From the Executive Director
“NDCFS’s bottom line is to get more services to our Navajo People – to our children and families.”
Thomas Cody
Executive Director
“Yideeskáadi Nitsáhákees niha’ áłchíní baa”

During this season of nurturing and cultivating our crops, NDCFS encourages parents and grandparents to also use this season to remind everyone to put the same care, compassion, and love into caring for our young children. This will aid in raising our Nation with youth who are confident, strong in faith, and resilient with the support of you as their family.
Diné Action Plan (DAP) Quarterly Meeting
The Diné Action Plan (DAP) is considered a roadmap for the three Navajo tribal branches (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial) to address public safety, social program needs, and social ills plaguing the Navajo Nation.
NDCFS is hosting the Diné Action Plan quarterly meeting at Twin Arrows Navajo Casino and Resort Conference Center on September 25-27, 2025:
Navajo Nation 2025 Wool Buying Event
In partnership with the Navajo Nation government, NDCFS hosted a notable community mohair and sheep wool buying event to support local families and promote traditional livelihoods:
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Office of the President

When President Nygren came into office, he had a vision for a prospering Navajo Nation. In order to make positive change for the Navajo people, he set out to focus on the following strategic priorities:
Operation Rainbow Bridge

Assisting displaced citizens of the Navajo Nation with ICE sweeps as well as ongoing issues with predatory rehabilitation facilities:
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