In October, Patrick Kills Crow, a respected elder, a long-time Denver community member, and DIFRC Outreach Coordinator was nominated by the Denver American Indian Commission for the 2022 Mayor’s Diversity & Inclusion Award! DIFRC staff have the privilege of seeing…
Denver Indian Family Resource Center (DIFRC) was recently awarded $100,000 of grant funding by The Colorado Health Foundation to support the expansion of youth prevention services for children impacted by the child welfare system. Services support children and families through…
President Joe Biden announced his intent to nominate DIFRC Board Member, Patrice H. Kunesh, and other national leaders to serve as key leaders in his administration. Ms. Kunesh, of Standing Rock Lakota descent, was nominated to serve as Commissioner of…
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DENVER – (December 9, 2020): Denver Indian Family Resource Center (DIFRC), an organization that addresses homelessness and housing instability among American Indian and Alaska Native families in the Denver metro area, today announced that it has been selected to receive a…