Boozhoo! (Welcome/Hello)

Boozhoo! (Welcome/Hello)

Indigenous and Tribal Communities

At MAHUBE-OTWA, we are honored to walk alongside Indigenous and Tribal communities in relationships built on respect, reciprocity, and shared purpose. We strive to ensure that every action reflects the voices and priorities of the people we serve.

We continue to strengthen our capacity to serve Indigenous families by uplifting community strengths, engaging in open and honest dialogue, and weaving cultural understanding and whole-family approaches into everything we do.

 We increase capacity to better serve Native Americans by focusing on the strengths of clients and communities. 

  • We develop communication tools to speak truth about disparities and find new ways to connect authentically across differences. 
  • We strive for diversity, inclusivity, and equity in designing, delivering, and evaluating services, communications, policies and procedures, including cultural training for staff. 
  • We create equitable outcomes for Native Americans who are underserved by community action and local government in our service area, using a 'Whole Family Approach'.
Community Projects

MAHUBE-OTWA purchased a building in October 2025 at 122 West Monroe in Mahnomen for an expanded Family Resource Center. This project has been and continues to be shaped with community input and collaboration, reflecting a shared vision for creating greater connection for community members. The building is expected to be completed and fully operational by December 2026.

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How can I participate?

Sign up for our Tribal Communities Advisory Committee.

Questions? Contact our Indigenous Outreach/Tribal Liaison at jsyverson@mahube.org.