Founded in 1961, our organization has been an advocate for the rights &well being of Native Americans. The Native Professional Advancement Center operates a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Program that provides employment and educational services to Native Americans.
Strives to be a leader in improving employment and poverty rates through workforce development, enhanced services for employers, and ensuring fair labor practices and workforce protections for New Mexicans.
Brings together fifteen Tribes, Nations, Pueblos, and Non-Profits from across New Mexico including Ysleta del Sur in Texas to support Native leadership and build stronger communities.
The NMTBHPA is for Tribal behavioral health supervisors, directors, therapists, interns, Peers, and/or BH billing staff. Anyone in the behavioral health field interested in increasing capacity, staying on top of policies that impact tribal members, those wanting to stay informed of upcoming behavioral health RFA, staying updated on state agency initiatives, wanting a collective voice when it comes to public comments, and wanting their voice to be heard at the state level.