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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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Be a Philanthropist and Donate to the Phoenix Indian School Legacy Project

Be a Philanthropist and Donate to the Phoenix Indian School Legacy Project

Since 1990, when the Phoenix Indian School closed, the music building has sat vacant. With the support of LISC Phoenix and the Caterpillar Foundation, Native American Connections and the Phoenix Indian Center are partnering to renovate this building and turn it into a place where Native Americans can come and enjoy the site where many once attended school, played in the band, or on one of the many outstanding sports teams.

Phoenix Indian, or P.I., as it is fondly referred to, was one of several boarding schools in the country operated by the U.S. government in the late 1800s. While the history of Indian boarding schools is harsh, there are many stories of triumph and success despite the forced assimilation efforts.

Once this building is renovated, Native Americans and all Arizonans can come to the site and learn about the history, participate in symposiums and meetings there, or take a class is health and nutrition in the commercial kitchen.  Food entrepreneurs can also utilize the commercial kitchen which will be available for rent.

LISC Phoenix and the Caterpillar Foundation have graciously provided financial support to the Phoenix Indian School Legacy Project. This short video describes their support, along with the history and future impact of the Legacy Project.

Please join our effort to make this dream a reality! Click here to make an online donation. Donations may also be mailed to Native American Connections, 4520 North Central Avenue, Ste. 600 Phoenix AZ 85012.

If you are a former student or employees of PIHS please contact us: 602-254-3247 or email: PILegacyProject@nativeconnections.org We’d like to interview you for our gallery exhibit. Thank you!