Diné Bá Álchíní Yił Ádaaní is the Family Voices Affiliate Organization (FVAO) and Family-to-Family Health Information Center (F2FHIC) on the Navajo Nation. This means we are families of children and youth with extra health needs, supporting other families on the Navajo Nation. Our family crew live on the Navajo Nation and for generations have navigated limited healthcare resources and services, and diminishing traditional healthcare knowledge, to address needs of their own families. 
​Raising families with extra healthcare needs on the reservation is not easy. Therefore, our focus is “Áłchíní hózhóójí bá Nahat’á” — Planning for Our Kids in a Blessing Manner. We are a program of Indian Country Grassroots Support. 

QUICK RESOURCE LISTS

Navajo Nation Office of Special Education & Rehabilitation (NNOSERS) 
The Navajo Nation Office of Special Education & Rehabilitation (NNOSERS) provides vocational rehabilitation services through its vocational rehabilitation program. It provides early intervention services and home visitation service through its Growing in Beauty (GIB) Early Intervention Program and Home Visitation Program.
Offices: 
  • Window Rock Office / Administration Office, Phone: 928.871.6338 / 7248
  • Chinle/Ganado Office, Phone: 928.674.2132
  • Kayenta Office, Phone: 928.697.5685
  • Tuba City Office, Phone: 928.283.3361 / 3483
  • Gallup Office, Phone: 505.722.9289
  • Crownpoint Office, Phone: 505.786.2259
  • Shiprock Office, 2014 San Juan Blvd Ste C, Farmington, NM 87401, Phone: 505.278.8940
Brochures:
All Program Brochure
Home Visiting GIB Brochure (2023)
Early Intervention GIB Brochure
Independent Living Program Brochure
Vocational Rehabilitation Services Brochure (2021)
Forms:
Independent Living Referral Form
Vocational Rehabilitation Referral Form
Early Intervention GIB Referral Form
Home Visiting GIB Referral Form (2024)
NWIC Food Formula Request Form
Navajo Women, Infants, and Children Nutrition (WIC) Program
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program from Women, Infants, and Children, known as WIC, is a nutrition program for pregnant, breastfeeding women, and families with children younger than 5 years of age.
To enroll and certify eligibility for NWIC, you need:
  1. Income Verification of All Household Members. Bring in all pay stubs of household members for the last thirty (30) days.
  2. Eligibility – this can be a letter from Medicaid (AHCCCS in Arizona), SNAP, TANF, NNSPR, FDPIR, GA, or Section 8 Housing.
  3. Proof of Identification — this can be Driver’s License, Work/School ID, Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, or Bank card w/ Picture.
  4. Proof of Address — this can be driver’s license or mail that is addressed to you. 
Offices:
Window Rock, AZ, Phone (928) 871-6698 
Gallup, NM, Phone (505) 722-4767
Breastfeeding Helpline, Phone: (928) 309-0215

BELOW IS A COMMUNITY MANDATORY REFERRAL GUIDE

Gallup Mandatory Listing Referral Brochure Compiled by Navajo Nation Dept of Health, NWIC 
Resource List Complied by Northern Navajo Medical Center
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES
  • Battered Families Services Inc., Phone: 505-722-7483
  • Crisis Line: Phone: 505-722-7483
  • Outside Gallup: 1-800-634-4508 Community Health Representatives, Phone: 505-722-1528
  • NM Connect Crisis Line, Phone: 855.NMCRISIS or 855.662.7474
  • Growing in Beauty Early Intervention Program, Phone: 505-722-9289
  • John Hopkin-Indigenous Health, Phone: 505-722-6865
  • Navajo Nation Department of Behavioral Health, Phone: 928-722-9470
  • RMCH Division of Behavioral Health Services, Phone: 505-726-6910
  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, Phone: 800-273-8255
  • ELF Program, Phone: 505-722-4383
  • Western New Mexico Counseling, Phone: 505-863-3828
  • Zuni PHS Hospital, Phone: 505-782-4431
  • Na’Nizhoozhi Center (NCI), Phone: 505-863-3869 (Detox Bldg); 505-722-9282 (Treatment Bldg)

BREASTFEEDING
  • NWIC Breastfeeding Helpline, Phone: 928-309-0215
  • Navajo Breastfeeding Coalition. Phone: 928-309-7558
  • Arizona 24/7 Breastfeeding Hotline, Phone: 800-833-4642

NUTRITION ASSISTANCE
  • ECHO Community Supplemental Food Program, Phone: 505-326-3770
  • NM Food Assistance (SNAP), Phone: 800-283-4465
  • Navajo Nation Food Distribution Program, Phone: 505-733-2852
  • Navajo Nation Self-Reliance Program, Phone: 505-722-8415
  • New Mexico Income Support Division, Phone: 505-726-7600 or 1-800-283-4465

INFANT INITIATIVES
  • First Born Program, Phone: 505-863-8850
  • Gallup New Mexico State WIC Office, Phone: 505-722-2004
  • Parents as Teachers, Phone: 505-721-1055
  • Navajo Nation Highway Safety (Car Seats), Phone: 505-371-8326 or 505-371-8322

BIRTH CERTIFICATE/CIB INFORMATION
  • Navajo Nation Office of Vital Records (CIB), Phone: 928-871-6884
  • NM: McKinley County, Phone: 505-722-4391

DENTAL SERVICES
  • Gallup Children’s Dentistry & Orthodontics, Phone: 505-862-5018
  • Gallup Dental Group, Phone: 505-863-8000
  • Sundance Dental Care, Phone: 505-722-4422
  • NM Medicaid, Phone: 888-997-2583
  • Arizona AHCCCS, Phone: 800-432-7587

CHILD & DAY CARE SERVICES
  • Avenues Early Childhood Services, Phone: 505-862-1026
  • Bethany Day Care, Phone: 505-722-5433
  • Gallup HeadStart, Phone: 505-722-7428
  • Manuelito Navajo Children Home, Phone: 505-863-5530
  • New Mexico State Child Care, Phone: 505-726-8449

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
  • Navajo Division of Education, Phone 928.871.6339
  • New Mexico Workforce Connections, Phone 505.863.8181
  • Native Professional Advancement Center, Phone 505.863.6639
  • Gallup Central High School, Phone 505.721.2400

UTILITIES/HOUSING
  • Gallup Housing Authority, Phone (505) 722-4388
  • Native Partnership for Housing Inc., Phone 505-722-0551
  • Southwest Indian Foundation, Phone 505-863-9568

OTHERS
  • Goodwill Industries, Phone: 505-863-9217
  • Social Security Administration, Phone: 1-888-810-3744