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All Nations Health Center (formerly Missoula Urban Indian Health Center) is committed to promoting sustainable healthy lives for our Native people and the surrounding community through culturally based, holistic care.

11/13/2025

All Nations will reopen at 3:15 p.m. today after our All-Staff training. A'ho!

11/13/2025

Join us this Tuesday Nov. 18th!

👟Take a moment to breathe, stretch, and center your spirit. Join us for a culturally grounded wellness session focused on movement, balance, and peace of mind.

👟For our American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) relatives up to 2nd generation descendants registered at All Nations.

11/07/2025

All Nations Health Center will be closed on Tuesday, November 11th, in observance of Veterans Day.
We give thanks to our relatives who have bravely served and sacrificed for our communities and this land. American Indian and Alaska Native people serve in the U.S. Armed Forces at five times the national average, and we honor that legacy with deep gratitude. ❤️🤍💙
📚 Please note: The American Indian Women’s Book Club will still meet that evening as scheduled.
Regular business hours will resume on Wednesday, November 12th.

11/05/2025

The 2025 GRIZ for Kids Toy Drive, Mountain of Giving Program and All Nations are working together to make this Holiday season awesome for our ANHC Registered American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) members up to 2nd generation descendant Youth.

❄Pickup/return Forms at front desk of ANHC Clinic, 830 W Central or CPHP Youth Center, 1515 S Russell

❄Ages 0-15

❄Deadline November 10th @ 12p

11/04/2025

Announcement for a change in Pharmacy Pickup next week:

We will be adjusting our medication pick up next week to only 1 day to adjust for our Veterans Day closure.

We understand this may be an adjustment, and we appreciate your understanding.

11/04/2025

All Nations will be providing support to our relatives who are part of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). We will be providing grocery cards and meal kit deliveries to our American Indians and Alaska Native (AIAN) enrolled members up to 2nd generation descendants who receive SNAP.

Here are additional community resources (Shared by Missoula Mutual Aid Community page):
☑️ Food Pantries:
Revive Church, 2811 Latimer
Saturday, 10a-12p
The Bridge-Hope in Roots, 2412 River Road, Suite B
Saturday, 10a-2p

☑️ Community Free Fridge/Pantry:
735 Howell, St-Northside
1756 S 10th St W-F2F
732 S 1st St W-Riverfront
516 N Second St W-Northside
722 Bulwer Street-Westside
423 East Montana Avenue-East Missoula

☑️ Free Community Meals:
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
301 S 6th St W
Saturday, 12p-2p (arrangements for pick can be made)

Food Not Bombs, Missoula County Courthouse
Sunday, 5:30p

The Poverello Center
Daily Meals, 6a-7:30a, 11:30a-1p, 5p-6:30p

10/31/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween from All Nations Health Center! 👻

Wishing all of our relatives a safe and joyful night of trick-or-treating! 🌙✨

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our Native Youth Council Trunk-or-Treat on Wednesday — we loved seeing all the creative costumes and sharing in the fun with our community. Our staff also had a blast with our costume and decorating contest! 🧡

Stay safe, enjoy the treats, and have a spooktacular Halloween! 🍬🌽🕸️

10/30/2025

Come on down to the All Nations Health Center Native Youth Council trunk-or-treat! We’ll be here until 7pm at the Former Women’s Club parking lot right by the All Nations Clinic!

10/29/2025

The Native Youth Council and All Nations invite you to celebrate Halloween with us TONIGHT! We invite you to join us for an evening of games, treats, and good company.

The Native Youth Council and All Nations invite you to celebrate Halloween with us! We invite you to join us for an evening of games, treats and good company.

10/25/2025

🌞 We’re at the Missoula Health & Wellness Fair today! 🌿
Stop by the UC Ballroom from 11 AM – 4 PM to connect with the All Nations Health Center team, grab some wellness resources, and learn more about our programs and services. 💚

Come say hi — we’d love to see you! 👋

10/25/2025

The Community Prevention & Health Promotion (CPHP) is excited to offer programming every Tuesday each month. Our Elder's Luncheon will be on Wednesdays. We offer programming to our American Indian/Alaska Native relatives who are registered at All Nations. Transportation and childcare will be available for some of our programming.

Here is the link to register: https://linktr.ee/allnationsmissoula.

To register as a relative, visit our website at https://allnations.health/

10/24/2025

We have had a tremendous amount of interest in our Being in Connection with Culture sewing series and have reached capacity at this time. We hope to provide this opportunity to all of our relatives so will be looking into offering an additional day of sewing. There is a waitlist option for the sewing session, link: https://linktr.ee/allnationsmissoula

We still have openings for middle and high school students! Follow same link.

Those that were able to sign up, will be receiving a welcoming email for Tuesday Oct. 28th session with specifics on sewing, childcare, and the youth session.

Address

830 W Central Avenue
Missoula, MT
59801

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 12pm

Website

https://linktr.ee/allnationsmissoula, https://allnations.health/

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Our History

All Nations Health Center (ANHC) is one of 41 Urban Indian Health Programs (UIHP) located throughout the United States and has been incorporated as a non-profit 501 (c)(3) community-based organization since 1970, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors elected by the American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) community. Originally known as Qua-Qui, the founders of this organization saw a need for those Native Americans who have left their reservation to seek a better way of life through higher education and/or employment to have a place to come together as Indian people to practice and preserve their culture. This need still exists today and ANHC continues to provide support to our urban Indian community to assist in the transition from reservation life into mainstream society.

Qua-Qui began offering health services in the late 70’s and by 1982 the health program provided weekly on-site clinics facilitated by volunteer nurses from the Montana State University Student Nursing Program and a volunteer Family Health Practitioner. The clinic offered minor health care services including well child and special clinics for women. By 1986, Qua-Qui had experienced many organizational changes including relocation, phasing out on-site clinical services and changing the name from Qua-Qui to Native American Services Agency. In 1993, we merged our services with the Missoula Indian Alcohol & Drug Services Agency in order to provide one stop comprehensive health and chemical dependency services to the Indian community. We changed our name from Native American Services Agency to The Missoula Urban Indian Health Center and finally to All Nations Health Center. ANHC now proudly offers a comprehensive suite of healthcare services from full medical services to behavioral health services.

ANHC implements an Integrated Care model and has begun to implement trauma-informed practices and policies in order to achieve holistic wellness for the Missoula AIAN community. We now currently serve over 2,000 registered clients who are AIAN enrolled tribal members or up to second-degree descendants.