IFHC-Indian Family Health Clinic

12/17/2025

💙 Naloxone Saves Lives 💙

Indian Family Health Clinic is committed to protecting the health and safety of our community. We offer naloxone education and training, along with access to naloxone kits, to help prevent opioid overdose deaths.

Naloxone is safe, easy to use, and can save a life in an emergency. Our training teaches you how to recognize the signs of an overdose and how to respond with confidence.

✔ Naloxone training available
✔ Naloxone kits provided
✔ Open to community members

If you are interested in learning more or would like to schedule training, please contact Indian Family Health Clinic or send us a message.

Together, we can save lives. 💙

12/13/2025

Cultural Traditions Beading and Craft class #21 was a mini Tipi ornaments.. I think they came out so awesome!! Good job class. See you all next year!! Thank you so much for making class so awesome to teach! I love learning new things and traditions during class.

12/10/2025

12/09/2025

American Indian Cancer Foundation’s Turquoise Thursday on January 15, 2026, to uplift cervical cancer screening and HPV prevention for Native communities. With Native women experiencing disproportionate rates of cervical cancer, increasing awareness and encouraging early detection is vital. Wear turquoise, share the message, and support community health.

12/03/2025

As we enter flu season, please make sure you are safe. Call today to schedule your flu vaccine at 406.268.1510.

11/27/2025

Gratitude is a practice we carry every day—not just today. Thankful for our community and the people we serve.

11/25/2025

Still need a turkey for Thanksgiving? We have way more than we need and want to share.

Come see us tonight at 6:00pm in the parking lot east of the GFRM Women's Shelter located at 317 2nd Ave S. 1st come, 1st serve.

11/22/2025

11/22/2025

Powwow time!!

11/04/2025

🌿 November is National Diabetes Month! 🌿

American Indian and Alaska Native communities are strong, resilient, and deeply rooted in wellness traditions. 💙 Yet today, diabetes continues to affect our relatives at higher rates than any other group in the U.S.

This month, we honor our ancestors by taking steps toward a healthier future — through awareness, prevention, and community care.

🩸 Know your numbers. Get tested and learn your risk.
🥗 Embrace traditional foods and active living.
🤝 Support one another — wellness is a community journey.

Together, we can rise against diabetes and protect the health of our Nations for generations to come. 🌎