Native American LifeLines of Baltimore

Native American LifeLines of Baltimore Native American LifeLines, a Title V Urban Indian Health Program (IHS), is a 501(c)(3) non-profit with offices in Baltimore, MD and Boston, MA.
(1)

Native American Lifelines is a Title V Urban Indian Health Program funded by the Indian Health Service. We provide medical case management, health education, cultural programming, behavioral health care and dental services to eligible American Indians and Alaska Natives. To be eligible, you must be an enrolled member of a federally recognized OR state recognized tribe, or a descendant of an enrolled member. Please call us if you have questions about our services or eligibility requirements.

*PLEASE NOTE THAT USE OF HOMOPHOBIC, RACIST, OR LATERALLY VIOLENT LANGUAGE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. USERS WILL BE BANNED.*

Hopefully we've all done enough shoveling for one week!This Friday, it's time to put the shovels down and come together ...
01/28/2026

Hopefully we've all done enough shoveling for one week!

This Friday, it's time to put the shovels down and come together for our first Final Friday of 2026!

Come enjoy some refreshing mocktails, food, games, and fun with us. Please RSVP today for your chance to win a special prize!

Transportation assistance is available. Call 443-488-1600 for support.

Parking tips:
- Belvedere Garage, 1017 N Charles St (closest)
- AirGarage Lot, 1012 St Paul St (just down the block)
- AirGarage at Eager & Charles (short walk)
- Street parking if available

NAL events are always family-friendly and free.

Register here:
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/nativelifelines/final-friday-2026-mocktail-social

Baby… it’s cold outside, which makes this the perfect time to grab a blanket, pour some tea, and settle into a good book...
01/27/2026

Baby… it’s cold outside, which makes this the perfect time to grab a blanket, pour some tea, and settle into a good book!

Join us as we read The Roads of My Relations by Choctaw author Devon A. Mihesuah, a powerful and lyrical collection of interwoven stories following generations of a Choctaw family. Guided by strong matriarchs, elders, children, and beings beyond the human world, these stories explore love, loss, survival, and identity.

Set against the forced removal from Mississippi to Indian Territory in the nineteenth century, the book blends family lore, historical truth, and spiritual imagination. You will encounter ancestors, medicine people, and shape-shifters alongside the very real realities of colonial violence, displacement, and resilience.

At its heart, this book is about connection. To land. To ancestors. To culture. To one another. As Billie McKenney reminds us, “I’ve traveled a lot of roads, but never alone. My relations are with me.”

Book club meets February 11th at 7 pm via Zoom.
Registration is required to participate.
Register here (link in bio for IG users): https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpf-2tqD0jGNKjOxl6QbYZvBgm3-P7zGuJ

Relatives, our team will be working remotely on Wednesday, January 28, during normal business hours. We’ll be available ...
01/27/2026

Relatives, our team will be working remotely on Wednesday, January 28, during normal business hours. We’ll be available by phone and email to support you throughout the day.

For general questions, email info@nativeamericanlifelines.org.
If you need urgent help or resources, please call 211 (First Call for Help).

Thank you for your patience, and please continue to stay safe!

Relatives, due to ongoing winter weather, our Baltimore team will be working remotely tomorrow, Tuesday 1/27, during nor...
01/26/2026

Relatives, due to ongoing winter weather, our Baltimore team will be working remotely tomorrow, Tuesday 1/27, during normal business hours. We’re available by phone and email and here to support you.

For general questions, email info@nativeamericanlifelines.org. If you need urgent help or resources, please call 211 (First Call for Help).

Please stay safe, travel carefully, and check in on one another.

After a snowy weekend and a community-wide snow emergency, we're looking forward to coming together again.This week, we'...
01/26/2026

After a snowy weekend and a community-wide snow emergency, we're looking forward to coming together again.

This week, we're holding our first Final Friday of 2026!

Join us this Friday at 1119 Saint Paul Street for a Mocktail Social - a welcoming space to warm up and reconnect with community.

Enjoy refreshing alcohol-free drinks that support healthy living, along with food, games, laughter, and good company in a safe, sober environment.

Spots are limited so RSVP now! We will have a special prize for one guest who RSVPs. You must be present to win.

Transportation assistance is available. Call 443-488-1600 for support.

Parking tips:
- Belvedere Garage, 1017 N Charles St (closest)
- AirGarage Lot, 1012 St Paul St (just down the block)
- AirGarage at Eager & Charles (short walk)
- Street parking if available

NAL events are always family-friendly and free.

