NRF Success Stories
High temperatures increase the risk of heat waves, droughts, wildfires, and flooding. Emergency response times can be slow in remote
Areas with high poverty and minority populations are more likely to be food deserts. In addition, grocery stores on Native
Native families suffer the highest rate of food insecurity and diet-related diseases in the U.S., due to racial prejudice as well
Native Americans are six times more likely than other groups to live in areas most prone to wildfires. As the
Those living on the reservations face challenges unknown to most Americans, including food insecurity, water shortages, and limited access to
Chronic health conditions put Native Americans at higher risk for disease, infection, hospitalization, and death. When policies cannot fully meet
Emergency Food Box Helps Navajo Native Through Harsh Winter Many Native Americans find themselves in constant distress, facing food shortages,
Spreading Christmas Cheer One Meal at a Time With the new year right around the corner, 3 in 4 Native
Many Native families find themselves under constant stress, whether facing food and water shortages, subpar housing and healthcare, or limited