PASTOR'S CARE PACKAGE
Covid-19 "2020"
The Covid-19 has hit the Navajo Nation with a tremendous force as of today April 18, 2020 there are more than 1,200 + cases and over 50 deaths in the Nation, The Navajo Nation is doing everything possible to slow down this epidemic that has come into our Nation.
** UPDATE CASES AS OF MAY 17, 20 : There now 3,912 positive cases and 140 deaths
** UPDATE ON COVID-19 AS OF JUNE 23 : Navajo Nation COVID-19 Cases Surpass 7,000; Total Cases More Than 10 States
by Levi Rickert / Currents / 22 Jun 2020Roadblocks on the Navajo Nation to let tribal citizens the curfew will be enforced.
Published June 22, 2020
3,716 recoveries, 55 new cases, no new deaths related to COVID-19 reported as Navajo Nation’s daily curfew remains in effect
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. -- The Navajo Nation reported on Monday night the total COVID-19 cases on the country’s largest Indian reservation has surpassed 7,000 since the reporting began on March 17, 2020. The total number of COVID-19 positive cases for the Navajo Nation is 7,045.
The total exceeds 10 states COVID-19 cases.
Reports from 11 health care facilities on and near the Navajo Nation indicate that approximately 3,716 individuals recovered from COVID-19, with one health care facility report still pending. 49,444 people have been tested for COVID-19.
The total number of deaths remains at 335 as of Monday.
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Tyda and I are taking the initiative to put together care packages for some of these pastor's in and around our area, and deliver some products and food to them to help them out in these tough and unusual times. Please if you like to help us and stand with us in helping please push the donation button below and We want to Thank you so much for your generosity and compassion to help.
** As of April 24, We managed to put together 10 packages for the Navajo Pastor's about $100 per box, of food and necessities for their family. We Thank the churches and people that have donated to this cause.
** As of May 8, We managed to put together 25 packages for the Pastors...with all your help we were able to bring a good load of good quality stuff together to give out to them. Stand with us and donate and Thank you so much.
** UPDATE: AS OF MAY 17, We have packages together over 50 pastors care package, These are are Big care packages with a couple of Big Boxes of can foods, frozen meats, another box of Towels, toilet tissues, hand soap, hand sanitizers, and things like that.
** UPDATE: AS OF MAY 23, As of today we have put together over 65 boxes to give to the pastor of the Navajo Nation that have been hit hard because of this covid-19. and these are big boxes of food and other supplies, We thank all the donators, all the people that have given to make this possible, but there are more and more people coming out for help, these are real people coming out and talking with us what they are facing and experience, many time we shed tears with them and we pray with them.
** UPDATE; AS OF JUNE 2, As of today we have put together 82 boxes of food and essentials to the Navajo Pastors We just Thank Everyone who is giving toward this need to help us keep foods and other items moving toward the right direction - Helping people.
** UPDATE: AS OF JUNE 23, As of today we have put together 102 boxes of food and essentials for the Pastors and single moms and elders some of these people have driven 2 hours to get to the church, some we took out to their homes because they can't drive anywhere. awesome to help people.
~As we are blessed, We will bless the Pastors~.
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Harvest Time Network Ministry and the Family Life Radio of New Mexico are joining Forces together to Help the Navajo Nation in the Month of May, May 11 - 18 they will play on the Albuquerque, Roswell New Mexico & Flagstaff, AZ. Radio Stations. To Help with a donation toward our Relief for the Nation, H.T.N.M. Relief Team are targeting the Navajo Nation Pastor's, Some of these pastors have no more income because the Churches are shut down. We are coming in with Relief of Food, and essentials of every life. To offset the cost of living for these family....H.T.N.M would like to Thank you for your donation into our ministry. just click the Donation button.
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Report from the office of the President and Vice President:
Jonathan Nez is with Myron Lizer.
11 hrs · Navajo Nation issues Public Health Emergency Order requiring protective masks to be worn in public to help fight the spread of COVID-19
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — On Friday, the Navajo Department of Health issued Public Health Emergency Order 2020-007, requiring all individuals on the Navajo Nation to wear protective masks in public to help prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
During online town hall sessions this week, Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez informed the public that the written order would be issued. He also encouraged all residents of the Navajo Nation to either purchase or make masks to comply with the order.
