Pathfinder Center

As the Pathfinder Center looks to 2022, we wanted to highlight all the work you’ve helped us complete in 2021.  READ MORE

This Christmas, the Pathfinder Center is reaching out to protect those in need. But we cannot do it alone.  READ MORE

The Holiday season is here. It’s a great reminder to be thankful for all that God has given each of us. I often go back to the day God spoke to me about the Pathfinder Center.  READ MORE

We wanted to share with you our recent interview with a reporter, Ayshah Tull. She visited South Dakota all the way from London, UK to record a special called, “Vanished: America’s Missing Indigenous Women”.  READ MORE

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Suicide rates in the US have climbed 33% in the last decade. Talking about suicide is one of the ways to reduce that number. READ MORE

Summer is officially over and kids are back in school. This is a fun and exciting time. As parents, when we drop our kids off at school we trust they will be safe.  READ MORE

In a about one week, the 81st Annual Sturgis Rally will begin but the Black Hills are already full of tourists.  READ MORE

It’s an unfortunate reality that every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked worldwide – including right here in South Dakota.  READ MORE

From the moment we receive a call looking to the Pathfinder Center for help, our advocates make sure nothing gets lost in the shuffle.  READ MORE

School is out and for most kids, summer is filled with family vacations, sleeping in, and BBQ's. One area that doesn’t typically come to mind is the online safety of our kids. READ MORE

Native American women and girls are being taken from us in an alarming way. They are murdered at a rate 10 times higher than other ethnicities. READ MORE

The beginning of 2021 showed us a lot of hope. Read all about what the center has been working on in 2021 so far. READ MORE

Listen to the TV interview of our Executive Director, Lisa Heth featured on  Keloland Living Spot

Just like you and I, seasonal depression is something we can all be affected by. Survivors are already dealing with so much; this time of year, can feel even harder. READ MORE

January is National Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month, an important time to spread awareness and take ACTION. READ MORE

As the Pathfinder Center looks to 2021, we wanted to highlight all the work you’ve helped us complete in 2020.  READ MORE

This Christmas, the devastating pandemic has left people unable to work, unable to buy food and basic supplies. Those who were already vulnerable are fighting for freedom and losing hope for their future. READ MORE