"Children are the Most Valuable Gift of Creation" - VISION STATEMENT: Ensure the Well-being of all children by proving quality of Child Support Services. 

Services Provided: 

• PARENT LOCATE (Both Custodial and Non-Custodial parents) 

• Establishment of Paternity

• Establish Child Support obligation, including Medical Support. 

• Collection and distribution of Child Support Payments through the New Mexico and Arizona Clearinghouse

• Enforcement of Child Support obligations and Child Support Court Orders. 

• Modification of Office Hearings and Appeals Administrative Child Support Orders. 

Websites:

WWW.CHILDSUPPORT.NAVAJO-NSN.GOV

WWW.DES.AZ.GOV/ARIZONA-CHILD-SUPPORT-SERVICES

WWW.ACF.HHS.GOV/CSS

WWW.CHILDSUPPORT.NAVAJO-NSN.GOV

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Customer Service PHONE NUMBERS:

New Mexico

800-283-4465

800-585-7631

Arizona

866-732-2223

Central Administration

PO BOX 7050

Window Rock, AZ 86515

Phone: 928-871-7194

Fax: 928-871-7196

CANNOT HELP WITH: 

• Dissolution of Marriage/divorce

• Distribution of Property

• Establish/Enforcement of Child Visitation Rights

• Issue Protection Orders

• Child Custody Issues

• Provide legal advice

• Establish Alimony

**PLEASE CONTACT AN ATTORNEY OR LEGAL SERVICES OFFICE.

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How can I use this service?

The child support services has 5 district offices service all (5) Navajo Nation Regions. We help with paternity, assistance to establish and enforce child support orders, no matter WHERE IN THE WORLD (includes:foreign or other states) the parent may reside! 

HOW DO I APPLY? 

Apply at www.childsupport.navajo-nsn.gov

NATIVE COMMUNITY CAPITAL

"...Partnering to Build Tribal economies." 

Who is Native Community Capital?

Native Community Capital is a Native Community Development Financial Institution (Native CDFI) certified by the U.S. Department of Treasury. We are a private, non-profit corporation helping to meet the housing, community- and economic development as well as small-business financing needs of American Indian communities primarily but not exclusively in the Southwest U.S.

To register: 

https://www.nativecap.org/nhoafund/

Services

• SMALL BUSINESS LOANS- Loans for existing businesses available based on prompt compliance with eligibility requirements of the BIA Loan Guaranty / Loan Insurance Programs. Start-up small business loans considered only a referral basis from any established small business training center, BIA or other lenders.

• PRE-DEVELOPMENT FINANCING - Pre-development financing is limited to experienced developers with an approved allocation of tax credits or other financing and where pre-development financing is retired with the tax credit equity or other assured funding.

• BRIDGE LOAN FINANCING- Bridge loans provide a solution for tribal construction projects when Federal approval and disbursement delays threaten timely project completion. Tribal Council pledge of federal funding as the loan repayment source required.

ANNOUNCEMENT!!!!

We have received an additional 100 applications for the month of January 2024 and we will not be accepting additional applications until late-February. The Navajo HAF program budget restricts the number of applications we can accept and process monthly. The program will run through September 2026, which will allow an opportunity to apply for assistance each month. We appreciate your patience as we continue to exercise responsible stewardship of these public funds.

Why is the Navajo Homeowner Assistance Fund only available Off Reservation?

The Navajo Homeowner Assistance Fund is funded with federal stimulus funds that must be deployed consistent with the time limits established. Any Navajo Homeowner Assistance Funds not deployed by September 30, 2026 must be returned to the US Treasury. President Dr. Buu Nygren has committed to deploy all Navajo Homeowner Assistance Funds to eligible Navajo households prior to the deadline. Because many more enrolled members of the Navajo Nation own homes off the reservation as opposed to on the reservation and because most Navajo members living off reservation are not typically able to access services from the Navajo tribal government, a decision was made to prioritize Navajo households who are homeowners living off the Navajo Nation.

Each of the following Navajo Homeowner Assistance Fund programs has varying qualification requirements. Submit your contact information and an NCC staff person will call you to review the option(s) that are best for you.

