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Integrated Health Services

Outpatient and residential treatment for substance use & co-occurring disorders with general health services available at our Integrated Clinic.

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Housing Services

Housing is the foundation of Native American Connections and a principle method of supporting individuals in alcohol and drug recovery, family stabilization, and community wellness. NAC has developed, owns and manages 850 units of supportive and affordable housing.

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Community Services

Native American Connections champions community development projects that strengthen the Native American Community and celebrates the rich cultural histories of indigenous peoples. NAC is a leader in community efforts to end homelessness. We advocate for affordable housing and easy access to whole-person healthcare.

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Fueling a Healthy Community

Fueling a Healthy Community

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Success Stories

Ruben

Ruben began using drugs at a very early age. His addiction ultimately led to criminal charges, incarceration and, the loss of his daughter to CPS. When released from jail, Ruben came to Native American Connections for substance abuse counseling and was referred to HomeBase Youth Services, NAC’s Transitional Living Program. Eager to change, Ruben moved in and developed his own goals: complete treatment, continue sobriety, find a job, complete his GED and move into his own apartment.

Through case management and life skills classes at NAC, Ruben attained those goals and recognized his inner potential.  He completed his two year probation term in ten months, got a job, paid off all restitution charges, and saved $3,000 towards a new apartment. Most importantly, Ruben regained full custody of his daughter and today they live at Devine Legacy on Central,  a NAC affordable housing community. Ruben now works for NAC and has a chance to give back to the community each day.

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Rashiem

Rashiem was experiencing homelessness a year and a half ago. He reached out to his high school counselor who referred him to HomeBase, Native American Connections’ (NAC) homeless shelter for youth where he received life skills. The staff helped Rashiem transition into Saguaro Ki, a transitional housing program for youth, located next to HomeBase.

“HomeBase provided me with goals and gave me resources to find a job, do better in school, and gave me clothes and food,” said Rashiem. “I saved money to transition into Saguaro Ki, and they motivated me to become successful. The staff here has had a huge impact on me and made me want to become a better person.” A lot of homeless youth don’t know what to expect of HomeBase when they begin living in a shelter. “I would tell anyone coming to HomeBase to stay focused,” said Rashiem. Don’t get involved with bad things. Listen to the staff and follow the rules since it’s very easy to slip up.” Through case management and life skills in job and education, Rashiem is continuing to improve his life in getting an apartment, car, and attending college.

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