United American Indian Involvement, Inc.

United American Indian Involvement, Inc. UAII is the largest non-profit provider of human and health services for American Indians, Native Hawaiian, & Alaskan Natives in Los Angeles & Orange County

Donate Today, help us fulfill our goals in the community. UAII, Inc. will provide quality physical and behavioral health, education and social support services that promote healthy lifestyles and individual responsibility in order to strengthen American Indian/Alaska Native communities, now and for future generations. All services will integrate traditions, practices and beliefs, be culturally sensitive and respectful of American Indian/Alaska Native tribal affiliation.

UAII is growing with purpose. Our new Childcare & Resource Center in Palmdale is creating space for our little ones to l...
04/28/2026

UAII is growing with purpose. Our new Childcare & Resource Center in Palmdale is creating space for our little ones to learn, grow, and stay connected to culture from the very beginning.

We are talking affordable childcare, culturally rooted care, and real support for families. From early learning to wellness programs, speech therapy, behavioral health, and more, this space is built with community at the center.

This is more than childcare. This is healing, opportunity, and a place where our future generations are supported every step of the way.

Swipe to read more! 👉🏽 Stay connected for opening updates and enrollment details at uaii.org

‼️LA, Save The Date 🗓️‼️It’s back!!! The People’s Home Intertribal Indigenous Pow Wow. A full day to celebrate culture, ...
04/28/2026

‼️LA, Save The Date 🗓️‼️

It’s back!!! The People’s Home Intertribal Indigenous Pow Wow. A full day to celebrate culture, connection, and everything that keeps our traditions alive right here in the city. From dancing and drumming to food, art, and community, it is all happening.

July 25th | 10AM–8PM
Cal State LA

More details coming soon 🧡

UAII is grateful for the opportunity to visit the Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska office in Seat...
04/27/2026

UAII is grateful for the opportunity to visit the Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska office in Seattle last week.

Our conversation with President Peterson and Roald Helgensen highlighted how much we can accomplish when we work together. Stronger communities start with strong partnerships, and we’re excited for what’s ahead.

That strength lives in how you keep showing up, even when things feel heavy. In how you care for yourself, your family, ...
04/27/2026

That strength lives in how you keep showing up, even when things feel heavy. In how you care for yourself, your family, and your community.

Stay grounded in who you are and where you come from.

STI Awareness Month and we’re keeping it real.Avoiding the conversation does not protect your health. Getting tested is ...
04/24/2026

STI Awareness Month and we’re keeping it real.

Avoiding the conversation does not protect your health. Getting tested is normal. Asking questions is normal. Taking care of yourself is power.

At UAII, we provide confidential, judgment free care rooted in community and culture. Whether you need testing, education, or just someone to talk to, we’re here for you.

Explore services at uaii.org đź’›

04/24/2026

Every month, UAII is on the ground at MacArthur Park providing essential support to our community—meals, water, pillows, and other basic necessities for those in need. We also bring our community clinic vans to help increase access to care and resources.

Rooted in care for our community. đź’›

Our Educational Fair brought together community and resources all in one space. From exploring career paths to connectin...
04/23/2026

Our Educational Fair brought together community and resources all in one space. From exploring career paths to connecting with programs that support your goals, this was about making the next step feel possible.

This is how we move forward together, by sharing knowledge and creating spaces where our community feels supported and seen. 🪶

Reading Indigenous authors is more than just picking up a book, it is learning history, holding truth, and seeing the ...
04/23/2026

Reading Indigenous authors is more than just picking up a book, it is learning history, holding truth, and seeing the world through a lens that has always been here

From stories of resilience to teachings about land, identity, and connection, these books remind us that knowledge is not one story, it is many voices

Today is a good day to slow down, pick something meaningful, and let it shift your perspective a little!

This past Sunday, we kicked off our Men’s Healing Circle with Thosh Collins and the energy in the room was real. This sp...
04/22/2026

This past Sunday, we kicked off our Men’s Healing Circle with Thosh Collins and the energy in the room was real. This space was created for healing in a way that feels rooted, supportive, and ours. ✊🏽

If you have been thinking about joining or missed the first one, there is still space for you!! Heal with us and be part of something meaningful.

Email events@uaii.org to secure your spot. Next date coming soon.

04/22/2026

For generations, our communities have lived in relationship with the Earth, not separate from it. It’s in the way we respect water, honor plants, and move with intention through our spaces, even in the middle of the city.

Earth Day is more than a reminder. It’s a practice. Checking in with how we treat the land, how we show gratitude, and how we carry those teachings forward. ❤️🌎🪶

Today was powerful. Indigenous health is not simply the absence of illness—it is a holistic state of balance. True welln...
04/22/2026

Today was powerful. Indigenous health is not simply the absence of illness—it is a holistic state of balance. True wellness requires reconnecting ancestral knowledge with healthcare delivery. Incorporating Indigenous knowledge must be the norm, not an optional consideration.

Indigenous healthcare is sovereignty. It is an expression of our inherent right to define our own systems of wellness, grounded in culture, land, and community.

There is a clear distinction between public policy and Indigenous policy. Yet the current Indian Health system continues to operate within a punitive, compliance‑driven framework that stands in direct conflict with Article 24 of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Our first Garden Workshop was a beautiful start. Community came through ready to learn, connect, and get their hands in ...
04/21/2026

Our first Garden Workshop was a beautiful start. Community came through ready to learn, connect, and get their hands in the soil. We introduced Native plants and walked through the basics like soil types, sunlight, and how to care for what you grow, all rooted in knowledge that’s been passed down for generations.

Missed the first one? You still have time to join us!

📅 Sunday, May 31 | ⏰ 10am–11:30am | UAII 1453. W Temple St, LA 90026

Next session will focus on food sovereignty and plant check. RSVP here: events@uaii.org

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1453 West Temple Street
Los Angeles, CA
90026

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Website

https://linktr.ee/uaii_org?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZ211UZm7BKQu_tVZQygFm97igY5lvHxfVBvSzlVXRjkr

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Donate Today, help us fulfill our goals in the community. UAII, Inc. will provide quality physical and behavioral health, education and social support services that promote healthy lifestyles and individual responsibility in order to strengthen American Indian/Alaska Native communities, now and for future generations. All services will integrate traditions, practices, and beliefs, be culturally sensitive and respectful of American Indian/Alaska Native tribal affiliation.