IndigeFit Kids partners with organizations committed to improving the health outcomes of youth, especially Native youth, to create lasting positive change. Leveraging the expertise and resources of like-minded organizations allows IndigeFit Kids to enhance the health and well-being of Native youth.
LiveMore ScreenLess is a Minnesota-based nonprofit focused on promoting digital wellbeing for and with young people, working in partnership with IndigeFit Kids on projects centered on digital wellbeing for and with Native youth.
Rooted in the belief that every girl is strong, capable and worthy, Girls on the Run Minnesota partners with IndigeFit Kids to uplift Native youth across Minnesota through culture, connection and movement.
KABOOM! is the national nonprofit working to end playspace inequity, and its partnership with IndigeFit Kids pairs data-driven insights with funding to build safer, community-designed playspaces for Native youth in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Vikings advance youth well-being through engaging health and education initiatives, and IndigeFit Kids partners with the team to bring flag football and other opportunities to Native youth.
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Indigenous Health partners with communities to advance Indigenous well-being and leadership. Its Great Lakes Hub is working with IndigeFit Kids on a statewide study focused on Native youth health, especially physical activity, barriers and strengths.
The Minneapolis American Indian Center provides educational, health, employment, and social services to more than 10,000 members of the Minneapolis American Indian community every year.
