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Native American Pro Parent (NAPPR) is a non-profit organization based in Albuquerque, NM, dedicated to improving the lives of Native and non-Native families. With a range of home-based services and an exceptional Early Head Start daycare center, NAPPR provides superior early development education and support to caregivers and children within their communities. Since its establishment in 1982, NAPPR has been committed to serving the unique needs of the Native American community. Through their culturally appropriate programs, such as Early Intervention and Tribal Home Visiting, NAPPR has been providing holistic and relationship-focused services to Native American children and families for over 36 years, including support for infants and toddlers with special needs and those in state custody.Generated from the website

The Enhance Fund is a financial services firm based in Albuquerque, NM, specializing in investment management and wealth planning for individuals and businesses. With a focus on personalized strategies and long-term growth, The Enhance Fund aims to help clients achieve their financial goals through a comprehensive and tailored approach. Generated from their business information

The American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association (AIANTA) is a national organization based in Albuquerque, NM, dedicated to promoting and sustaining American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian tourism that respects and honors traditions and values. With a mission to define, introduce, grow, and sustain indigenous tourism, AIANTA offers a range of programs, webinars, and certificate programs to support and educate indigenous tourism operators and leaders. They also collaborate with various partners and organizations to enhance international visitation to Native Nations destinations and properties. As the leader in cultural heritage tourism, AIANTA celebrates its 25th anniversary and recently announced a historic name change for its signature American Indian Tourism Conference (AITC), which will now be known as the American Indigenous Tourism Conference. This change reflects the organization's commitment to inclusivity and the preservation of cultural heritage storytelling beyond tribes, encompassing all U.S. Native Nations and communities. AIANTA also supports initiatives like Native-Owned Farmers Markets, recognizing the vital role that farmers markets play in Indigenous communities.Generated from the website