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.

Our ancestors understood that sadness and imbalance weren’t just feelings, they were signs that the spirit needed care. ...
11/23/2025

Our ancestors understood that sadness and imbalance weren’t just feelings, they were signs that the spirit needed care. Talking circles, time on the land, and prayer helped bring peace and connection back to the heart. Let’s honor those teachings while embracing modern healing, too. If you or someone you love feels out of balance, reach out to Texas Native Health for support.

Native communities are resilient, but we are also targeted. Human trafficking continues to impact our women, children, a...
11/23/2025

Native communities are resilient, but we are also targeted. Human trafficking continues to impact our women, children, and Two-Spirit relatives at higher rates. During Native American Heritage Month, we raise awareness, honor survivors, and commit to protecting our people. If you or someone you know needs help, Texas Native Health is here.

11/22/2025
Regular screenings keep us prepared, informed, and connected to wellness.
11/22/2025

Regular screenings keep us prepared, informed, and connected to wellness.

November is a month of awareness, education, and action.  From lung to pancreatic and stomach cancers, early detection i...
11/21/2025

November is a month of awareness, education, and action. From lung to pancreatic and stomach cancers, early detection is key. Check in with your provider, schedule your screenings, and encourage loved ones to do the same. TNH is here to support our community’s health!

Elders Circle monthly gathering was yesterday in C3 at TNH. To everyone who attended, we want to thank you for joining u...
11/20/2025

Elders Circle monthly gathering was yesterday in C3 at TNH. To everyone who attended, we want to thank you for joining us and we hope you enjoyed yourselves! Some of us learned knitting; some made scarves and Christmas tree ornaments; and we all learned about meal prep with Amber!

Whether you want to sit in to listen to our speaker presentation; attend a day trip; work on arts & crafts; or have a cup of coffee and visit with everyone, we welcome all Elders & their spouses/caretakers to our monthly Elders Circle gathering or to our daily Native Connections programming for Elders/Adults. We kindly ask that no children attend our Elders Circle/Native Connections programming.

Please note the following:

- December Elders Circle gathering is holiday bingo & lunch – details TBA.

- CANCELLED 11/20/2025 All Levels Fitness Class

- NO daily meals available Mon 11/24, Tues 11/25, or Weds 11/26

THIS SATURDAY! Register Now: https://texasnativehealth.formstack.com/forms/storytelling_at_12_hills_nature_centerJoin TN...
11/20/2025

THIS SATURDAY!
Register Now: https://texasnativehealth.formstack.com/forms/storytelling_at_12_hills_nature_center
Join TNH and Native Pathways Program @ 12 Hills Nature Center to celebrate Native American Heritage Month!
Come prepared to learn about 12 Hills nature restoration, listen to traditional Chickasaw stories with award-winning storyteller Amy Bluemel, and hike through this unique pocket prairie!

REMINDER: Fitness Class Tomorrow!
11/20/2025

REMINDER: Fitness Class Tomorrow!

This American Diabetes Month, we’re raising awareness about how diabetes affects our bodies, and our eyes. Uncontrolled ...
11/19/2025

This American Diabetes Month, we’re raising awareness about how diabetes affects our bodies, and our eyes. Uncontrolled blood sugar can damage the small blood vessels in the eyes, leading to diabetic eye disease, one of the leading causes of blindness. Native Americans are at higher risk of developing diabetes due to genetics, changes in diet, and limited access to traditional foods, but prevention and management are possible with regular screenings and healthy habits. Take charge of your health and vision: schedule your diabetes and eye exam with Texas Native Health today!

Reminder!!! Elders Circle is today from 10-1pm in C3. Arts & crafts session w Terry from 10-noon and then our dietician,...
11/19/2025

Reminder!!! Elders Circle is today from 10-1pm in C3. Arts & crafts session w Terry from 10-noon and then our dietician, Amber is presenting at noon. Turkey pumpkin chili is on the lunch menu today.

Nov 24 in west Dallas
11/19/2025

Nov 24 in west Dallas

🎉 Meals of Thanks & Giving – FREE Food Distribution! 🦃
Join us for a special Thanksgiving drive-thru event!

Come pick up an uncooked turkey and fresh produce to help you prepare a warm holiday meal for your family.

📅 Monday, November 24, 2025
⏰ Starts at 11:00 a.m. — while supplies last
📍 West Dallas Multipurpose Center
2828 Fish Trap Rd.
Dallas, TX 75212

🟠 FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE
Food available for 350 households from 75211 and 75212 ZIP codes only.
✔️ One turkey + one bag of produce per vehicle
✔️ Proof of household address required
❗No exceptions

This event is brought to you by the City of Dallas Office of Housing & Community Empowerment, North Texas Food Bank, NCJW Dallas, and the American Heart Association.

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🎉 Comidas de Agradecimiento y Donación – ¡Distribución de Alimentos GRATIS! 🦃
¡Acompáñanos a un evento especial de Acción de Gracias en modalidad drive-thru!

Ven a recoger un pavo crudo y productos frescos para preparar una comida especial para tu familia.

📅 Lunes, 24 de noviembre de 2025
⏰ Comienza a las 11:00 a.m. — hasta agotar existencias
📍 West Dallas Multipurpose Center
2828 Fish Trap Rd.
Dallas, TX 75212

🟠 PRIMERO LLEGADO, PRIMERO SERVIDO
Alimentos disponibles para 350 hogares de los códigos postales 75211 y 75212.
✔️ Un pavo y una bolsa de productos por vehículo
✔️ Se requiere comprobante de domicilio
❗No hay excepciones

Este evento es presentado por la Oficina de Vivienda y Empoderamiento Comunitario de la Ciudad de Dallas, North Texas Food Bank, NCJW Dallas y la Asociación Americana del Corazón.

🧡 ¡Por favor Publica, Dale Like y Comparte! 🧡

Address

1283 Record Crossing Road
Dallas, TX
75235

Opening Hours

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.