Ahehee’ Shidine’e Homecare LLC

12/01/2025

Yá’át’ééh Níłch’itsoh!
Hello, December!

To the families and fellow caregivers in our community: this season’s magic is in the quiet, dedicated moments of care. It’s in the extra patience and the peace of a safe, comfortable space.

Our first priority is caring for our caregivers, because a supported team provides the most consistent, compassionate care to our honored elders and valued clients.

Here’s to a season of meaningful moments, deep compassion, and sustained strength, for every client and every caregiver.

🙏🏽

11/27/2025

Our office will be closed today, Thursday, November 27th, 2025.

While this day is often marked as a holiday of gratitude, we want to acknowledge that for many Native and Indigenous communities, it is also a reminder of colonization and its ongoing impacts. In that spirit, we encourage you to use this time not only for personal thanks but also for reflection on the full history of this day and the resilience of Native peoples.

We are thankful for our team and our communities. We hope you have a safe and meaningful day.

11/22/2025

Congratulations to our 2025 Arizona Indian Excellence in Leadership Award winners! Your incredible work inspires us to keep advocating for our communities every single day.

We are in awe of this wonderful group of individuals. Ahéhee’ for your leadership!

Celebrating the absolute best in the state at the 2025 Arizona American Indian Excellence in Leadership Awards! Presented by the Phoenix Indian Center, we applaud these bold leaders who have shown dedication, leadership, and commitment. Congratulations to each and every award recipient who is making a significant difference.

🌟 Phyllis J. Bigpond Lifetime Achievement Award: Sheryl Jo Lewis (Mono)
🌟 Kent C. Ware Lifetime Achievement Award: Steve Darden (Dine/Cheyenne)
🌟 Changemaker Award: Melody Lewis (Mojave/Tewa/Hopi)
🌟 Changemaker Award: Denella Belin (Dine)
🌟 Business of the Year: Photography by Roshan (Dine)
🌟 Volunteer of the Year: Elisia Manuel (White Mountain Apache/Mexican)
🌟 Friend of the Community: Kim Covington
🌟 College Student of the Year: Tasheena Egan (Dine)
🌟 High School Student of the Year: Tateum Elthie (Dine/White Mountain Apache/San Carlos Apache)

Join us for the presentation ceremony at the Heard Museum on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2025, from 6-8 PM to honor these incredible winners. Don't miss out! Secure your tickets or view sponsorship opportunities at the link: https://bit.ly/4nk9kw8

For questions call 602-264-6768 or email leadershipawards@phxindcenter.org
Together, we create a brighter future! 🌟

11/10/2025

This Tuesday, November 11th, our office will be closed in observance of Veterans Day. We believe it's important to take this day to honor the service and sacrifice of the brave men and women in our armed forces.

Join us in thanking a veteran today and every day. We'll be back to serve you on Wednesday!

10/30/2025

JOB SEEKERS! 📣 Don't miss the GRIC Employment & Training/TERO Department’s 31st Annual Career Fair!

🗓️When: Friday, Oct. 31, 2025 | 10a-1p
📍Where: 192 S Skill Center Rd, Sacaton

We're hiring CAREGIVERS for Ahéhee’ Shidine’é Homecare! Come meet us and find a rewarding career. On the spot interviews!

🏜🌵 🙏🏽

10/23/2025

Handing out merch and getting smiles, cheers, and pure happiness in return. This is the core of our community. Thank you! 🙏🏽

10/23/2025

Save the date! Check out the 26th Annual Native American Children's Toy Drive and Concert and Indigenous Art Market at the Arizona Science Center on Saturday, November 22. Admission is FREE with a new unwrapped toy!

🛍️ Holiday shopping with local vendors
🎅 Visit with Santa + free photos
🌮 Food trucks
🎶 Concert
+ much more

It's a great family event! All are welcome. Parking will be discounted at Heritage Square.

10/13/2025

Ahéhee’ Shidine’é. “Thank you, our people.” This is the heart of our company, and the spirit we carry today. Our office is closed for to honor the resilience, strength, and beauty of Indigenous communities. We acknowledge the ongoing struggles, from cultural disrespect to political silencing, but we stand firm in this truth: We are still here.