90,000 Native Americans are homeless or live in unsafe and sub-standard housing, and 23 percent of Native families live with low food security.
The Northern Plains Reservation Aid™ (NPRA) Program provides food, water, health products and emergency relief services for Native American Elders, families and children in need living on reservations in the Northern Plains.
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Fenton's home was exposed to all the elements the Northern Plains brought — a makeshift wind deflector on his front door was clearly visible.
Philomene left at 4:30am, three days a week to go to a clinic near the main hospital that served the Rosebud Reservation. She didn’t have to travel as far as some patients, but the process took a lot out of her.
Rena is part of the Breakfast-in-a-Bag program. Instead of the normal groceries, the participants receive special items for the holiday to help them enjoy a good meal with family and friends.
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Ruby’s experience (and her generous spirit) is the perfect illustration of why “Project Grow” is one of the most effective self-help initiatives in “Indian Country.”
Gardens mean exercise, gardens mean young and old working together, gardens mean stronger communities — and most importantly, gardens mean food. Thank you for helping to make this happen!
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Myths abound about Native Americans. Do you know the facts? Download this infographic to learn more and share.