• Promoting community initiated substance abuse and diabetes prevention activities such as the “Taking Back Our Communities Walk Against Drugs and Alcohol,” methamphetamine education, Hardrock 100 Mile Club, monthly aerobic exercise and chair exercise classes, community walking events and health fairs.
• Training on crisis intervention, substance abuse and diabetes prevention. Hardrock EXPORT has developed the following programs:
• Hardrock Youth Program. A two week Spring/Fall and a 4-6 week summer program that incorporates Navajo cultural activities with recreational and educational activities on substance abuse and diabetes.
• The Annual Hardrock Wellness Pow-wow. The pow-wow provides an opportunity for Hardrock to honor a local role model, a chance to be physically active through dancing, the 3x3 basketball, Fun Walk/Run and learn about diabetes and substance abuse from local health promotion programs.
• Hardrock Community Garden Project. In collaboration with Northern Arizona University, workshops on permaculture, traditional foods, recycling and assistance with developing local gardens are conducted for the local schools and communities.

Sunnyside and Elvira Advocates for Health (SEA) Activities
The Sunnyside and Elvira Advocates for Health is a group of local community members, service providers, members of the local school district, government officials and staff, business leaders and university program staff.

• SEA provides free fun diabetes workshops for people living with diabetes and their families, in-home diabetes education, as well as presentations on nutrition and physical activity.

The group also collaborates with the Sunnyside Unified school District to influence change in policy, evaluate and improve nutrition and physical activity among the children.

SEA identifies and implements collaborative solutions to improve nutrition and physical activity levels in the broader community including health education events within the local grocery store, family fun nights, basketball clinic for youth, as well as presentations and activities held at local community events.

Additionally, SEA works with community coalitions to reduce substance abuse.