Osage Nation Counseling Center

03/30/2026

Your feedback helps shape the future of care.

The Osage Nation Counseling Center is committed to improving services for our community and your voice plays a vital role in that work.

Complete the survey today: scan the QR code or click the link
👉 https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R3FCPV5

03/30/2026

Osage Nation Health System will be closed on Friday, April 3, 2026, in observance of Good Friday.

This includes the Wahzhazhe Health Center, Counseling Center, grant programs, and Title VI services.

Please plan ahead and request any needed medication refills in advance.

For updates, follow us here on Facebook or call 918-287-9300.

03/27/2026

Now Recruiting Participants for a Health Research Study

We’re helping share an opportunity to participate in a research study exploring the impact of cigarette smoking on health and Native American chronic pain risk.

Participants may receive compensation of up to $520 and will complete:
• 2 in-person visits
• An 8-week smartphone-based assessment

To qualify, you must:
• Identify as Native American
• Be a daily cigarette smoker
• Be 18 years or older

📱 Scan the QR code on the flyer to see if you qualify.

For more information, contact:
📞 918-660-3048
📧 oksnap4cessation@gmail.com

03/26/2026

🌸 Prenatal Classes – Supporting Healthy Moms & Babies 🌸

The Osage Nation Health System is proud to offer Prenatal Classes designed to support and empower expecting mothers every step of the way.

Eligibility:
Open to pregnant Native American mothers and mothers carrying Native babies residing in Osage County.

📅 Beginning April 22nd
🕙 Every Wednesday | 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

📍 Location:
Osage Nation Health System
Public Health Nursing Department
1230 W. Main Street
Pawhuska, OK 74056

This 6-week class series will provide valuable education, support, and guidance throughout your pregnancy—plus weekly prize drawings for participants!

📞 Participants must preregister by contacting
April Cooper, L.P.N.
📧 april.cooper@osagehealth.org
📱 539-212-0243

Take the next step toward a healthy pregnancy for you and your baby. 💙

Brought to you by the IHS Native Public Health Resilience Grant

03/23/2026

🚨 Closure Notice 🚨

All Osage Nation Health System departments will be closed from 8:30 AM to 12:45 PM on Wednesday, March 25th for staff training and in-service meetings.

This includes:
• Counseling Center
• Grant Programs
• Title VI – Elder Nutrition

We appreciate your understanding as we continue to strengthen the care we provide to our community.

📲 Follow us on Facebook for updates.

📞 Wahzhazhe Health Center: 918.287.9300
💊 Pharmacy: 918.287.9373

03/17/2026

🩸 Get Your Sticks on Route 66! 🛣️
Join the Osage Nation Health Systems Blood Drive and help save lives right here in our community.

📅 Tuesday, April 7
⏰ 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
📍 WahZhaZhe Health Center

❤️ Why Donate?
Every donation helps patients in need and strengthens our community’s health. Your single donation can make a life-saving difference!

🎁 Bonus:
One lucky donor will win a gift card to The Pioneer Woman Mercantile!
👕 All donors will receive a “Get Your Sticks” T-shirt (while supplies last)

🚶‍♀️ Walk-ins are welcome!
📲 Scan the QR code to schedule your appointment in advance.

Let’s come together, roll up our sleeves, and make an impact—one donation at a time.

03/09/2026

Registration is now open. Parents and Guardians: In order to avoid delay on the day of the event, we request you complete the online registration form for your children. Up to 4 children can be registered for each registration. If you have more than 4 children, please complete an additional form. Participants will need a liability waiver acknowledgement found at the end of the registration form. Form can be found here: https://osagehealth.org/event/osage-nation-health-systems-2nd-annual-glow-in-the-dark-easter-egg-hunt/
Should you have any questions, please contact the Public Health Nursing Department at 593.212.2374 or publichealthnursing@osagehealth.org. Thank you!

