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Diné Children/Community Safety

Operation: Diné School Safety

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"At Operation Diné School Safety, we believe that every voice matters in keeping our schools safe. If you see something concerning or feel that a situation could pose a risk to our students, we encourage you to report it. Your contribution can make a significant difference by raising awareness of potential dangers and preventing incidents before they happen. Whether it’s suspicious behavior, a security concern, or anything that feels off, speaking up can protect our children and create a safer community for everyone. Together, we can take action to ensure that Navajo schools remain safe, supportive places for all students."

https://operationdineschoolsafety.com/

Navajo Division for Children & Family Services (NDCFS)

Illustration of hands protecting a family symbol.

"Our Family Services Field Offices provide specialized human services to children, adults, and the elderly who are experiencing abuse, neglect or crisis and to help maintain healthy and stable families on the Navajo Nation. In addition, we provide quality services to individuals and households experiencing temporary financial hardship in meeting their short term basic needs, immediate emergency and home energy needs."

https://ndcfs.org/

Operation Rainbow Bridge (ORB)

Navajo Division of Behavioral & Mental Health Services (NDBMHS)

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"The name “Operation Rainbow Bridge” is inspired by Navajo cultural history that sees rainbows as paths of light traveled by warriors overcoming adversity. The Operation exemplifies a modern-day battle, utilizing social services, legal resources, and public safety personnel to assist Navajo citizens who have been victims of Medicaid fraud.  The Operation seeks to ensure a safe journey for our people away from dangerous facilities and toward reputable behavioral health centers or the loving arms of family."

https://operationrainbowbridge.com/

Navajo Division of Behavioral & Mental Health Services (NDBMHS)

Navajo Division of Behavioral & Mental Health Services (NDBMHS)

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"At DBMHS, our behavioral health staff support individuals and families make positive lifestyle changes to improve their health and well-being. We create plans to manage health challenges and diagnoses.  We administer nine outpatient treatment centers across Arizona in Chinle, Dilkon, Fort Defiance, Kaibeto, Kayenta, Newlands, Red Mesa and Tuba City. In addition, we administer two outpatient centers in Crownpoint and Gallup, New Mexico, and one residential treatment center in Shiprock, New Mexico. We build coalitions and networks across the Navajo Nation, establish local crisis response/postvention teams, educate groups and individuals to identify the signs/symptoms of suicide, and offer programs to reduce the risks of suicide and substance use."

https://www.nndbmhs.org/

Victim Witness Services for Northern Arizona (VWSNAZ)

"Explore our trauma-informed, restorative, and holistic services tailored to empower individuals affected by crime and crisis, offering hope, healing, and practical assistance."

https://vwsnaz.org/

Utah Navajo Health System (UNHS)

"Utah Navajo Health System, Inc. and Victim Witness Services of Northern Arizona will provide services to help victims/survivors of crime transcend their trauma and begin their path toward healing. UNHS operates the Northern Tree House Shelter in Shiprock, NM, and the Gentle Ironhawk Shelter in Blanding, UT."

https://unhsinc.org/service/women-childrens-shelter/

Amá Dóó Álchíní Bíghan (ADABI)

Amá Dóó Álchíní Bíghan (ADABI)

Amá Dóó Álchíní Bíghan (ADABI)

"ADABI is a private, non-profit, community based domestic violence and sexual assault crisis intervention and prevention program. ADABI provides advocacy, prevention, transportation, court accompaniment and a safe home network. ADABI serves victims and survivors of intimate partner violence in the Chinle Agency and surrounding areas of Dinétah. The direct service staff members have more than 20+ years of experience in domestic violence and sexual assault crisis intervention services."

https://www.adabihealingshelter.org/about

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