Texas Native Health

Texas Native Health Texas Native Health is a non-profit organization providing services to Native Americans in Texas

The Texas Native Health (formerly Dallas Inter-Tribal Center) established in 1971 to assist tribal member’s transitioning from rural/reservation areas to fast growing urban developments. Today, Texas Native Health celebrates providing 51 years of health services to Native Americans and Native Alaskans throughout Texas and beyond. Texas Native Health helps to strengthen and encourage the health and economic wellbeing of Native Americans. Our purpose is to offer a wide range of services including medical, dental, pharmacy, optometry, counseling, family services, job and education training, cultural preservation, and more.

Reminder: Powwow Dance Class this Evening @ C3
03/11/2026

Reminder: Powwow Dance Class this Evening @ C3

03/10/2026

Special Invite to All! Save the Date!
April 1st (this is no joke) Instead, it is a meaningful dedication and unveiling of the Choctaw Code Talkers Historical Marker at Veterans Memorial Park in Fort Worth. (see you there)

Fun Facts:
Camp Bowie was one of the major training camps established by the U.S. Army during World War I. It was created in 1917 to train soldiers of the 36th Infantry Division, a division composed largely of soldiers from Texas and Oklahoma.

So while the Choctaw Code Talkers themselves were men primarily from Oklahoma, Fort Worth is historically relevant because Camp Bowie trained the division and regiment they served in.

Veterans Memorial Park is a place dedicated to recognizing the service of U.S. veterans. Placing the marker there ensures the Choctaw Code Talkers’ legacy is remembered alongside other military sacrifices and helps educate visitors about their role in history.

Thank you to the Texas Historical Commission, the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Tarrant County, the City of Fort Worth, and all other contributors who helped make this project possible.

Yakoke,

CCTA

To learn more contact: cctamembership@gmail.com

Give back: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/ccta-keeping-history-alive

Short Film Trailer: https://youtu.be/n6Kkaa9mhD8?si=NM0krsk2_s7OfXIL

Upcoming Event: https://www.avibusinessnetwork.com/post/code-talkers-2nd-annual-red-clay-roots-music-festival-fundraiser

Stay Tuned: Choctaw Code Talkers Association and Red Clay Roots

Reminder: Yoga Class This Evening
03/10/2026

Reminder: Yoga Class This Evening

March is National Nutrition Month. Healthy eating plays a massive role in overall well-being! Good nutrition helps fuel ...
03/10/2026

March is National Nutrition Month. Healthy eating plays a massive role in overall well-being! Good nutrition helps fuel the body, strengthen the immune system, and reduce the risk of chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and high blood pressure. By choosing balanced meals that include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins, individuals can support both their physical and mental health. National Nutrition Month is a reminder that small, mindful changes to daily eating habits can make a lasting difference in long-term health.

Powwow Dance Class Coming Up This Wednesday!
03/09/2026

Powwow Dance Class Coming Up This Wednesday!

Domestic violence remains a painful reality for many women, and it often overlaps with other forms of abuse, including h...
03/09/2026

Domestic violence remains a painful reality for many women, and it often overlaps with other forms of abuse, including human trafficking and exploitation. No woman deserves to live in fear, manipulation, or control. This month, we reaffirm the importance of compassion, awareness, and support. By speaking openly, offering resources, and lifting one another up, we can help protect vulnerable women, support those who are seeking safety, and create a world where every woman is empowered and reminded of her inherent worth. Texas Native Health offers supportive services and resources to help individuals experiencing violence or exploitation find care, safety, and a path forward.

Throughout history, Native American women have been the backbone of their communities. They serve as leaders, warriors, ...
03/08/2026

Throughout history, Native American women have been the backbone of their communities. They serve as leaders, warriors, healers, and keepers of tradition. In many pre-colonial societies, women wielded immense influence, shaping governance, economy, and spirituality. They cultivated the land, preserving agricultural knowledge that sustained entire nations, while also crafting the tools, clothing, and art that reflected the soul of their people. Many tribes followed matrilineal traditions, where lineage and leadership passed through women, reinforcing their status as decision-makers and community pillars. These women were not just caretakers; they were educators, storytellers, and spiritual guides, safeguarding the cultural identity of their people with unwavering strength.

Women's History Month is a time to honor their wisdom and unshakable spirit. Their legacy is not confined to the past. It lives on in the voices of Native women today, who continue to lead, inspire, and break barriers.

In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re sharing a Women’s Health Checklist to help encourage preventive care and health...
03/06/2026

In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re sharing a Women’s Health Checklist to help encourage preventive care and healthy habits. When women prioritize their physical and mental well-being, they are better able to care for their families, pursue their goals, and continue making an impact in their communities.

Recovery is a journey, and support from others can make a powerful difference along the way. For someone working toward ...
03/06/2026

Recovery is a journey, and support from others can make a powerful difference along the way. For someone working toward recovery from substance use, encouragement, patience, and understanding can help them stay motivated and feel less alone.
Small gestures like listening without judgment, checking in, or celebrating progress can have a meaningful impact.
Texas Native Health offers behavioral health services and support for individuals seeking help with substance use and recovery. By working together and reducing stigma, we can help more people take the first steps toward a healthier future.

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1283 Record Crossing Road
Dallas, TX
75235

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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"The Circle - Connecting us to our past, so we can have a future"

The Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas is committed to serving American Indians who are members of federally recognized tribes. The Center offers a wide range of services including medical, dental, pharmacy, counseling, and employment and training. Our mission is to strengthen and encourage the health and economic well-being of American Indians. Our vision is to create and sustain a better everyday life for American Indians. Our core values: Excellence, Quality, Loyalty, Respect, Teamwork, Tribal Community, & Cultural Awareness.