January 19, 2026 issue
Submitted by Shantel Burning Expanded In-home Services for the Elderly (EISEP) • EISEP services include non-medical in-home services such as housekeeping, personal care, respite, case management, and related services (such as emergency response systems).• EISEP services support and supplement informal care provided by clients’ families.• Clients are required to share the cost of services, based […]
Submitted by Dawn Stevens The Seneca Nation Emergency Management Department’s mass notification messaging service called Regroup is intended to provide SN Employees and Community Members with broadcast services in the event of emergencies, closings, delays, and health/safety messages. This service allows fast and reliable communications via mobile devices, landlines & email. If you are interested […]
Submitted by the Climate Change Task Force What is climate change? Climate has always changed over the ages of Mother Earth but during our time it’s noticeably different. The way we go about our daily lives is causing this change. Not only are we experiencing a rise in global temperature but it’s increasing at a […]
Seneca Media & Communications now has an official Instagram page. Follow them at @seneca_nation for regular updates! Head over to our new Instagram page: @seneca_nation and win some awesome free stuff. We will be doing these promotional giveaways over the next few months as an incentive for all of you to come check out and […]
Submitted by Nancy Williams, Director of Allegany Education Dept. Tutoring Staff & Services The Seneca Allegany Education Department would like to welcome our three new tutors: • Sarah Jimerson• Kimberly McAuley• Chad “STX” Whitcomb Please see their bios for more information on where they will be and their contact information. Tutoring will continue at the […]
Check out the upcoming T.E.R.C. workshops for February 2021. Flyers posted below:
Photos by Seneca Nation Newsletter & Seneca Media On January 20th, the Seneca Nation held a community giveaway at the ACC and the CCC parking lots. Masks, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes were distributed to community members who drove through.
We are looking to add more photos to our walls here at the Stanley Huff Heritage Center aka the “Sully” building. If you have any photos that you would like displayed, please email them to ashley.henhawk@sni.org. We are looking for community photos, field days, old softball games, etc…
Submitted by Karen Bucktooth, AOA Activities Coordinator There are a lot of different rules due to COVID-19 on our territories that must be followed in order for the elders to stay healthy and safe. Our sites are closed to the public but our services still go on; such as snow plowing, emergency home repair, home […]
Submitted by Sharon Patterson, SNVR With the New Year upon us what are some goals you have thought about for yourself. Are they short term goals, long term goals or does planning ahead seem to unrealistic seeing as the pandemic is still with us. Even during a time of uncertainty it is good to have […]