Monthly Mortgage Payment Assistance (maximum assistance $72,000)

This Assistance Fund will benefit Navajo homeowners who are at risk of payment delinquency or foreclosure due to a loss of household income. It will provide monthly mortgage assistance to eligible households, not to exceed a maximum term of 24 months with up to $3,000 in monthly mortgage assistance. The monthly mortgage assistance amount will vary on a case-by-case basis.

Mortgage Reinstatement Assistance (maximum assistance $50,000)

This Assistance Fund will benefit Navajo homeowners who are in active forbearance, delinquency, or default status and at risk of losing their homes. It provides financial assistance to allow a homeowner to reinstate a mortgage or to pay other housing-related costs related to a period of forbearance, delinquency, or default.

Mortgage Principal Reduction Assistance (maximum assistance $100,000)

This Assistance Fund will benefit Navajo homeowners who, due to extreme property valuation changes, find the Fair Market Value of their home is less than the price at which the homeowner purchased the home and which may result in a financial loss through the erosion of equity.

Home Repair Assistance (loan) – (maximum assistance $100,000)

This Assistance Fund will benefit Navajo homeowners who require significant home repairs or additions without which the safety, reliability and sufficiency of housing is at risk. It will prevent homeowner displacement by providing funds for home repairs to a existing primary residence and to maintain the habitability of a home, including the
reasonable addition of habitable space to alleviate overcrowding, or assistance to enable households to receive clear title to their properties.

Clear Title Assistance (maximum assistance $30,000)

Any household with an outstanding mortgage balance under $30,000 will be eligible for one-time, non-recourse grant assistance to pay off the existing mortgage balance on a primary residence and receive clear title to the residence. If the property has more than one mortgage lien, then the combined, outstanding mortgage balances must be under $30,000 to qualify for this assistance.

QUALIFICATIONS:

1. Homeowner- An enrolled member of the Navajo Nation is on the mortgage

2. Primary Residence- Mortgage is for the home you live in. 

3. OFF- REZ- Home is off-reservation in AZ/NM/CO/UT

4. Financial Hardship- Ability to document a financial hardship due to COVID as of 1/21/2020

5. BELOW 150% AMI- household income is no more than 150% AMI for your area. 

Vision statement: "In the Navajo Way of life there is beauty before you"

DBMHS promotes balance and harmony in native families and communities through inward healing and personal growth by providing comprehensive, culturally appropriate, integrated behavioral and mental health services. 

The mission of DBMHS is to provide comprehensive behavioral treatment services to Native families. By establishing quality, culturally responsive behavioral treatment services. The NAVAJO NATION DBMHS offers comprehensive alcohol and substance use prevention, education, treatment, and after care services!  

SERVICES PROVIDED:

• TREATMENT PLANS

• SOBER LIVING HOMES/FACILITIES! 

• ASSESSMENT AND PLACEMENT INTO A DETOX CENTER

• CARE COORDINATION AND COLLABORATION

• TRADITIONAL AND FAITH SERVICES

• TRANSPORTATION COORDINATION

• AFTERCARE TREATMENT

They use a holistic approach to their services. They do have residential and outpatient treatment programs. Individual, group and ​family therapy, ADVENTURE BASED counseling, crisis counseling/intervention and after-care services. 

Cultural services:  

*Traditional Ceremonies

*Native American Church (NAC) ceremonies

*Sweat lodge sessions

*Talking Circles

Spiritual: 

*Pastoral prayer services

*Chapter services 

*Bible Study

*Faith-Based counseling (marriage, grief, family) 

THESE SERVICES CAN BE FREE WITH A CIB!!

The Sober Living Center provides the following supportive services:

• Traditional and Spiritual Counseling Services

• Traditional Education

• Pastoral Counseling Services and Education

• Acudetox

• Health Education

• Adventure-Based Activities

• Life and Independent Living Skills

• Support Groups (AA/NA meetings, 12-stepCelebrate Recovery, Smart Recovery, and Meditation)

• Family Education and Activities

• Wellness & Recreational Activities

• Aftercare

• Referral

 More Info: https://www.nndbmhs.org/sober-living-center/

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Substance Abuse Suicide Prevention Program

 

The Substance Abuse and Suicide Prevention (SASP) program formerly known as the Methamphetamine and Suicide Prevention Initiative (MSPI) was awarded to the Division of Behavioral and Mental Health Services (DBMHS) in February 2017 and will be funded to September 2021. The SASP initiative promotes the use and development of evidence-based and practice-based prevention education.