Programs are listed in alphabetical order by state. Many of the elderly American Indians served are a strong link to the Navajo past, and TII respects this way of life. TII has requested help from Global Volunteers to make existing facilities handicapped-accessible and to assist with ongoing renovation. Some volunteers may help with health-care projects at TII and the adjacent Navajo nursing home.
Volunteers stay in dormitory-style accommodations in the community center or with local families.
Free-time activities include attending traditional powwows and local cultural events, or exploring the Window Rock Nation Zoo and Museum. During picking season, the current population of 18,000 in the small migrant community of Immokalee swells to 35,000. One organization addressing a social need in this Hispanic community is PACE Center for Girls Inc., Global Volunteers' host, which works to improve the quality of life for at-risk girls. PACE promotes and enables young women to further their education, build self-esteem, and develop personal, social and family relationship skills. Another host is Friendship House which serves the homeless population in and around Immokalee.