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…
Dear donor, thank you so much for supporting native families during the holidays! These wishlists were compiled in partnership with families in our support program who are working on rebuilding health, parenting, culture and financial stability to keep their families…
From our friends at the Denver Indian Center: Please join us for our Holiday Giveaway here at the Denver Indian Center, Inc! This event is first come, first served, drive-thru & mask required. Please remain in your vehicles. We will…
NAHC is seeking new wool or thermo socks from thecommunity to give to our houseless relatives on thestreets during Hunger and Homelessness Awarenessweek (November 15-22, 2020). We will also distribute 100+ donated coats from Coatsfor Colorado, DICI-donated masks, DIFRC-donatedsocks, water,…
At Denver Indian Family Resource Center, we begin our celebration of Native American Heritage Month with an acknowledgment that we live, work and play on the lands of sovereign tribal nations. Here in Colorado, these lands are primarily the homeland of Ute, Cheyenne and Arapaho peoples. Many other nations have also lived on and…
Please Join Us You are cordially invited to the Denver Indian Family Resource Center Annual Meeting Nov. 16, 2020 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. via Zoom At the Annual Meeting we will share DIFRC’s progress this year and look ahead…
Watch this three minute clip where Tara discusses DIFRC briefly on 9News:
ANXIETY AND FEAR The Covid-19 pandemic and public health responses, such as social distancing, can make people feel isolated and lonely and can increase stress and anxiety. Coping with stress in a healthy way will make you, the people you…
The Colorado College Native American Student Union and the Wellness Resource Center have collaborated to put together a Zoom panel and discussion on two short films centering the Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIW) movement: “Dead Woman’s Pass”…
Denver—The Board of Directors of Denver Indian Family Resource Center has named Tara McLain Manthey as its next Executive Director. Manthey, a Coloradan and citizen of the Osage Nation, joined the staff in September. DIRFC is a non-profit organization supporting…