HEALING OUR COMMUNITY (IES)
Taking care of our community and its people.
Healing Our Communities is an organization that believes in helping our local communities in need, we want to recognize that these communities as Native, Indigenous, First Peoples of America. We believe in taking care of our communities to ensure a brighter future. Creating opportunity by ensuring those in our communities have what they need.
Recently our organization has been working closely with the Cameron Chapter House President. Through our collaboration we have been able to use their local leadership knowledge and resources to help appropriate food and services. We as an organization want to grow with our communities and we do this thanks to donors and volunteers. We believe in giving back to our communities as a way to care for it as we did with our grandparents. Taking care of our communities is a reminiscence of caring for those who belonged to the lands before us.
WHO WE ARE
Healing Our Communities was founded to provide goods and services to communities in need. With donors and our network of people, we want to make sure we can utilize every resource that we can to give back and provide for a community in need.
We have finally established as an organization as we recognized our communities are in dire need in light of the Covid-19 pandemic and its rapid spread in our Navajo Nation communities. Through all the volunteer hours and resources allotting we want to convey that we want the best for our communities and we must help one another to be able to face future endeavors.
ACTIVITIES
With the power of our donors and network we are able to put into action the fulfillment of needs in our communities. We are continuously creatively thinking about what we can do next, and what more we can do . We are very proud of how our community is helping people in our current circumstances and we would like to continue to improve and grow upon what we have been learning.
DONATIONS
Providing food and supplies.
SERVICE OUTREACH
Helping with community needs.
"Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does"