OME REPAIR AND WINTERIZATION ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR LOW-INCOME ELDERLY AND DISABLED

Rebuilding Together Metro Denver is accepting applications for 2010

Green Jobs: What Women Need to Know

 

DIC Awards College and Classroom Training Assistance

Native Workforce Counselor Julie Greer presents a check to assist with college tuition and living expenses. For more information on how the Native Workforce Program can help you, click here.

Indian Voices Newsletter February 7-13, 2010

Indian Voices Newsletter
Happenings in the Indian World

Ulmer Scholarship deadline extended!

 

Did you know the NWP can help pay for college and training?

EDUCATIONAL

College and Classroom Training Support

Denver Indian Center, Native Workforce Program

Can provide up to:

$4,000 per year for tuition assistance ($2,000 per semester),

$1,000 per year for living expenses ($500 per semester), and a

A RTD bus pass

The Native Work Force Program is focusing on Native Americans who are currently in higher education and require some financial assistance. The Native Work Force Program has the following eligibility requirements:

  • Currently in school as a full-time student in a 4 year accredited college

  • Undergraduate Full time a minimum of 12 credit hours

Thank You to the following

The Denver Indian Center would like to say Thank you to the following Donor's who made our Christmas Toy giveaway & Christmas food basket Possible;

Mile High United Way

The Today Show

Raytheon Corp.

Lakewood Foothills Rotary

Colorado State Bank & Trust

Arapahoe High School

Mary Kay

Avis Budget

2009 H1N1 Flu ("Swine Flu") and You - QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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