The Fairbanks Native Association Board of Directors voted to postpone the FNA Annual Membership Meeting that was to be held Friday, March 13 due to health and safety concerns for the community regarding the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
The Fairbanks Native Association Board of Director voted to cancel FNA Potlatch that was to be held Saturday, March 21.
The Miss FNA, FNA Princess and FNA Baby pageants are also postponed until further notice.
FNA Head Start 0-5 spring break is extended through April 6.
FNA staff working remotely through March 27.

A voice for the people of Fairbanks

Vision

“We are a unified, healthy, and empowered Native community that embraces all cultures”

Mission

“To promote spirituality, cultural identity, self-reliance, physical and mental health, by improving the quality of life of our community through professional quality services”

Behavioral Health

Providing a comprehensive continuum of care, focusing on a treatment approach that is culturally specific and evidence-based. Our System of Care provides allied support services during treatment to promote long-term recovery.


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Community Services

To find out more about our Community Services Program click here.

Head Start 0-5

A family centered, community based program designed to empower families to be responsive to their child’s health, education, safety, and developmental needs in a caring environment while fostering cultural respect.

Head Start 0-5 children enjoy the new playground!
Indigenous Language classroom staff

To learn more about Head Start 0-5, click here

JOM: Johnson O’Malley

Cultural programs designed to meet the unique educational needs of Native students in the Fairbanks North Star Borough.

Join the FNA JOM Potlach dance group! Click here to learn more.

Events

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