The Indigenous community which we serve at the local level is a
very diverse community. Community members are for the most part
displaced Cherokee (displaced: Separated from tradition since
the removal or separated by the need for economic improvement.)
as well as many people from other tribal heritages. The First
Nations Outreach Project reaches out to bridge the gap between
traditional teachers who live usually in remote areas of Tribal
Land and those who have been separated from their heritage
through either forced separation or through the economic need to
seek a better means for their families. In this area we have
sought to have the First Nations Outreach Project develop
programs which will enable not just ours local community but
will serve as a blueprint for assisting other communities in
providing means to bring traditional teachers into communities
which are separated from the traditional communities in order
that language, culture and traditional values may be restored to
those who have lost that c