NAYA knows that Indigenous people have a long history of resiliency in times of uncertainty. Even so, we hope that providing information on community resources is helpful for those families making rapid adjustments in routines and behaviors due to COVID-19. COVID-19 INFORMATION & UPDATES Governor Brown’s “Stay Home, Save Lives” Order Multnomah County Health DepartmentView Article >
We at NAYA know we are all in this together. These are unprecedented times, and the health and safety for all are at the forefront of our decision making. Understanding that information on COVID-19 can sometimes change hour by hour, our team has been working through the weekend to update our plans to minimize orView Article >
NAYA is taking active measures to protect the community we serve from COVID-19. Please be assured that we are doing everything we can to continue serving the community while balancing the health needs of our community and our staff. In light of new developments regarding COVID-19, NAYA’s Many Nations Academy will be closed beginning Monday,View Article >
Would you leave $3,000 on the table? If someone offered you thousands of dollars to complete the Census, would you walk away from it? Well that is exactly what is at stake in the 2020 Census. The last time the Census was taken, Native Americans were the most undercounted population in the country, meaning many of our families did notView Article >