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NAYA (Native American Youth and Family Center)

Last updated Jun 2026

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NAYA serves self-identified Indigenous youth and families across the Portland metro through more than 40 programs rooted in cultural identity, including youth programs, a food pantry, survivor services, and economic development. Cross-listed for QTBIPOC and Two-Spirit trans community members. 503-288-8177.

Communities centered

IndigenousYouthBIPOCTrans & nonbinary

Services offered

Food & mealsHousing helpPeer supportAdvocacy

Who it's for

Youth under 18Families

Location

NAYA (Native American Youth and Family Center)

5135 NE Columbia Blvd, Portland, OR 97218

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