SU Wildlife Seeks Bids for (5) Bison – Southern Ute Tribal Members Only

The Wildlife Resource Management Division will be collecting sealed bids from Tribal Members only for (5) Live Bison. They will all be females (3-9 yrs. old) 100% grass fed and are up to date on vaccines. Bids are set at a $500 minimum and must be submitted by January 31st, 2024, by 5:00pm. All buyers will be required to sign a Sales Agreement and agree to the Terms and Conditions of the sale. For more information, please call the Wildlife Division at (970) 563-0130.  

SUIMA – Clothing Drive

SUIMA’s upper elementary students are collecting winter clothing for students in the Pine Ridge, South Dakota schools until February 9, 2024. Drop off locations are: The Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy, Sun Ute Rec. Center, Hall of Warriors in the Leaonard C. Burch Building, Southern Ute Museum, and the Sky Ute Casino. If you have any questions, please call the school at 970-563-0253.

Positive Indian Parenting Class

Wishes for a happy new year and a prosperous 2024 to you and your family. The Division of Social Services is offering Positive Indian Parenting class in January 2024 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 3pm. This class is free and open to all. It does require an email address, a smart device and a solid internet connection for the three-hour class. We invite you to participate. 😊 Kellie Yazzie Foster Care Coordinator Division of Social Services Southern Ute Tribe Phone: 970.563.2337 Fax: 970.563.4865

SU DSS: Fatherhood is Sacred/Motherhood is Sacred

Southern Ute DSS is bringing in a second class for the Tribal Community! This class, Fatherhood/Motherhood is Sacred class is geared towards Parents and/or family members in the community that would like to engage in a class that discusses cultural preservation while re-vitalizing the sacred roles of Fatherhood and Motherhood. NAFFA or Native American Fatherhood and Families Association along with Founder and President Albert M. Pooley (Hopi/Navajo) has designed this class to emphasize that families are the heart of all cultures. "Our method is to uplift, encourage, assist, and teach. Fulfilling life with hope, gratitude, and understanding has a powerful effect in changing attitudes and behavior. There is no better way. " Classes start January 30, 2024, and will continue through the month of February as stated in the flyer below.  Please call (970) 563-2335 for more information.

SU DSS: Fatherhood is Sacred/Motherhood is Sacred

Southern Ute DSS is bringing in a second class for the Tribal Community! This class, Fatherhood/Motherhood is Sacred class is geared towards Parents and/or family members in the community that would like to engage in a class that discusses cultural preservation while re-vitalizing the sacred roles of Fatherhood and Motherhood. NAFFA or Native American Fatherhood and Families Association along with Founder and President Albert M. Pooley (Hopi/Navajo) has designed this class to emphasize that families are the heart of all cultures. "Our method is to uplift, encourage, assist, and teach. Fulfilling life with hope, gratitude, and understanding has a powerful effect in changing attitudes and behavior. There is no better way. " Classes start January 30, 2024, and will continue through the month of February as stated in the flyer below.  Please call (970) 563-2335 for more information.

SU DSS: Fatherhood/Motherhood is Sacred Classes

Southern Ute DSS is bringing in a second class for the Tribal Community! This class, Fatherhood/Motherhood is Sacred class is geared towards Parents and/or family members in the community that would like to engage in a class that discusses cultural preservation while re-vitalizing the sacred roles of Fatherhood and Motherhood. NAFFA or Native American Fatherhood and Families Association along with Founder and President Albert M. Pooley (Hopi/Navajo) has designed this class to emphasize that families are the heart of all cultures. “Our method is to uplift, encourage, assist, and teach. Fulfilling life with hope, gratitude, and understanding has a powerful effect in changing attitudes and behavior. There is no better way.” Classes start January 30, 2024, and will continue through the month of February as stated in the flyer below.  Please call (970) 563-2335 for more information.

SU Health & Home Services – WEAR RED Day

February is American Heart Month. Shining Mountain Health and Wellness will be providing weekly information to help you keep your heart healthy. Wear Red tomorrow February 2nd to bring greater attention to heart disease as the leading cause of death for Americans. American Indians/Alaskan Natives are at a higher risk for heart disease due to the increased rates of diabetes and hypertension, and deaths from heart disease often occur at a younger age. Love your heart and learn more about keeping it healthy! Check out the attached flyer to know the warning signs of heart attack and stroke.

SU Cultural Preservation – Book of the Month Club

The Cultural Preservation Department, in collaboration with other Departments, is pleased to announce a book club for Tribal youth 4-12 years of age. Join us at 1:00pm on Friday, February 2, 2024, in the Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum Library where we will be providing copies of You Hold Me Up by Monique Gray Smith (Cree). For more information and to sign up, please contact NAGPRA Coordinator Trainee, Roshae Weaver at 970-563-2257.  The first Fridays of each month will promote a book for those that participate.

SU MPF Indoor Yard Sale

Join the SU MPF staff for the monthly Indoor Yard Sale Event on February 3, 2024, from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.  Please call (970) 563-2640 for more information.

SU DSS – Positive Indian Parenting Class

The Division of Social Services is offering Positive Indian Parenting class in March 2024 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon to 3pm. This class is free and open to all. It does require an email address, a smart device and a solid internet connection for the three-hour class. We invite you to participate.  Call Kellie at SU Division of Social Services at (970) 563-2337.  

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