Native American
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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, fax service. |
(505) 268-5770 (505) 268-1751 |
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Scholarships and fellowships for Native Americans in undergraduate and graduate studies. Includes assistance for conference travel, information on internship opportunities, and more. |
(505) 881-4584 (800) 628-1920 |
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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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Training in anti-oppression, domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, 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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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 American Indian/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. |
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For Native American pregnant women and new mothers (children up to age 3, may be extended to age 5) --home visitation program, dental for children, early Head Start, early intervention. Some services are available statewide, some are restricted to certain counties. |
(505) 345-6289 |
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Career and employment guidance, job search and development, classroom and workplace training services. For youth 18 or older, with proof of Native American ancestry, living off the reservation, low-income, and unemployed or underemployed. Offices in Albuquerque, Farmington, and Gallup. |
Albuquerque (505) 247-2251 Farmington (505) 327-5341 Gallup (505) 863-6639 |
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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 American Indian and Alaskan Native students. |
(505) 346-2338 (800) 586-7474 |