Tag: Native Americans for Community Action
NACA’s Pathways Youth Program seeking participants
Pathways Youth Program, SY2021-2022, is seeking participants. The program began on Oct. 18. Pathways is a youth substance use prevention program for Native American youth in grades 3rd-6th and their families.
We provide provide programming that focuses on maintaining healthy lifestyles, education and we provide homework assistance in an after-school setting.
Through Oct. 27 — NACA presenting FREE Get Educated! Webinar Series
The topic areas offer a wide range of information and are not only for teens but also for parents as well. This can be a good conversation starter for your teen/parent. If you attend three or more webinars, you will be notified via email when your speaker will be available for pick up. Zoom information will be sent to you via email as well. Lastly, all webinars will be held from 5:30pm-6:30pm MST.
Through Nov. 3 — NACA, Northland Family Help Center to present ‘Get Educated!’ Webinar Series
Native Americans for Community Action and Northland Family Help Center will present a series of “Get Educated!” webinars through Nov. 3.
The series includes:
Oct. 20 — Grief and Loss in Pandemic
Oct. 27 — Recovery and Resilience
Nov. 3 — Making Choices: An Indigenous Approach
Through Nov. 10 — NACA’s Reach UR Life to present FREE gatekeeper suicide prevention trainings for schools, youth-serving organizations, and communities at-large.
The Reach UR Life program is pleased to announce FREE gatekeeper suicide prevention trainings for schools, youth-serving organizations, and communities at-large. A “gatekeeper” in suicide prevention is someone who has contact with many members of the community as part of their usual routine. They are strategically positioned to recognize and refer someone at risk of suicide.
Nov. 16 — NACA to present FREE Community Hand Drum Making and Round Dance
Native Americans for Community Action will present a FREE Community Hand Drum Making and Round Dance from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 16 at Puente De Hozho, 3401 N. 4th St., Flagstaff.
Appetizer Food will be served! Bring the family and wear your MOCS!
Education Spotlight — NACA’s afterschool Pathways Youth Program seeking participants. See more local, state and national education news here
Pathways Youth Program, SY2021-2022, is seeking participants. The program began on Oct. 18. Pathways is a youth substance use prevention program for Native American youth in grades 3rd-6th and their families.
We provide provide programming that focuses on maintaining healthy lifestyles, education and we provide homework assistance in an after-school setting.
We are partnering with the Boys and Girls Club of Flagstaff to run our programming.
NACA has openings for several positions
Native Americans for Community Advocates (NACA) has opening for Community Training Coordinator, Support Services Case Manager and other positions.
Sept. 29 — Native Americans for Community Action’s Lasting Indigenous Family Enrichment to present ‘Indigenous Gardening’ programs
Native Americans for Community Action’s Lasting Indigenous Family Enrichment will share a variety of gardening knowledge during recurring and special events in September 2021.
Oct. 2 — NACA, Wings of American to present ‘Indigenous Running Mentorship Training’ in Flagstaff
Indigenous Running Mentorship Training’ will be held from from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, April 2 at Puente de Hozho Elementary Gym, 3401 N. Fourth St., Flagstaff.
Sponsored by Lasting Indigenous Family Enrichment (L.I.F.E.) and Native Americans for Community Action (NACA) and Wings of America.
Wings of America is inspired by the cultural, spiritual and competitive legacy of Native runners. This training will introduce attendees to all the necessary techniques and tools needed to begin mentoring runners and walkers of all ages and ability levels.
Sept. 21 — NACA and the Reach UR Life Suicide Prevention program to present ‘Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)’
The Reach UR Life Suicide Prevention and the Native Americans for Community Action, Inc. announce a FREE Suicide Prevention Training:
“Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)” …
ASIST is aninteractive workshop in suicide first-aid. The training teaches participants to recognize when someone may have thoughts of suicide and how to help them create a plan to support their immediate safety. ASIST is for anyone ages 16 (with parental consent) and older, and no prior or formal training is necessary.
