Nulhegan provides many services and resources for our citizens. The list below explains what is available along with a link to each page.
Resource Pages
Learn more about what is available:
- Activities
- Our band tries to stay active and keep our citizens involved. This is just an example of some of the things we do together – snowsnake games, basketmaking, regalia-making classes, drumming – check back occasionally to see what we’ve been doing!
- Assistance
- A list of our food pantries and locations and other helpful information when available.
- Enrollment
- Nulhegan Tribal Enrollment Application Forms and Information
- Exhibits
- Our tribe has many talented artists. This page tells you where you can view some of our creations.
- Food Security
- Information about the various programs implemented by our tribe to ensure food security for our citizens.
- Government
- Government of the Abenaki Tribe at Nulhegan-Memphremagog. Visit the page to learn more about our system of government.
- Health Equity
- Learn about how the Health Equity Coordinator will engage Nulhegan tribal citizens across the state and enhance programmatic, education, and implementation strategies that will help decrease health disparities in our community.
- Hunting and Fishing Rights
- The information on this page explains the bill that allows citizens of our tribe to obtain free licenses as well as how to apply for them.
- Looking for employment?
- This page lists job opportunities that we have been notified about. Please visit the page when you are job seeking.
- Partnerships
- This page contains links to many resources that are working with us, mostly to gather medicines and other natural resources. This information is public because all four state-recognized tribes are allowed to use this information.
- Scholarships
- This page includes information about our own tribal scholarships as well as other opportunities to apply for scholarships and grants.