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Houck Chapter Arizona is located off I-40, approximately 8 miles west of New Mexico and Arizona stateline. Houck, according to the 2010 census count has a poplulation of 1,024. This probably has changed since. The Navajo Reservation with central government headquarters in Window Rock, Arizona, allocates funds to all 110 chapters each fiscal year; some are Certified as Houck Chapter, and some are non-Certified. Meaning Certified chapters are to be more self-sufficient, to be able to practice sustainability.
Since the Navajo Reservation is going thru the CV-19 pandemic, Houck Chapter memebership are not able to provide as before to support themselves, whereas an Excutive Order #001-20, was signed by the Navajo Nation President Jonthan Nez, March 2020, indicating lockdown, to prevent the spread of cv-19.
The Navajo Nation government is unable to support every single person or families with their needs. For there is not enough funds to support, and chapter recieves funds through the number of registered voters.
Since the lockdown, families are struggling, but encouraged to "Stay Home" to prevent the spread. The Houck Chapter membership have been obeying this call.
Houck Chapter memeberships do not live as city folks, using avenues, blvds or streets address. These memebers do not live as, but live as they were taught by their forefathers and mothers. The location of their homes are within a 10-15 miles stretch from the main source, east, south, west and north of Houck Chapter. Some live in clusters, which are families and others live apart, within miles stretch.
There are elderlies, forth and fifth generations from the forefathers. Job security is not at its best, where childrens move away to find security.
Since Houck Chapter communities are now following the motto "stay home", and unable to travel, not knowing when the Excutive Order will be lifted. This is heartwrenching, for Houck Community and has caused a great deal of hardship. Community memebers are requesting for food for the elderlies, Houck Chapter unable to do so.
My reasons and my request is to help and support Houck Chapter
community members who are in need of food, toiletries, the neccesary household needs; hay, salt and grain for their livestocks.
My plans are to distribute accordingly, for the next 6 or 9 months. Source relate there will be another strain of this virus late in the fall. And my plans are to be in a ready mode.
Thank you very much for your time, energy, and effort to provide. God bless you all, near and far.
P/S. . . . . I know my story line is not in order, but I hope you all understand.
Since the Navajo Reservation is going thru the CV-19 pandemic, Houck Chapter memebership are not able to provide as before to support themselves, whereas an Excutive Order #001-20, was signed by the Navajo Nation President Jonthan Nez, March 2020, indicating lockdown, to prevent the spread of cv-19.
The Navajo Nation government is unable to support every single person or families with their needs. For there is not enough funds to support, and chapter recieves funds through the number of registered voters.
Since the lockdown, families are struggling, but encouraged to "Stay Home" to prevent the spread. The Houck Chapter membership have been obeying this call.
Houck Chapter memeberships do not live as city folks, using avenues, blvds or streets address. These memebers do not live as, but live as they were taught by their forefathers and mothers. The location of their homes are within a 10-15 miles stretch from the main source, east, south, west and north of Houck Chapter. Some live in clusters, which are families and others live apart, within miles stretch.
There are elderlies, forth and fifth generations from the forefathers. Job security is not at its best, where childrens move away to find security.
Since Houck Chapter communities are now following the motto "stay home", and unable to travel, not knowing when the Excutive Order will be lifted. This is heartwrenching, for Houck Community and has caused a great deal of hardship. Community memebers are requesting for food for the elderlies, Houck Chapter unable to do so.
My reasons and my request is to help and support Houck Chapter
community members who are in need of food, toiletries, the neccesary household needs; hay, salt and grain for their livestocks.
My plans are to distribute accordingly, for the next 6 or 9 months. Source relate there will be another strain of this virus late in the fall. And my plans are to be in a ready mode.
Thank you very much for your time, energy, and effort to provide. God bless you all, near and far.
P/S. . . . . I know my story line is not in order, but I hope you all understand.
Organizer
Virginia Barker
Organizer
Houck, AZ
