North American Indian Center of Boston

The North American Indian Center of Boston (NAICOB) is a comprehensive resource center serving the Jamaica Plain, MA community and the broader New England region with a full spectrum of professional services designed to support Native American families and individuals. Since 1969, NAICOB has provided employment and training programs, educational services, health resources, and housing assistance to American Indian, Alaska Native, and First Nations peoples. The organization operates multiple specialized programs including job training initiatives, food assistance, public health services, computer lab access, and the Boston Makers program. NAICOB also offers youth programming and dedicated services for mature workers, ensuring support across all life stages. Beyond direct services, the center functions as a cultural and advocacy hub, providing cultural consulting, hosting the Indigenous Liberation Speaker Series, and facilitating community events that strengthen connection and awareness. Located in Jamaica Plain, NAICOB maintains walk-in hours and flexible scheduling to serve working families and individuals seeking employment opportunities, health support, or educational advancement. The center's comprehensive approach addresses the interconnected needs of the Native community through integrated programming that combines practical skills training with cultural preservation and community empowerment.