Native American Empowerment Nonprofit 501C3

05/14/2026

are you concerned about someone's drinking? please join us in 15 minutes. 💜 THE 3 C’S – AL-ANON FAMILY GROUP 💜
Concerned about someone’s drinking?
Al-Anon is for families and friends of alcoholics.
🗓 Thursdays
📍 In Person: DAATC Club – Chinle, AZ (Navajo Nation)
💻 Zoom • 📞 Call-In Available
🕛 12:00 PM Navajo Nation (MT)
🕐 1:00 PM Central
🕚 11:00 AM Pacific
🌵 Phoenix:
11:00 AM Spring / 12:00 PM Fall
(Phoenix does not observe daylight saving time)
🔗 Join Zoom:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84749786014
🔢 Meeting ID: 847 4978 6014
🔐 Passcode: 1234
📞 Call In: 253-205-0468
📱 Questions or directions:
Call/Text Carmen: 602-434-1289
💜 Safe • Confidential • You are welcome here 💜

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04/30/2026

Alanon in 30 minutes. Zoom. Phone or in chinle az

03/15/2026

During Women’s History Month 💞✨, we celebrate the life of Dr. Louva Dahozy, a revered community leader and lifelong advocate for the well-being of the Diné people.

Dr. Dahozy dedicated her life as a health educator, knowledge keeper, and voting rights activist. In her 99 years, she worked to:

🪶 Procure funding for radio stations in Diné Bizaad to continue both health education and language preservation,

🪶 Establish the first Navajo homemakers’ radio program, a decade long program, which emphasized how nutrition and healthy food bring healing,

🪶 Volunteer to record hours of oral history and traditional knowledge in partnership with Diné College and Winona State University. This footage is archived at the Navajo Nation Museum,

🪶 Develop 4-H clubs to shared her passion and knowledge for agriculture and animal stewardship for all, but especially children,

🪶 Found the National Indian Council on Aging and institutionalized the Navajo Nation Council on Aging,

🪶 Author the first Navajo Illustrated Cookbook using both native and commodity foods, and

🪶 Co-found the North American Indian Women’s Association and led as its first national chairwoman.

Dr. Louva Dahozy was not only a matriarch of the Diné, but also in the world of Public Health until her passing in January 2026.



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03/02/2026

good morning , We are looking for 5 raffle items.. nothing too big or too small. Please dm me or text 602-434-1289. THANK YOU

03/02/2026

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02/23/2026

NATIVE HEALTH is hosting Circle of Matriarchs: Women's Talking Circle on Monday, March 16, 2026, 5:30 pm at NATIVE HEALTH Mesa, 777 W Southern Avenue, Building B. This is a safe space for all Native American women (18+) who need a circle of healing. Light refreshments provided.

For more info, or to register, visit: https://www.nativehealthphoenix.org/event/womens-talking-circle/

02/23/2026

🔴 Red Road Rising Wellbriety Talking Circle
📍 Tuba City, AZ – Navajo Nation

Join us for our monthly Talking Circle — a safe space for healing, sharing, and connection.

🗓 4th Saturday of Every Month
📅 February 28th & March 28th
⏰ 11:00 AM – until everyone shares
🍲 Potluck after

📍 Church of Christ
133 Peshlakai Ave, Tuba City, AZ

This circle is rooted in experience, strength, and hope. We come together in tradition — through story, song, and shared truth — walking the Red Road in recovery and healing.

Whether you are in recovery, supporting someone in recovery, or simply seeking community — you are welcome.

If you are traveling to Tuba City and need a place to stay or a ride from Phoenix or Flagstaff, contact Carmen at 602-434-1289.

Let’s rise together. 🔥

01/20/2026

11/09/2025

Photos from perryville prison yesterday 💯🪶

✨ Three months. 7 Zoom meetings. 40+ emails. Countless phone calls. Multiple store runs. 20 amazing community partners. And 1,400 pieces of fry bread later…

Today, we finally came together at the San Carlos Unit in Perryville to celebrate Native American culture, connection, and community. ❤️

We want to thank every volunteer and community member who showed up, supported, cooked, packed, donated, and helped make this day possible. When we all show up — heart, hands, and humor included — something truly meaningful happens.

*more photos to come