🌟🥚 Join Us for the 2nd Annual Glow in the Dark Easter Egg Hunt! 🥚🌟

The Osage Nation Health System invites families and community members to a night of fun, glowing eggs, and exciting activities for all ages! Bring the kids, bring your friends, and enjoy an evening full of laughter, games, and community celebration.

📅 Thursday, April 2
🕕 6:00 PM – On-Site Registration Begins
📍located at the Osage Nation Outdoor Health Complex behind the Wahzhazhe Health Center.

Event Schedule:
🥚 7:00 PM – Egg Hunt (Ages 0–3)
🚶 7:30 PM – Fun Walk
✨ 8:15 PM – Glow in the Dark Egg Hunts
🎬 8:30 PM – Movie Screening: Zootopia 2
🥚 8:30 PM – Adult Easter Egg Hunt (18+)

🎉 FREE COMMUNITY EVENT — OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

🌟 Glow in the Dark Egg Hunt Age Groups:
4–6 • 7–9 • 10–12 • 13–17 • 18+

Enjoy:
🎈 Inflatables & Bounce Houses
🌭 Free Hot Dogs (while supplies last)
🚚 Food Trucks
🎮 Games
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly activities for all ages
🦋 A sensory-friendly area will be available for youth who may benefit from a quiet space during the event.

Bring your baskets, your glow gear, and get ready for a night of glowing fun under the stars! ✨

03/04/2026

🚨 Be Prepared to Save a Life 🚨
Free Opioid Overdose Prevention Kits Available
(Includes Narcan Nasal Spray)

Overdoses can happen in any community. Being prepared can save a life.

Osage Nation Health System’s Prevention Department is offering free opioid overdose prevention kits, which include Naloxone (Narcan) nasal spray and simple instructions on how to respond in an emergency. Just like a first aid kit, it’s always better to have it and not need it.

These kits help individuals, families, and communities respond quickly to an opioid overdose while emergency services are on the way.

⚠️ Always dial 9-1-1 in an emergency.

Kits are available to Osage county residents. Kits can be picked up or delivered by the Prevention Department during normal business hours.

Request a Narcan Kit
for responding
Scan the QR code or submit a request online:
🔗 https://osagehealth.org/tribal-opioid-response/

📧 prevention@osagehealth.org

📞 918-287-9316

By carrying Narcan and knowing how to use it, you could help save a life in your community.

03/02/2026

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Holiday Closure Notice
In observance of Osage Nation Sovereignty Day, the Osage Nation Health System (ONHS) and the Wahzhazhe Health Center will be closed on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.

This includes:
• Counseling Center
• Grant Programs
• Title VI – Elder Nutrition

We encourage all patients to request medication refills in advance to avoid any interruption in care.
For the latest updates and closure notifications, please follow the Osage Nation Health System on Facebook.
📞 Wahzhazhe Health Center: 918.287.9300
💊 Pharmacy: 918.287.9373

02/13/2026

Out of respect to the family of former Principal Chief Jim Gray and the Osage Nation community, Family Violence Prevention has postponed this weekends Valentine Hand Game. A new date will be announced.

02/06/2026

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM).

Dating violence is more common than many people realize, especially among teens and young adults.
• 1 in 3 U.S. teens will experience physical, sexual, or emotional abuse from a dating partner before adulthood.
• Nearly 43% of U.S. college women report experiencing violent or abusive behaviors in dating relationships.

Each February, communities across the country come together to raise awareness, educate, and advocate for healthy relationships, working to stop dating abuse before it starts.

The 2026 TDVAM theme, “Real Love Respects,” centers on a simple but powerful truth: respect is non-negotiable. In a world full of mixed messages about love and relationships, this message matters more than ever.

Real love is earned.
Real love is honest.
Real love never makes you question your worth.

If it’s real, it’s respectful.

Show your support for healthy relationships and survivors of teen dating violence by wearing orange on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.

Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention
📍 1201 E. 11th St., Pawhuska, OK 74056
📞 Office: 539-212-2411
☎️ Crisis Line (24/7): 866-897-4747

You’re not alone. Support is here. 💜