Native American Resources
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Employment and training services, counseling and prevention activities, phone usage, legal assistance, food assistance, referrals for food and clothing, notary services, photocopies, and fax service. |
(505) 268-5770 (505) 268-1751 |
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Must be tribally enrolled. Native American Studies and Leadership, reading and math intervention, Native language and values programs. |
(505) 884-6392 |
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Easily obtain your vital records from Arizona Vital Records. |
(602) 364-1300 |
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| Resources for cultural services, education, health services, housing, and more. |
(580) 924-8280 (800) 522-6170 |
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Training in anti-oppression, domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and effects of domestic violence on children; community outreach and education; resource information and materials for Native women; grant and funding information. |
(505) 243-9199 |
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| We are known as "Lord of the plains", and we were once a part of the Shoshone tribe. |
(580) 492-3775 (580) 492-3240 |
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| We strive to create a future that provides an abundance of good-paying jobs while providing hope and prosperity for generations of Crow citizens. |
(466) 638-2178 |
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A coalition of Nambe, Picuris, Pojoaque, San Ildefonso, Ohkay Owingeh, Tesuque, Santa Clara, and Taos pueblos. Offers economic, educational, and social programs and support to Pueblo members, including food distribution, Head Start, senior programs, domestic violence support groups, and intervention, assistance with application for public benefits, Butterfly Healing residential treatment center and outpatient counseling, Circle of Life health centers in Espanola and Albuquerque, and more. |
(505) 747-1593 |
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Culturally competent, comprehensive health services integrating traditional values to enhance the physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental well-being of Native American/Alaska Native families and other underserved populations, such as people who are homeless residing in Albuquerque and surrounding areas. Includes medical, dental, behavioral health, traditional healing, alternative therapies, domestic violence education, and more. |
(505) 262-2481 |
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To preserve and perpetuate Pueblo culture, and to advance understanding by presenting with dignity and respect the accomplishments and evolving history of the Pueblo people of New Mexico. |
(505) 881-4584 (800) 628-1920 |
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Naturalized members are determined by Tribal Council. ¼ blood quantum required. |
(505) 869-3111 |
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| We have clinics, medical services, housing, education help, and our tribal enterprises. |
(505) 834-7359 |
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3/8 blood quantum required |
(575) 759-3255 (575) 759-3242 |
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Note: Call for time limits on the type of membership |
(505) 552-6654 (505) 552-6941 Fax |
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| We welcome you to familiarize yourself with our history, traditions, and the current vision of our tribe. |
(575) 464-4494 |
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Nambe Pueblo |
Today, Nambe Owingeh is still known for its beautiful public ceremonies and traditions, stunning landscapes, and world-famous pottery. We welcome all visitors to our home. |
(505) 455-2036 (505) 455-4410 |
| Easily obtain your vital records from Navajo Nation Vital Records. |
(928) 871-6386 |
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Easily obtain your vital records from New Mexico Vital Records. |
(505) 827-0121 |
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We have programs for education, health, and human services, support services, and public utilities. |
(505) 552-5300 |
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Ramah |
Our mission is to nurture the well-being and growth of our community and its people by promoting and carrying out comprehensive community services, programs, and opportunities. |
(505) 775-3235 |
| Take a look at the Tribal program listings of our Tribe. Our programs are a great resource for Tribal members. |
(605) 867-5821 (605) 867-2901 Fax |
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| Please view our Tribal enrollment information and our Tribal members' resource links. |
(505) 852-4400 |
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Our neighbors called us "Pikuria" those who paint. We call ourselves, Pin, wel, ene. |
(505) 587-2519 |
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| We continue our traditions and practice our culture in these contemporary times. |
(505) 455-4500 |
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| Go to our tribal resource directory for all your wants and needs. |
(605) 747-2381 |
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| The Pueblo of Sandia owns and operates several thriving enterprises to help create a broad economic base to ensure to be a self-reliant Tribe and all the resources to us to be successful. |
(505) 867-3317 |
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| Our departments include resources for health, women, children, the elderly, education, and a tribal enrollment program. |
(505) 771-9958 |
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We are painters, jewelry makers, weavers, carvers, seamstresses, and moccasin makers here at the pueblo. We invite you to explore our resources. |
(505) 455-2273 |
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| We invite you to explore our social services, natural resources, education department, wellness program library, and more resources. |
(505) 867-3301 |
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| We have a list of programs from health programs to women and children. We also have a natural resource department. |
(505) 465-2214 (505) 465-1998 Fax |
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We have resources available, and this guide provides an overview of the scholarships, grants, and potential help available through tribal colleges for Native American students. |
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Educational institution serving Native American and Alaskan Native students. |
(505) 346-2338 (800) 586-7474 |
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| Come enjoy and experience the history, triumph, and tradition of the Red Willow people. |
(505) 758-8626 |
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| The Tesuque Pueblo Farm strives to help those interested in growing their own food, in addition to growing crops for elders and students, and saving indigenous seeds from around the world. |
(505) 983-2667 |
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Tribal enrollment requirements preserve the unique character and traditions of each tribe. The tribes establish membership criteria based on shared customs, traditions, language, and tribal blood. |
(202) 208-3100 |
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We are the largest employer and single largest economic contributor in Montezuma county, Colorado. It is understood and expected that the Tribe conducts business with various governments, individuals, and public entities. |
(970) 565-3751 |
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| Home of the Zia Sun Symbol. The Zia logo is used by the state of New Mexico on both the flag and license plates. |
(505) 867-3304 Ext. 229 |
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Zuni |
Information about current departments and programs, under the Pueblo of Zuni, and their respective components. |
(505) 782-7000 (505) 782-7208 Fax |