Public service announcement The Navajo Division for Children and Family Services (NDCFS) offices at the Administration Building No. 2 in Window Rock, Arizona, are being… Read More »Temporary Office Relocations – Window Rock
The Navajo Division for Children and Family Services (NDCFS) enjoyed visiting with Diné relatives in Phoenix this past weekend. The NDCFS team provided outreach at… Read More »PHOENIX INDIAN CENTER HOSTS SONG AND DANCE
A message from the Navajo Division for Children and Family Services and Department of Family Services By Althea James, Victim Witness Advocate February was acknowledged… Read More »Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month message
The Navajo Division for Children and Family Services (NDCFS) welcomed the National Center for Adoption Competent Mental Health Services (National Center) on February 24-25, 2026.… Read More »NDCFS creating partnerships to provide comprehensive services
February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. To bring awareness to healthy relationships, the Navajo Treatment Center for Children and Their Families (NTCCF) and… Read More »Information on Teen Dating
Thomas Cody, Executive Director of Navajo Division for Children and Family Services, issues the following statement on the passing of former Navajo Nation Vice President… Read More »Statement on passing of Rex Lee Jim
The Navajo Division for Children and Family Services (NDCFS) managers and executive staff convened for a two day strategic work session to continue fully implementing… Read More »Navajo Division for Children and Family Services continues implementing 477 Program
Vangie Randall Shorty welcomed participants to the Murdered Indigenous Peoples Forum. GALLUP – A meaningful and educational forum on murdered relatives was held Friday at… Read More »Forum focuses on murdered relatives
SANTA FE – New Mexico celebrated its annual American Indian Day on February 6, 2026, at the state capitol. The first Friday of February each… Read More »New Mexico honors contributions of American Indians in state
The Navajo Treatment Center for Children and Their Families (NTCCF) offered training sessions last week that provided education on the origin of naayéé’, or monsters,… Read More »Training offered on naayéé’
