United Indians of All Tribes Foundation
Free9010 13th Ave NW, Seattle 98117
Seattle-based Native nonprofit at Daybreak Star Cultural Center; runs the Native Elders Program with weekly lunches, cultural activities, transportation, and information & referral.
United Indians of All Tribes Foundation is an urban Native nonprofit that operates Daybreak Star Cultural Center in Seattle's Discovery Park. Its Native Elders Program offers lunches four days a week, on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday at Labateyah Youth Home and Tuesday at Bitter Lake Community Center, along with cultural activities, art and fitness classes, transportation, and information and referrals to social services. The foundation also runs Native veterans support, workforce services, homelessness prevention, foster care support, and family home-visiting programs, serving Native communities in King County, Washington.
Cost. No registration required for elder lunches.
Cost structure. free
Programs offered
Services offered
- Native Veterans ProgramCase management
Support program for Native veterans navigating VA benefits and community resources.
unitedindians.org/community-services/native-veterans-program/ - Native Workforce Services ProgramTraining
Workforce development, training, and employment services for Native adults including NICE infrastructure careers and WIOA programming.
unitedindians.org/community-services/native-workforce-services-program/ - Homelessness Prevention ProgramHousing assistance
Homelessness prevention services for Native households in the Seattle area.
unitedindians.org/community-services/homelessness-prevention/ - Foster Care SupportKinship care
Foster care support services for Native families.
unitedindians.org/services/family-services/fostercare/ - Daybreak Star PreschoolAdult education
Nature and play-based preschool for Native children.
unitedindians.org/services/family-services/daybreak-star-preschool/daybreak-star-preschool/ - Labateyah Youth HomeHousing assistance
Transitional housing and services for Native youth.
unitedindians.org/community-services/youth-home/ - Unci Makha Home Visiting ProgramCase management
Home visiting program for Native families with young children.
unitedindians.org/services/family-services/homevisiting/ - Our Strong FathersSupport group
Fatherhood program supporting Native fathers.
unitedindians.org/services/family-services/ourstrongfathers/
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