“Even before the Center for Disease Control and Prevention officially recommended using masks in public, we were encouraging our Navajo people to wear masks and gloves and now we’re putting it in writing. Some may not like it, but with the number of positive COVID-19 cases increasing, we have to be proactive in addressing the pandemic. We will continue to consider even more aggressive requirements to help bring the numbers down. Some individuals think we’re using scare tactics or extreme measures, but we are losing lives here on the Navajo Nation and I’m going to do everything I can to help save lives. We are on a mission to flatten the curve,” said President Nez.
The Public Health Emergency Order defines a mask as a covering designed to filter one’s breathing through both the nose and mouth. A mask must snugly cover the face around the nose and mouth to prevent the wearer from breathing unfiltered air. May be a commercially-made face mask, or a homemade cloth face covering.
“Since the pandemic began, we are seeing more and more people wearing masks and protective gloves in public and that’s a good sign that people are listening to the health care experts. We aren’t the health experts, but as leaders, we are using our voices to get the word out so that our people are aware of the precautionary measures they can take to protect themselves. Wearing a mask doesn’t guarantee that a person won’t contract COVID-19 – we continue to strongly recommend that everyone stay home as much as possible,” stated Vice President Myron Lizer.
The Navajo Nation’s 57-hour weekend curfew is currently in effect until Monday, April 20 at 5:00 a.m. (MDT). The Navajo Police Department is enforcing the weekend curfew with road checkpoints. They will also issue citations for curfew violators, which may include up to $1,000 in fines and/or 30 days in jail.
The requirement for wearing a mask in public will remain in effect until otherwise ended by a subsequent Public Health Emergency Order. For more information about protective masks, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website: https://www.cdc.gov/…/prevent…/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html.
11 hrs · Navajo Nation issues Public Health Emergency Order requiring protective masks to be worn in public to help fight the spread of COVID-19
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. — On Friday, the Navajo Department of Health issued Public Health Emergency Order 2020-007, requiring all individuals on the Navajo Nation to wear protective masks in public to help prevent the further spread of COVID-19.
During online town hall sessions this week, Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez informed the public that the written order would be issued. He also encouraged all residents of the Navajo Nation to either purchase or make masks to comply with the order.
“Even before the Center for Disease Control and Prevention officially recommended using masks in public, we were encouraging our Navajo people to wear masks and gloves and now we’re putting it in writing. Some may not like it, but with the number of positive COVID-19 cases increasing, we have to be proactive in addressing the pandemic. We will continue to consider even more aggressive requirements to help bring the numbers down. Some individuals think we’re using scare tactics or extreme measures, but we are losing lives here on the Navajo Nation and I’m going to do everything I can to help save lives. We are on a mission to flatten the curve,” said President Nez.
The Public Health Emergency Order defines a mask as a covering designed to filter one’s breathing through both the nose and mouth. A mask must snugly cover the face around the nose and mouth to prevent the wearer from breathing unfiltered air. May be a commercially-made face mask, or a homemade cloth face covering.
“Since the pandemic began, we are seeing more and more people wearing masks and protective gloves in public and that’s a good sign that people are listening to the health care experts. We aren’t the health experts, but as leaders, we are using our voices to get the word out so that our people are aware of the precautionary measures they can take to protect themselves. Wearing a mask doesn’t guarantee that a person won’t contract COVID-19 – we continue to strongly recommend that everyone stay home as much as possible,” stated Vice President Myron Lizer.
The Navajo Nation’s 57-hour weekend curfew is currently in effect until Monday, April 20 at 5:00 a.m. (MDT). The Navajo Police Department is enforcing the weekend curfew with road checkpoints. They will also issue citations for curfew violators, which may include up to $1,000 in fines and/or 30 days in jail.
The requirement for wearing a mask in public will remain in effect until otherwise ended by a subsequent Public Health Emergency Order. For more information about protective masks, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website: https://www.cdc.gov/…/prevent…/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html.
The Latest Update on the Navajo Nation
President Jonathan Nez on CNN - April 24, 2020
This video was from April 15, 2020 the cases and death has risen since then.
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