Our Impact
Afterschool Programs
Community-Based Classes
Community-Based Classes
Our after-school programs offer engaging educational and recreational activities for children and teens, helping them build confidence, stay active, and succeed academically in a safe and supportive environment.
Community-Based Classes
Community-Based Classes
Community-Based Classes
We provide a variety of classes that empower individuals; covering topics like parenting, relationships, job training, financial literacy, and addiction recovery, to promote personal growth and stronger families.
Resource Development
Community-Based Classes
Resource Development
We aim to expand practical resources in our communities, focusing on housing, employment, restorative justice and economic development, to create better places to live, work, learn, and grow.
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Our Communities
Hardin, MT
Located on the edge of the Crow Reservation, Hardin is a diverse community of approximately 3,700 with many needs. Among the most pressing are educational and recreational opportunities for youth, along with programs that support personal development and strengthen families to build a more resilient community. Additionally, there is a critical need for improved infrastructure and quality housing to enhance the well-being of residents.
Crow Reservation
Home to the Apsáalooke, the Crow Reservation spans over 2.2 million acres in south-central Montana and is rich in culture and tradition. With a population of approximately 8,000, many of whom are youth, the community faces significant challenges, including high unemployment rates, limited access to economic opportunities, and inadequate housing. Many residents encounter challenges in accessing quality education, underscoring the importance of programs that foster academic success and personal growth.
Northern Cheyenne Reservation
The Northern Cheyenne Reservation, is home to approximately 5,000 residents, the majority of whom are Native American. The community faces significant challenges, including high unemployment and poverty rates, limited economic opportunities, and housing shortages that often result in overcrowding or substandard living conditions. There is also a strong need for enhanced academic and vocational resources to support youth and adults alike.