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Our strength is amplified with collective action, and you can help make a difference with Miwumati Healing Center right now! The support we receive is a huge driver of the good work we do in addressing some of society’s most challenging problems. Get in touch today and join our community in making a lasting impact.
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We believe the best way for our healing efforts to be successful is for the community to actively get involved. This is an easy and efficient way of contributing to the great work we do at Miwumati Healing Center. Get in touch with any questions about how you can Volunteer Your Time today.
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Your support is essential to our mission! Miwumati Healing Center works to enhance the diverse strengths of our youth, elders and families. We can only do this in partnership with the community and supporters like you.
AMERICAN INDIAN COUNCIL OF MARIPOSA COUNTY (501c3)
MARIPOSA, CA 95338-0186 | TAX-EXEMPT SINCE MAY 1993
EIN: 77-0161686
Checks Payable to:
"American Indian Council of Mariposa County"
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 186
Mariposa, CA. 95338
Partner with Us
* Letters of Support (https://www.southernsierramiwuknation.org/get-involved)
* Donations of Supplies & Services
* Grant Partnerships & Opportunities
* Culture Training(s) for Public and Social Service Providers
Significance of community. American Indian and Alaska Native clients and their communities must be given opportunities to offer input on the types of services they need and how they receive them. Such input helps match services to clients, increase community use of services. Providers must involve themselves in native community events and encourage native community involvement in treatment services. Value of cultural awareness. If providers are aware of their own cultural backgrounds, they will be more likely to acknowledge and explore how culture affects their interactions, particularly their relationships with clients of all backgrounds. Without cultural awareness, providers may discount the influence of their own cultural contexts— including beliefs, values, and attitudes—on their initial and diagnostic impressions of clients and selection of healing interventions.
