The Native Sons And Daughters Programs® seek to strengthen the foundations for a positive lifelong relationship between parent and child.

Native Sons And Daughters Programs®

The Native Sons And Daughters Programs® seek to strengthen the foundations for a
positive lifelong relationship between parent and child.

TELLING OUR STORIES

Native Sons and Daughters are meeting regularly across the country to take on new challenges, seek adventure, serve their communities, and have loads of fun. With Our Stories, we spotlight individual programs and report on their recent activity.

Springing Into Summer

The Timucuan Longhouse boys ended their program year with a most memorable weekend of camping, adventure, and fellowship.

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Great Sun in the Harvest Moon

The Great Sun Nation have kicked off their 2016-2017 program year with a Florida fall full of community involvement and family fun.

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Timucuan Costume Bowling

Fun under the Falling Leaves Moon

Timucuan Longhouse gets one more use out of their Halloween costumes every year with their Costume Bowling event.

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Catalina Island Trip

Epic Weekend Adventure

Orange Spirit Nation travels to Catalina Island every year for an epic weekend adventure that makes lifelong memories.

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Back to School

Every summer, just before school starts, the Timucuan Longhouse of Jacksonville, Florida, takes to the river for two days and one night on the mighty Suwannee River.

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KEEPING THE THEME ALIVE

National Longhouse, Ltd. developed and administers Native Sons and Daughters Programs® across the country. If you live in an area that does not already have a program, we will work with you to create a program that will benefit your entire community.

These programs emphasize the vital role that parents play in the growth and development of their children. The original program plan of sons learning directly from their father was patterned from the tradition of some North American Indian cultural groups. These programs seek to strengthen the foundations for a positive lifelong relationship between parent and child that is mutually beneficial and satisfying.

BRIEF OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMS

FIND OUT MORE

Of course you’ll want to know more before jumping in head first. You can find a program near you and contact them directly through their website, or contact National Longhouse for help building a program in your area. We can alsoput you in touch with an existing group in your part of the country to get the perspective of families that are actively participating in the program.