Barona Band of Mission Indians

The Barona Indian Reservation is recognized by the United States government as a sovereign nation and is governed by an elected Tribal Council. The Barona Band of Mission Indians offers community, health, and cultural programs that support tribal members and families. Through partnerships and tribal services, the tribe works to preserve cultural traditions while meeting the modern needs of its community.

The Barona Band of Mission Indians’ tribal government administers programs in community welfare, cultural preservation, education, health, and social services. The tribe provides information about its governmental departments and services that support family stability, member advocacy, and community legal matters. (California Tribal Families Coalition)

The tribe partners with regional health and community organizations to connect members with wellness resources, including youth programs, elder's services, and social support. (California Tribal Families Coalition)

Tribal services and community outreach reflect the Barona Band of Mission Indians’ mission to honor cultural traditions while addressing contemporary opportunities and challenges for tribal members and families. (California Tribal Families Coalition)