FOOD HEALTH SHELTER & SECURITY
The District provides indigenous homelessness support and assists people and families, particularly homeless veterans, with food, health and shelter security, people going through life transitions, and people who are experiencing housing crises, by offering them the resources and case management needed to help them deal with the roots of their causes of problems whether they stem from economic challenges, mental health issues, systemic inequalities, or historical traumas. Through a holistic, culturally responsive framework, we empower individuals and families to regain stability, build resilience, and work toward lasting self-sufficiency.
Our programs first identify the issues, and then assists the individual or family by providing them with food, water, and shelter – while implementing the indigenous homelessness support and creating opportunities for them to gain self-sufficiency and regain self-esteem. The District provides a multi-pronged approach, first focusing on healing, and then on revitalizing homeless individuals so they can become self- sufficiency. By changing the imbalance and trajectory of the person’s life, such efforts insures their future prosperity. This holistic method not only addresses immediate survival needs but also incorporates emotional, spiritual, and cultural support rooted in indigenous traditions. By honoring each person’s unique background and fostering a sense of belonging, the District empowers individuals to rebuild their lives with confidence, dignity, and long-term stability.
Service Focus
Indigenous Ministries & Traditions
Youth
Cultural Programs
