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Content: The care of the elderly, impoverished, and the sick is often delegated to some type of institutional care, whether private or governmental. 8. Native Americans see themselves as part of a large social unit (such as an extended family) and are much more supportive of each other's needs than in the Western culture. Native Americans do not need to be reminded to meet their brother's or sister's needs. They do it instinctively. They feed each other, clothe the poor, provide shelter, and quickly provide other emergency needs. 9. Native Americans have a very spiritual outlook on life. Although there is much variation of the spiritual expression within the different tribes, there are some common expressions. All Indian tribes believe in one Supreme Being.