DIVISION OF INDIAN WORK — Federal Contracts, Awards & Government Contractor Profile

About DIVISION OF INDIAN WORK

The Division of Indian Work (DIW) is a community-based organization that supports urban American Indians through culturally-based education, traditional healing approaches, and leadership development. It provides a range of services including youth programs, family support, domestic violence assistance, elder care, health services, and foster care support.

Youth leadership development programsFamily case management and in-home parenting supportDomestic violence services and anger management support groupsElder care services including social connections, food, and transportationHealth services including culturally specific food shelves and teen pregnancy preventionFoster care based services for youthReferral programs in partnership with Hennepin County, Ramsey County, and other agencies

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