Native american aids services in New Mexico

DNA People's Legal Services Inc is a nonprofit legal aid organization located at 709 North Butler Avenue in Farmington, New Mexico. Since 1967, DNA has been dedicated to providing free civil legal services to low-income individuals who cannot afford to hire an attorney. Serving remote areas of three states and seven Native American nations, DNA helps thousands of people each year achieve economic stability by providing access to tribal, state, and federal justice systems. DNA offers legal assistance, advice, and representation in both U.S. and tribal courts, while also promoting tribal sovereignty and providing community education programs to increase understanding of the law. Their services have enabled individuals living in poverty to protect their property, assets, and civil rights, as well as to stay safe from abuse and exploitation.

The Navajo Aids Network, Inc (NAN) is a health institution located at 105 South Dean Street in Gallup, New Mexico, United States. NAN is dedicated to providing support, education, and resources for individuals and families affected by HIV/AIDS within the Navajo Nation. With a focus on prevention, treatment, and advocacy, NAN strives to improve the health and well-being of the Navajo community. Through their programs and services, NAN aims to reduce stigma, increase awareness, and promote a healthier future for those living with HIV/AIDS.