National Council of Urban Indian Health

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We envision a nation where comprehensive, culturally competent personal and public health services are available and accessible to American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban communities throughout the United States. NCUIH is a national organization devoted to the support and development of quality, accessible, and culturally-competent health services for American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban settings.

Our Narrative Therapy webinar is tomorrow, Nov. 20, from 2–3 p.m. ET. Join us to explore how storytelling supports heali...
11/19/2025

Our Narrative Therapy webinar is tomorrow, Nov. 20, from 2–3 p.m. ET. Join us to explore how storytelling supports healing and resilience in Native communities.
Register: https://buff.ly/tXDE7Ys

NCUIH is on site at the National Congress of American Indians 82nd Annual Convention & Marketplace in Seattle. We’re her...
11/19/2025

NCUIH is on site at the National Congress of American Indians 82nd Annual Convention & Marketplace in Seattle. We’re here to co-chair the Health Subcommittee and advance resolutions that strengthen Native health with the National Indian Health Board.
Honored to join leaders, youth, and partners for a week of connection and purpose.

Our research illuminates Native community challenges, strengths, and informs policy decisions. Support research at https...
11/18/2025

Our research illuminates Native community challenges, strengths, and informs policy decisions. Support research at https://buff.ly/GLoSDap.

NCUIH’s RSV Toolkit is designed to help Urban Indian Organizations share trusted, culturally grounded messages that prot...
11/17/2025

NCUIH’s RSV Toolkit is designed to help Urban Indian Organizations share trusted, culturally grounded messages that protect infants and elders this season.
Access ready-to-use graphics, posters, and social media templates to spread awareness and strengthen community health.
Download now: https://buff.ly/aEvGB0i

Storytelling has always carried the lessons, values, and strength of Native communities. This Native American Heritage M...
11/16/2025

Storytelling has always carried the lessons, values, and strength of Native communities. This Native American Heritage Month, NCUIH honors the storytellers—past, present, and future—by protecting the health of our youngest, eldest, and most vulnerable.

Access our RSV Toolkit featuring culturally inspired graphics, posters, and social media posts to promote RSV prevention: ncuih.org/RSV

11/14/2025

RSV is a contagious respiratory virus that can be dangerous for babies and young children. It is the leading cause of hospitalization in infants, with American Indian and Alaska Native children experiencing disproportionately higher rates of RSV-related hospitalization and ICU admission rates when compared to other U.S. infants. RSV immunization can protect our future storytellers and knowledge keepers. Talk to your provider today about RSV prevention. Call (405) 948-4900 to schedule an appointment.

11/14/2025

RSV season is here. It spreads quickly and can be dangerous for our babies and elders. But there are ways to protect our relatives! Immunization recommendations for elders and babies can differ. Let's keep our circle strong and ask your provider about how to prevent RSV this season. 💪
Walk in at DIHFS on Thursdays for flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccines, or schedule an appointment on other weekdays!
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11/14/2025

RSV disproportionately impacts American Indian and Alsaka Native children. Luckily, vaccines offer the best protection against RSV. Recommendations for elders and babies can differ, so talk to your provider about your eligibility. National Council of Urban Indian Health

During Native American Heritage Month, we celebrate the healing traditions that have strengthened Native communities for...
11/14/2025

During Native American Heritage Month, we celebrate the healing traditions that have strengthened Native communities for generations. Our one-pager, Benefits of Native Traditional Healing, highlights five traditional practices that continue to guide holistic health and wellness across Urban Indian Organizations.

Learn more: https://buff.ly/wrymz3H

Wellness workshops and community-based programs promote healing for Native families in cities. Support wellness initiati...
11/14/2025

Wellness workshops and community-based programs promote healing for Native families in cities. Support wellness initiatives at donorbox.org/ncuih.

As temperatures drop, let’s keep our communities strong. NCUIH’s RSV Toolkit is now available to help share trusted info...
11/13/2025

As temperatures drop, let’s keep our communities strong. NCUIH’s RSV Toolkit is now available to help share trusted information on protecting infants, elders, and knowledge keepers from RSV.
Explore and download the toolkit’s culturally inspired graphics, posters, and social media templates today: ncuih.org/RSV

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NCUIH is a national organization devoted to the support and development of quality, accessible, and culturally-competent health services for American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban settings.