By investing in the potential of our young people, we open doors to opportunities that can lead to lasting change, not just for individuals, but for entire communities.

As the sun rises over sacred lands, we stand united. The Native Guardians Foundation is more than an organization; it’s a collective heartbeat. We invite you to be part of this symphony of resilience, compassion, and hope

By addressing mental health through a culturally sensitive lens, we help bridge the gap between traditional practices and modern mental health care, ensuring that our programs are effective and respectful of cultural heritage.

Every facet of our cultural legacy, from the complex beadwork decorating our regalia to the rhythmic rhythms of traditional drumming, tells a narrative.

In the quiet shadows of Native American communities, a profound and often overlooked struggle persists—the challenge of accessing mental health care.

In a world filled with numerous challenges, we often find solace in the hope that we can make a positive impact on the lives of others.

Through morning rituals with nature, meditative drumming, herbal healing, artistic expression, mindful reflection, and community connection, she has crafted a holistic approach to mental well-being that honors her Native American heritage.

Nobody wins by themselves, and Joshua's experience emphasizes how crucial it is to forge allies.

Native Americans have endured centuries of oppression, trauma, and discrimination that have taken a toll on their mental health and well-being. According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Native Americans have higher rates of mental health disorders, substance abuse, suicide, and violence than other racial and ethnic groups in the U.S. They also face many barriers to accessing quality and culturally appropriate mental health care, such as lack of insurance, transportation, and trust, stigma and shame, and shortage of providers who understand their culture and history.

Native Americans are the indigenous people of North America who have lived there for thousands of years. They have a rich and diverse history, culture, and heritage that have influenced the world in many ways.

Native Americans have a rich and diverse artistic heritage that reflects their worldview, values, and beliefs. They have many forms of art and music that express their identity, spirituality, and creativity.

Native Americans are the original inhabitants of the Western Hemisphere, with a history and culture that spans thousands of years and hundreds of tribes. They have faced many challenges and changes throughout their history, but they have also contributed to the richness and diversity of the American society.