Gratitude on #Giving Tuesday We have gratitude today on #Giving Tuesday. We are able to see and appreciate how many kind and generous people and organizations have provided moral and monetary support to Eve's Fund for Native American Health Initiatives since our beginning in 2005. Today and everyday, we are grateful for all of our donors, partners and the Navajo children and teens served by our programs. In celebration of this global day of giving, awareness and collaboration, … [Read more...] about We have gratitude today, on #GivingTuesday 2019
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Celebrating Eve Erin Crowell’s legacy and her 45th birthday
Forty five years ago today on November 4, 1974, Eve Erin Crowell—our beloved daughter, sister, niece, cousin, friend and colleague— was born in Boston, Massachusetts. It was a beautiful warm autumn day with the leaves at their stunning peak. Eve grew into a beautiful and intelligent woman. She adored her family and friends. Eve's Fund is Eve's Legacy Today, we remember her and her legacy that lives on through Eve’s Fund for Native American Health Initiatives—a non-profit … [Read more...] about Celebrating Eve Erin Crowell’s legacy and her 45th birthday
Keeping Navajo kids safe on the road
During the month of September, our ThinkFirst Navajo Injury Prevention Program increased its focus on educational programs that are keeping Navajo kids safe on the road. National Child Passenger Safety Awareness Month As part of National Child Passenger Safety Awareness Month and in collaboration with committed organizations such as Safe Kids Navajo Nation, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Navajo Department of Highway Safety, we have been promoting the … [Read more...] about Keeping Navajo kids safe on the road
ThinkFirst Navajo debuts “Buckle Up Navajo Newborns” program and donates 50 car seats to the Navajo Nation
Eve’s Fund for Native American Health Initiatives is proud to announce that its flagship program — ThinkFirst Navajo — has launched a new injury prevention initiative called “Buckle Up Navajo Newborns.” Last week, 50 high-end car seats purchased by Eve’s Fund, were delivered to the Navajo Department of Transportation’s Highway Safety Division. Previous published news articles have highlighted the fact that one of the highest child mortality rates in the country is on the Navajo … [Read more...] about ThinkFirst Navajo debuts “Buckle Up Navajo Newborns” program and donates 50 car seats to the Navajo Nation
Eve’s Fund President to Speak at National Conference on Injury and Violence Prevention
Barbara Crowell Roy, president of Eve’s Fund, will be a guest speaker at the National Conference on American Indian/Alaska Native Injury and Violence Prevention, “Bridging Science, Practice, and Culture,” in Denver, Colorado, July 23- 25, 2019. The conference is co-sponsored by the Indian Health Service and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Approximately 250 tribal, federal, and state injury prevention practitioners, injury researchers, subject matter experts, … [Read more...] about Eve’s Fund President to Speak at National Conference on Injury and Violence Prevention
