK2AR strengthens under-resourced communities through food access, economic empowerment, holistic care, survivor safety and healing, and arts and humanities as pathways to identity, healing, and opportunity.
12	MMIR SUPPORT & RESOURCES:
13	Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition	Community forums Policy advocacy Data institute (coming soon)	Navajo Nation	Missing & Murdered Diné Relatives Coalition works to provide support to victims of the Missing & Murdered Indigenous relatives crisis, allocating much-needed aid to Diné families in finding their loved ones & achieving justice for the loved ones they have lost through community support & resource sharing
14	MMIR Utah	Family Support for those impacted by MMIR Policy advocacy Community empowerment Youth programming	Utah	MMIR Utah is a Native-led organization addressing Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives through advocacy, sovereignty, and community healing.
15	4Corners K-9 Search and Rescue			4Corners K-9 Search and Rescue's vision is to locate, rescue, and recover lost and missing persons on Native American Tribal lands.
16	Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women MMIWR Direct Aid Fund	Financial Assistance: Support families up to $3,000 with expenses related to the search fr missing loved ones and the aftermath of such tragedies.	New Mexico	Purpose: Help decrease emotional trauma and financial burden in finding justice and answers for their missing loved ones.
17	When A Loved One Goes Missing Guide			A Quick Reference Guide for Families of Missing Indigenous Women: What to do in the First 72 Hours
18	Missing Persons Communnity Action Toolkit		Navajo Nation	This toolkit is intended for families of missing Dine relatives, to aid in the process of locating a missing relative, how to work with law enforcement, mobilize a community search/rescue with emergency management agencies, and to improve communication between all involved parties.
19	HOUSING & ECONOMIC SUPPORT:
20	Red Feather	Native Home Resource Network Healthy Home Safety & Energy Improvements	Hopi and Navajo Nation	Red Feather partners with Indigenous communities to develop and implement lasting and impactful housing solutions.
21	Native American Connections	Affordable Housing Permanent Supportive Housing Adults 55+ Supportive Housing Adult Shelter Youth Shelter Transitional Housing	Phoenix, AZ	Native Connections Housing – Culturally supportive long-term housing for homeless Indigenous Individuals
22	Kani Fund	Down payment assistance		Our mission is to provide educational resources and financial assistance to urban dwelling American Indian and Alaska Native peoples to increase access to homeownership within our communities.
23	Housing Improvement Program			Information about the Housing Improvement Program for Native Americans
24	Section 184 Indian Housing Loan Guarantee Program			Information about the Section 184 Loan
25	PREGNANCY & POSTPARTUM SUPPORT:
26	Healthy Navajo K'é Project	List of birth resources on the Navajo Nation		A resource hub to provide health information and resources for pregnant (or soon to be pregnant) and postpartum Diné/Navajo families.
27	Navajo Birthworker Collective (formerly Navajo Breastfeeding Coalition)	Link to services In-Person / Virtual Breastfeeding & Lactation Consultation Breast Pump Coverage at little to no cost Cultural & Spiritual First Sacred Foods Advisory Diné Birth Support Services (Full Spectrum) Ceremonial, Traditional Medicine, and Medical Referrals 'Returning to Work' Infant Feeding Consultations	Navajo Four Corners Region	The mission of the NBC is to improve the health of Navajo families by providing compassionate unbiased, and accessible care to improving all birthing families and Infant health through holistic traditional practices and to promote healing
28	Changing Woman Initiative	*CWI is an Easy Access Clinic: A space where women and teenagers can go for care at any time of day or by appointment to receive care regardless of ability to pay, pending insurance, or experiencing crises. Services: Women's Health Exam, STI/STD testing, Birth control, Prenatal care, Postpartum care, Breastfeeding support, Connection to plant medicine and traditional medicine and healing	New Mexico	Our mission is to empower diverse Indigenous communities to protect cultural birth resiliency and the fundamental Indigenous human right to reproductive health, dignity, and justice.
29	La Leche League	Find lactation support (virtual or in-person)		La Leche League USA helps parents, families, and communities to breastfeed, chestfeed, and human milk feed their babies through parent-to-parent support. LLL USA encourages, informs, educates, supports, and promotes the use of human milk and the intimate relationship and development that comes from nursing a child for as long as mutually desired.
