This Inaugural All Star Game is an electrifying experience in college football that you won't want to miss!

The game is on January 23rd, 2011 at the ASU Sun Devils Stadium at 5:30 pm

A portion of the proceeds of the ticket sales will benefit all Native American Connections programs.

Tickets are sold for $8 (students) to $30 (VIP suite) and are available for purchase on our website and at any UPS store.

Native American Connections will be hosting a 5K Run prior to the game. The "Rising Stars 5K Run" is open to everybody and will take place in Tempe, AZ the morning of the game (8:30am). More information about this event will be announced shortly. Ticket sales will be available online as well.

On September 24th, NAC's Guiding Star Women's Treatment Center celebrated National Native American Day with a visit from Daryl Lynn Jay, the 2009-2010 Miss Indian Arizona, who was preparing to give up her crown.

Native American Connections is proud to announce

the results of the 2010 NARD Parade-Ancestral Treasures:

Native American Connections (NAC) congratulates Steve Longhi, Clinical Supervisor at Indian Rehabilitation, NAC's state licensed residential treatment center for men in recovery from substance abuse and co-occurring disorders, for furthering his professional development by receiving a new license!

On Sunday May 9th the women at Native American Connections' (NAC)'s Guiding Star treatment center, celebrated Mother's Day with a spa inspired afternoon.

Continuing to advance their mission to improve the lives of Native American individuals and families, Native American Connections (NAC), is expanding their services to include outpatient behavioral health services to children and youth ages 0 to 21.

On February 15, 2010 Native American Connections (NAC) teamed up with St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance to host the first of several FREE food distributions to individuals and families in need.

Advancing their mission to improve the lives of Native American individuals and families, Native American Connections is building a new affordable housing community on Central Avenue.

On January 22, 2009, Diana Yazzie Devine was honored as one of 10 "Women Who Move the Valley" by Arizona Foothills Magazine. The awards now in their third year honor an influential group of women who help move our valley in a positive direction. This year women were selected from the fields of business, sports, food, philanthropy, arts, culture and health.

On January 18, 2010, Ballard Spahr attorneys and staff across the nation took part in the firm's 5th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. Offices closed for the day, and employees were encouraged to use their time to serve their communities.