Register here:
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/nativelifelines/final-friday-2026-mocktail-social

Relatives, with the heavy snow and icy conditions rolling through the region, our team is working fully remotely on Mond...
01/25/2026

Relatives, with the heavy snow and icy conditions rolling through the region, our team is working fully remotely on Monday, 1/26. We’re all set to support you by phone and email, but we’ll be closing at 1PM so our folks can safely dig out, check on family, and take care of this winter weather like the pros they are.

Travel and roads are hazardous right now. This snow and ice is no joke and has made for slick conditions. Baltimore City services are focused on clearing primary routes and prioritizing emergency access.

If you need urgent help or are looking for resources, call 211 (First Call for Help). They’re a great point of contact for local support and emergency services.

Stay safe, stay warm, and check in on your neighbors if you can.

Hey Relatives! Join us for our 2-Spirit & Indigiqueer Talking Circle on January 28 at 6 PM. This is a space led by us an...
01/20/2026

Hey Relatives! Join us for our 2-Spirit & Indigiqueer Talking Circle on January 28 at 6 PM. This is a space led by us and for us to come together, share, and talk about the issues that impact our community.

In-person at our Baltimore office with food provided, and a virtual option available via Zoom.
Register at the link in our bio or bit.ly/talktome2s.

Join us at 1119 Saint Paul Street for our first Final Friday of 2026! We're hosting a Mocktail Social!!!!Zero Proof, Hig...
01/16/2026

Join us at 1119 Saint Paul Street for our first Final Friday of 2026!
We're hosting a Mocktail Social!!!!

Zero Proof, High Vibes
The cocktails may be fake but the games, laughs, and community are real AF. Come through for mocktails, handheld bites, and Cards for Decolonization as we gather in good company and safe, sober space.

Zero proof. Full presence. RSVP for your chance to win a door prize!
Spots are limited so RSVP now! We will have a special prize for one guest who RSVPs. You must be present to win.

Transportation assistance is available. Call 443-488-1600 for support.

Parking tips:
- Belvedere Garage, 1017 N Charles St (closest)
- AirGarage Lot, 1012 St Paul St (just down the block)
- AirGarage at Eager & Charles (short walk)
- Street parking if available

NAL events are always family-friendly and free.

Register here:
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/nativelifelines/final-friday-2026-mocktail-social

Language is connection. Language is culture. Language is living.Join us this Friday for our Ojibwe Language Table, a wel...
01/13/2026

Language is connection. Language is culture. Language is living.

Join us this Friday for our Ojibwe Language Table, a welcoming space to practice spoken Ojibwe, learn from community, and support Indigenous language revitalization together.

Friday, January 16, 2026
5:30 PM to 7:30 PM
NAL St. Paul Street
Baltimore, MD

Registration is required (link in bio for IG users):
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/nativelifelines/nal-ojibwe-language-table-1014667957

January is Mental Wellness Month, a reminder to check in with yourself and care for your mind during the winter months.T...
01/12/2026

January is Mental Wellness Month, a reminder to check in with yourself and care for your mind during the winter months.

This guide walks through simple ways to support your mental well-being, from small daily habits to knowing when and how to reach out for help. You do not have to do this alone.

Save this post so you can come back to these tips when you need them. Share it with someone you care about who may benefit from these resources.

If you or someone you love needs support, our office is here to listen and help connect you with resources.

410-524-1011
info@nativelifelines.org

Relatives! Tight turnaround time but if you are looking to start a career in trade, this is an opportunity for you!The B...
01/12/2026

Relatives! Tight turnaround time but if you are looking to start a career in trade, this is an opportunity for you!

The Baltimore-D.C. Metro Building Trades apprenticeship readiness programis a 6-week class. Offered Monday through Friday, 8 am-3:00 pm. The Raising the BAR program invests in the next generation of union construction workers. This program offers a ladder ofopportunity into the middle class through the union construction trades for our participants andtheir families.

Info session is TOMORROW so don't sleep on it! Register TODAY. You can do that here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf8X8ujGsSvKD3NbPmVygHXgmfagk14j6nHUu-TFj2Bd6as6w/viewform

Wellbriety is tomorrow.Join us for a community-centered gathering rooted in Indigenous values, healing, and connection. ...
01/12/2026

Wellbriety is tomorrow.

Join us for a community-centered gathering rooted in Indigenous values, healing, and connection. This is a space to reflect, share, and support one another on our wellness journeys.

Whether you are just starting out or have been walking this path for a while, you are welcome here.

Monday, January 12 (via Zoom)
Register here (link in bio for IG users):
www.bit.ly/2026wellbriety

Address

1119 St. Paul Street
Baltimore, MD
21202

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+14108372258

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Native American LifeLines of Baltimore posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Native American LifeLines of Baltimore:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category