2018 Sacred Mountain Prayer Run
June 2, 2018 - Thorpe Park - Flagstaff, Ariz.
Get excited for the 35th Sacred Mountain Prayer Run!
As one of the longest running foot races in Flagstaff, part of the Flagstaff Summer Series, Sacred Mountain Prayer Run holds in the highest esteem running, prayer, spirituality, and the community!
Join us on June 2, 2018 at Thorpe Park!
Family Health Center - WIC
NACA’s Family Health Center is proud to now offer Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) services to qualifying pregnant women, new mothers, and infants / children up to age five.
Contact our Family Health Center at
(928) 773-1245 or visit our WIC webpage to download forms or learn more.
Call and schedule your appointment today!
NACA Inc. Is Hiring!
Interested in serving your community?
Engaging families, youth, and individuals in need? Supporting the vibrant culture of the region’s indigenous peoples?
Native Americans for Community Action, Inc. is seeking engaged and engaging candidates for commitments in their Family Health Center, Behavioral Health, Administrative, Community Development and Wellness Center teams.
Click Here to visit our job page, learn more, and submit your application!
Expert Fitness Advice from
Expert Fitness Pros
NACA’s Wellness Center boasts the most competitive rates and services in the Flagstaff area!
Visit our expert fitness coaches for one-on-one resources and experience our excellent group fitness classes.
NACA’s Wellness Center offers a variety of classes, styles, and services to help you meet your fitness needs!
Talking Circle
NACA is grateful to provide weekly sessions of Talking Circle to current and new clients featuring prayer, meditation, discussion, and centering with Indigenous values in mind.
Contact our Behavioral Health team at
(928) 773-1245 or CLICK HERE to visit their page for more information on how to begin attending their weekly Talking Circle sessions.
Family Health Center
Accepting New Patients
NACA’s Family Health Center is always accepting new patients!
Providing a wide variety of heath and wellness services, call us at 928.773.1245 to schedule your appointment, today.
- Acute and Chronic Illness Care
- Preventive Care
- Chronic Disease Screening
- Sports Physicals
- Well Woman Exams
- Well Child Exams
- WIC
- CDL Physicals
Workforce Innovation &
Opportunity Act
The award-winning NACA WIOA program is designed to provide career opportunities through services targeting work experience and educational opportunities or enhancement.
The program provides work experience internships, career advisement, career counseling, employment search, employment referrals, employment placement, or classroom training, assistance via limited tuition / book assistance.
Where Empowerment Happens
The Mission of Native Americans for Community Action, Inc., is to provide preventive wellness strategies, empower, and advocate for Native people and others in need to create a healthy community based on Harmony, Respect, and Indigenous Values.
NACA’s Vision is that all people in the greater Flagstaff area will model wellness, respect, and self-sufficiency, go without need, and contribute to a thriving community where indigenous values and cultural traditions are celebrated.
Oak Creek Overlook Vista
Native American Artisan Market
Through a long-standing partnership between the National Forest Service and Native Americans for Community Action, visitors to the Oak Creek Overlook Vista can experience authentic Native American crafts, goods, and art in an open-air market, seven days a week.
There are sixteen vendors on any given day, so next time you’re traveling between Flagstaff and Sedona, make a stop at one of Coconino County’s most beautiful sites.
NACA Youth Services
NACA provides a wide array of youth services through its Family Health Center as well as through outreach to local partner institutions and schools.
NACA’s Youth Services emphasize healthy, constructive choices among the youth by providing resources and tools to make and maintain healthy life choices.
Behavioral Health Services
NACA Inc. offers various Behavioral Health services to the Flagstaff community from individual and group counseling sessions, to Alcohol and Substance Abuse prevention and counseling.
No matter your background, NACA has a team of seasoned therapists and case managers to help get you back on track.
If you are in crisis, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department for immediate assistance.
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is available at 1.800.273.TALK (8255).
Welcome to the Reach UR Life program page.
Thank you for taking interest in this wonderful program.
NATIVE YOUTH SUPPORT LINE
(928) 774-6845
peer-to-peer support
Monday through Friday, 3:00p - 7:00p (MST)
2017 Suicide Prevention Conference - Aug. 3-4, 2017
Native Youth Support Line
REGISTER FOR 2017 NASPC
safeTALK & ASIST Training
2017 SCHEDULE
REGISTER FOR safeTALK
REGISTER FOR ASIST
Background
NACA’s Reach UR Life suicide prevention program is multi-faceted addressing protective factors to prevent risky early on, and identifying, referring, and following up with individuals who are exhibiting risk for suicide. NACA currently utilizes several evidence based practices to promote suicide awareness and conduct early identification screenings. NACA’s RUL program is built upon previous Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMSHA) efforts to reduce the rates of suicide and suicide attempts in Northern Arizona communities.
Goals & Objectives
The goals within the Reach UR Life program work in conjunction with one another to promote protective factors and reduce the risk for youth suicide. The primary intent of this project is to identify, refer, follow up, and serve American Indian youth ages 10-24 years old. Based on existing support, partnerships, and feasibility, this program will focus on American Indian populations primarily within Coconino County, which includes Navajo Nation communities and the Hopi tribe, located in Navajo County.
Reach UR Life Youth Council
RULYC’s mission is to provide programming for youth leadership and opportunity in promoting prevention, connectedness and wellness in Coconino County and surrounding reservation communities. RULYC is affiliated with the United National Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) organization that promotes personal development, citizenship and leadership among Native American youth.
RULYC members are peer educators of Native STAND-Students Together Against Negative Decisions and participate in SafeTALK: suicide alertness training.
Membership:
- Must be Native American/Alaska Native
- Between the ages of 15 and 24
- Submit application and letter of interest
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LOCATIONS
2717 N Steves Blvd., Suite 11
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
(928) 526.2968
outreach@nacainc.org
M-F | 8am-12pm, 1pm-5pm
1500 E Cedar Ave., Suite 26
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
(928) 773.1245
fhwc@nacainc.org
M-F | 9am-6pm
1500 E Cedar Ave., Suite 52
Flagstaff, AZ 86004
(928) 773.1245 ext. 221
fhwc@nacainc.org
M-Th | 8am-8pm
F | 8am-6pm
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Reach UR Life
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