Indigenous Peoples’ Day
On October 9th, in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, UAII was ...
Keniah is a TLS Housing Case Manager with a decade of experience in behavioral intervention and case management. Born in Los Angeles and raised in the High Desert, she is a Belizean American who earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Sociology from California State University, Fullerton.
Guided by a background in clinical case management and housing programs, alongside her personal journey discovering her Native Choctaw heritage, Keniah brings deep passion and dedication to serving Los Angeles’ Native communities and those in need.
Outside of her professional work, she enjoys reading, traveling, and visiting family in Belize, where she actively participates in cultural traditions honoring her ancestors through drum, dance, and food. She also loves attending festivals and spending quality time with her PomYorkie, Bentlee.
We provide access to culturally-sensitive healthcare, clinical services, case management, and health education.
We offer evidence-based and culturally appropriate programs for substance use, workforce development, elder services, and much more.
Since our founding, we’ve delivered programs that promote the growth and well-being of our youth while passing on our cultural knowledge and tribal values.
Whether it’s your time, money, or expertise, there are many ways to help us provide the critical services and resources our native communities need.
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