30	EDUCATION & CAREER DEVELOPMENT:
31	American Indian Services	College Scholarships Trade Scholarships STEM youth summer program		We provide and fund comprehensive educational pathways and programs—including college scholarships, vocational and trade school training, workforce development, and entrepreneurial support
32	ONABEN	Indianprenuership		The Oregon Native American Business & Entrepreneurial Network supports Indigenous entrepreneurs with business training, financial education, and networking
33	National Council of Urban Indian Health	Internship & Fellowship Programs		NCUIH is excited to offer internship and fellowship opportunities to undergraduate, graduate, and law students
34	Navajo Language Dictionary
35	Ute Mountain Ute Language Dictionary
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37	CULTURAL & ENVIRONMENT STEWARDSHIP:
38	Native Land	Virtual Map of Native Land		Shows ancestral land boundaires and treaties
39	Science Moab	Indigenous Science	Moab, UT	Listen to interviews with Indigenous scientists, knowledge holders, and those working to create inclusive systems on the Colorado Plateau
40	Sovereignty and Outdoor Spaces Guide	Guide created by Native Governance Center		All modern-day “public lands” are stolen Indigenous lands. Before you take your next outdoor adventure, educate yourself about the land you plan to visit and how to interact with the land respectfully.
41	Dispelling Common Myths About Indian Country Guide	Guide created by Native Governance Center		This resource guide is intended to create an awareness of representations of citizens of Native nations to provide allies and accomplices with information that will help shift the narrative of Indian Country away from harmful stereotypes to positive images, recognition, and appreciation.
42	Adopt an Elder Program	Adopt an Elder Firewood donation Foodruns to the Navajo Reservation Support of Dine weavers Feathers For The Forgotten Ones Program Children's donation program Ceremony fund	Navajo Nation	Adopt-A-Native-Elder serves to help reduce extreme poverty and hardship facing traditional Elders living on the Navajo Reservation. We are a trusted humanitarian organization focused on delivering food, medical supplies, firewood and other forms of Elder support. Respecting the tradition and dignity of Navajo Elders, we create relationships to honor and serve the Elders.
43	National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition	Advocacy, education, and healing resources for survivors and descendants of Indigenous boarding schools.		The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition (NABS) is a leading national organization dedicated to advocating on behalf of Native peoples impacted by U.S. Indian boarding school policies. We seek truth through education and research, justice through advocacy and policy, and healing through Indigenous teaching and traditional gatherings.
44	Warm Elders		Navajo Nation--Utah	Our mission is to provide life-saving firewood to the elderly, veterans, and disabled individuals in the Navajo Utah Territory and San Juan County.
45	YOUTH SUPPORT & RESOURCES:
46	Red Circle Lodge	Residential youth treatment program (12-17 years of age) Individual Licensed Mental Health Therapy Group and Substance Abuse Therapy Accredited Educational Program Wellness and Spirituality Equine Therapy and Horsemanship Recreational Activities Psychiatric Care and more	Hildale, Ut	Red Circle Lodge offers treatment for adolescents who are struggling with substance abuse, depression, suicidal ideation, family and relationship problems, oppositional deviance, deviant behaviors, delinquency, mental health disorders, sexual promiscuity, and other destructive and addictive behaviors.
47	Navajo Nation Growing In Beauty	Receiving and processing referrals from pediatricians, health care professionals, and other service providers Providing developmental assessment and evaluation for at-risk children Providing advocacy and training for families	Navajo Nation	The Navajo Nation Growing In Beauty program (GIB) meets the needs of Navajo children with delays or disabilities from birth to five years of age while honoring the unique culture and language of the Navajo people.
48	UNHS Iina Bihoo'aah Program	Counseling Therapy Case Management Peer Support Traditional Healing Practices	San Juan County, UT	The purpose of this program is to improve and expand access to developmentally, culturally, and linguistically appropriate services and supports for transition-aged youth and young adults (ages 16-25) who either have, or are at risk for developing, serious mental health conditions.
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