This August marked the 46th anniversary of the American Indian Religious Freedom Act. Between 1978 and 1996, Congress enacted several laws designed to safeguard the sovereign rights of American Indians, protect indigenous sacred sites and religious practices, and ensure the preservation of their human remains and culturally significant objects.

Learn more about the progression of American Indians and

Freedom of Religion.

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You’re invited to get an exclusive first look at our upcoming product features! Be the first to explore the new TANF Module or AFCARS reporting functionality in our Child Protective Services module, both set to launch in Q4.

By taking advantage of early access, you can:

• See the new functionalities before the general release.
• Provide feedback that helps us fine-tune the product to meet your needs.
• Get a head start in implementing updates to keep your processes running smoothly.

How to Access Early Features: Simply click the link below, submit a request, and we will walk you through the process of activating these features in your program.

Make sure you’re fully prepared when these powerful new tools roll out by taking advantage of this exclusive opportunity!

Cultural Sensitivity in Service Delivery

Ensuring that services are culturally relevant and respectful of tribal traditions is key to successful program implementation. Providing training on cultural competency for staff and engaging elders and tribal leaders in program planning helps ensure services are aligned with community values and needs. Culturally responsive approaches foster trust and can significantly improve engagement and outcomes.

Leveraging Grants and Funding Opportunities

Staying informed about available grants and funding opportunities is vital for sustaining and expanding tribal programs. Tribes should regularly explore federal, state, and private funding sources to identify opportunities that align with their goals. Properly managing grant reporting and compliance ensures continued eligibility and helps secure future funding to further strengthen tribal programs. 

Optimizing Case Management Systems

To get the most out of your case management system, it’s important to streamline processes and workflows. Automating routine tasks such as scheduling, reminders, and document tracking can free up valuable staff time. Additionally, customizing your system to fit the specific needs of your tribe ensures that you’re collecting and analyzing the right data to improve service delivery and outcomes.

As always, if you would like a demo or are interested in learning more about our software, you can schedule a call or demonstration with us.