MANIT - Marshallese American Network for Interacting Together

MANIT - Marshallese American Network for Interacting Together Celebrate the identity of the Marshallese people through community building, advocacy, and education.

The Marshallese American Network for Interacting Together (MANIT) is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to promoting and preserving the essence of Marshallese culture. Our organization is registered under 501(c)(3) in both the United States and the Marshall Islands, and our primary objective is to help people in the US better understand and appreciate the Marshallese community. We have be

come a vital pillar of the Marshallese community residing in the United States by creating educational programs, resources, and various audio, video, and digital materials that focus solely on Marshallese culture. We actively collaborate with other groups, seek partnerships, and encourage Marshallese people to build relationships within and outside their community. As a community pillar, we have a deep connection with the people, and we are committed to serving the Marshallese community. Our vision and focus are sustainable, which is why we are continuously working on developing more financial capital and funding to continue serving the Marshallese community. At MANIT, we believe that preserving and promoting Marshallese culture is essential for our community's growth and prosperity. We are committed to building a better future for our community by working together and creating a constructive environment that fosters growth and opportunities. We invite you to join us in this mission and work together towards promoting and preserving the beauty of Marshallese culture. With our collective efforts, we can make a difference and create a brighter future for the Marshallese people.

Iakwe aolep, ebelok kio ien adwoj bojak non yio in school in 2026-27. MANIT ej ajej backpacks kio 9am to 5pm. Jouj im it...
08/25/2026

Iakwe aolep, ebelok kio ien adwoj bojak non yio in school in 2026-27. MANIT ej ajej backpacks kio 9am to 5pm. Jouj im itok ne koj aikuij an ajiri eo kein school.

MANIT's Youth Thrive Drive 2026. Jouj kobatok!Kommool tata to our partners: Meyer Memorial Trust, PacificSource Health P...
08/24/2026

MANIT's Youth Thrive Drive 2026. Jouj kobatok!

Kommool tata to our partners: Meyer Memorial Trust, PacificSource Health Plans, Salem Health, Maps Credit Union, Willamette Health Council, City of Salem, Philanthropy Northwest, Oregon Housing and Community Services, Oregon Department of Education and Salem-Keizer Public Schools

K-12 can get backpacks at MANIT starting August 25, 2026 from 9am to 5pm.

Spokane: FREE DENTAL CARE IS COMING AUGUST 22–28!Do you or someone you know need dental care? Arcora Foundation’s SmileM...
08/18/2026

Spokane: FREE DENTAL CARE IS COMING AUGUST 22–28!

Do you or someone you know need dental care? Arcora Foundation’s SmileMobile is coming to Spokane with general and pediatric dentists.

Dental services are available at no cost to individuals with Apple Health and those without insurance.

Services may include:
✅ Dental examinations
✅ Cleanings and oral-health education
✅ Fillings and X-rays
✅ Fluoride varnish and sealants
✅ Simple extractions

The dental team can serve babies beginning with their first tooth, children, youth, pregnant and postpartum women, and adult family members.

🔗 AUGUST 22–23: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
https://www.majirising.org/popup2026

📞 AUGUST 24–28: CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
888-286-9105

📍 The Salvation Army
204 E. Indiana Ave., Spokane, WA

👥 Help us reach Spokane families: Share this post, tag someone who may need dental care, and send it directly to your family and friends.

Ejino wor naan in kakol kin Measles ilo Oregon in, jouj im kojbarok ilo am delon e Clinics ko. Mask ne koj lomnak ewor a...
07/31/2026

Ejino wor naan in kakol kin Measles ilo Oregon in, jouj im kojbarok ilo am delon e Clinics ko. Mask ne koj lomnak ewor am naninmej in Measles im enaan iben takto eo am.

Today marks an important milestone for Sowell Balos, a June 2026 graduate of South Salem High School, as he attends orie...
07/28/2026

Today marks an important milestone for Sowell Balos, a June 2026 graduate of South Salem High School, as he attends orientation at Chemeketa Community College in Salem.

After graduating, Sowell reached out to MANIT for help enrolling in college and understanding the steps needed to get started. He plans to study business and is now taking the first steps toward earning his college education.

Sowell was encouraged by stories of people who overcame difficulties, continued their education, and became successful leaders. Their journeys showed him that where a person begins does not determine how far they can go.

Now, Sowell’s own journey can inspire other Marshallese graduates. Finishing high school does not have to be the end of their education. College, career training, and certificate programs can open doors to new opportunities and prepare students to serve their families and communities.

Sowell’s story also reminds students that they do not have to understand every part of the college process before taking the first step. Asking questions, seeking guidance, and accepting support are signs of determination and growth.

MANIT’s college-readiness work, supported by Meyer Memorial Trust, helps Marshallese students navigate enrollment and take their first steps toward higher education.

MANIT congratulates Sowell for choosing to continue his education. We hope other Marshallese graduates will follow his example, believe in their potential, and take the next step toward their own future.

FYI
07/26/2026

FYI

OHA is reporting two Oregon residents who developed Cyclospora infections that may be linked to the ongoing multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak.

Both individuals traveled to other states involved in the recent nationwide recall of pre-shredded iceberg lettuce associated with the outbreak.

The risk in Oregon continues to be low because the infection isn’t spread between people and the iceberg lettuce has been recalled.

Cyclosporiasis is a parasitic infection that often spreads from contaminated water or food. People who experience symptoms of cyclosporiasis should stay hydrated and contact a health care provider right away.

For more information, read our news release: https://ow.ly/vr6V50ZssQh

Na ro ilo Washington State bwe juon in iien ejeja. REGISTER!WA residents! Here are try-out/training dates for your area....
07/26/2026

Na ro ilo Washington State bwe juon in iien ejeja. REGISTER!

WA residents! Here are try-out/training dates for your area. REGISTER

REGISTER HERE: https://tinyurl.com/MIFF-Girls-Registration-2026

📣 WA residents! Here are try-out/training dates for your area. We are excited to see you come out! As always, please PM, Email, or text us if you have any further questions. Kommol!

Today, we laid to rest one of our respected community leaders, Jokane Bisentha.His leadership, service, and contribution...
07/26/2026

Today, we laid to rest one of our respected community leaders, Jokane Bisentha.

His leadership, service, and contributions to our community will always be remembered. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time.

May God comfort everyone who is grieving, and may Jokane rest in eternal peace. His legacy will continue to live on through the many lives he touched.

Address

780 Commercial Street SE, Ste. #202
Salem, OR
97301

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm
Friday 9am - 12pm
1pm - 4pm

Telephone

+15032084142

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