American Indian Health and Family Services

American Indian Health and Family Services AIHFS is a non-profit health and wellness center serving American Indian/Alaska Native individuals, families and other under-served populations in S.E. Michigan

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As stated from our mission statement, “Our approach integrates traditional Native American healing and spiritual practices with contemporary western medicine in both treatment and prevention in the areas of: Medical Care, Behavioral Health Care, and Community Health and Family Wellness Services.”

As such, if you are promoting misinformation your comment may be deleted without notification, particularly if it is related to COVID-19 misinformation. Since we are in the field of Healthcare it is imperative that our narrative reflects guidelines set forth by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Indian Health Services, Health and Human Services and State of Michigan Health Dept. etc. Please Respect the Following Rules:

We encourage everyone to post comments or questions as long as it isn’t harassment, bullying or threats of violence. This applies towards other commenters and our employee’s, too. Please post comments that are sincere and are not content manipulation, such as spamming, misinformation, ban evasion, oppressive, or fraudulent. Respect the privacy of others. Do not reveal anyone’s personal information such as tribal affiliation, age, address, phone number, s.s. #, or birthdate unless they have already made that public on facebook. Do not post or encourage the posting of sexually explicit, or sexually suggestive, content. Enforcement

We have a variety of ways of enforcing our rules, including, but not limited to

• If the comment requires an extended discussion we will request you call us.
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• Removal of content without notification
• Banning from the page and any of our groups after repeated violations
• Banning from the page and any of our groups immediately due to the severity of violation

Here is the latest info on our events!
11/06/2025

Here is the latest info on our events!

Celebrating Transition“After 30 years in medicine, including 27 years serving our community here at AIHFS, I will be ret...
11/03/2025

Celebrating Transition
“After 30 years in medicine, including 27 years serving our community here at AIHFS, I will be retiring at the end of this year. It has been an honor and a privilege to walk alongside you and your families through the many seasons of life. I am deeply grateful for the trust you have placed in me and for the relationships we have built together. Miigwech (thank you) for allowing me to be part of your stories and your care.”
~Dr. French

Here are our latest announcements! Don't forget this Saturday we are having a Ghost Supper & Dia de los muertos gatherin...
10/30/2025

Here are our latest announcements! Don't forget this Saturday we are having a Ghost Supper & Dia de los muertos gathering here.

Here are the latest fliers going out! Don't forget tomorrow is our annual Trunk or Treat. This year even Farm Stand will...
10/22/2025

Here are the latest fliers going out! Don't forget tomorrow is our annual Trunk or Treat. This year even Farm Stand will be joining in on the fun, doing a trunk and handing out treats instead of selling fruits and vegetables like they usually doing here on Thursdays. Also, for our Women's & Men's Society there has been October changes in their calendar of events. Here is their revised calendar:
10/22/25-Community focus review is rescheduled for a later date
10/23/25-Trunk or Treat( show up at 4pm to decorate your trunk)
10/29/25-Womens & Men’s Society Halloween party@5:30pm
10/30/25- No group tonight
11/01/25-Ghost Supper/Dia De Los Muertos(4-6pm)

We are wearing purple to raise awareness of domestic violence. Each October, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Ce...
10/20/2025

We are wearing purple to raise awareness of domestic violence.
Each October, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC) proudly joins advocates and organizations nationwide to launch Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), a time to honor those we have lost to domestic violence, uplift the resilience of survivors, and strengthen our collective commitment to ending gender-based violence. Native women—including American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian women—face some of the highest rates of domestic violence in the United States, often lacking access to essential services for safety, justice, and healing. This reality underscores the urgent need to address this crisis within Indian country. For more information, use this link to NIWRC:
https://www.niwrc.org/dvam

Later today is our community focus meeting. Everyone is welcome.
10/15/2025

Later today is our community focus meeting. Everyone is welcome.

10/13/2025

Speaking on our behalf at the Indigenous Peoples’ Day powwow were Glenn Wilson and Adon Vazquez. It was truly a fantastic gathering to attend! Thank you to all the organizers.

10/13/2025

Indigenous peoples’ day grand entry at hart plaza again after 30 years!

We are here at Indigenous Peoples’ Day Powwow!
10/13/2025

We are here at Indigenous Peoples’ Day Powwow!

10/03/2025

Address

4880 Lawndale Street
Detroit, MI
48210

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13138463718

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