Our Mission
Our Mission
Hadoya'no Uma A Hebeyo'no (H.U.A.H.) is a charitable organization focused on making a positive impact in our community.
We provide educational opportunities for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, celebrating Indigenous culture through workshops and events led by cultural experts.
H.U.A.H. also works to raise awareness and understanding of Indigenous communities by amplifying their voices, helping to reduce prejudice and discrimination.
We’re committed to empowering Indigenous youth, offering programs that inspire pride and prevent community challenges.
Our Team
Is a chiropractor, community leader, and founder of Mothers Path to Ancestors (HUAH), a nonprofit dedicated to ancestral healing and cultural restoration. Based in Massachusetts, she also leads the Indigenous Peoples Day celebration in Newton and operates Karaya Wellness Clinic, where she integrates holistic care with community empowerment. Her work uplifts Indigenous voices through ceremony, health, and tradition.
Dr. Darlene Flores
Founder - Educator- Veteran
Seasoned Paralegal with over 25 years of experience in the law practice industry. Born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts, who proudly embrace my strong Taino ancestry, which enriches my perspective in both personal and professional realms. My expertise encompasses a wide range of general corporate matters, including domestic and foreign entity.
Brian Allen
Clerk - Paralegal
A Bronx Native who graduated from the University of Massachusetts with a Bachelors in Sociology, a minor in Psychology. She later achieved her Masters in Social Work and education. Irene has an astonishing 38 years as a school counselor. She believes it is important to provide support and assist the youth in becoming productive members of the community.
Irene Fontanez-Pilon
Director- Social Worker
Mrs. Flores, an educator for almost 20 years, has worked with children of many ages, including infancy, toddlers, Pre-K, and elementary. She is very passionate about learning history, especially hidden history, which has been kept she makes great contributions to her Indigenous community and the world at large, while she is still alive, so that we can leave a cleaner, and more peaceful world for our children.
Danitza Flores
Director- Educator