California Consortium for Urban Indian Health - ccuih

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We are an alliance of direct service Urban Indian health organizations that suports health promotion and access for American Indians living in cities throughout California.

We are four weeks away from our 2026 Rooted in Tradition Summit! We are so excited to have an incredible lineup of speak...
05/21/2026

We are four weeks away from our 2026 Rooted in Tradition Summit! We are so excited to have an incredible lineup of speakers and cultural programming traveling in from across California.

Have a look at the topics we will be sharing as well as our youth track sessions, and be sure to register soon! Registration is free and open to all. For questions, agenda details, and registration, please check out our website at rootedintraditionsummit.square.site !

Today, on Native Nonprofit Day, we honor the Urban Indian health organizations across California that are on the frontli...
05/21/2026

Today, on Native Nonprofit Day, we honor the Urban Indian health organizations across California that are on the frontlines of community care, cultural healing, and advocacy.

Through the work of these vital programs, Native communities are accessing culturally grounded healthcare, behavioral health services, traditional healing, and life-saving resources every day.
At CCUIH, we are proud to support and uplift these organizations—but their impact is only possible through community support.

✨ We encourage you to give directly to your local Urban Indian health center and invest in the health, resilience, and future of Native communities.
Together, we are building stronger, healthier generations.

Thank you Stanford Unviversity❤️
05/10/2026

Thank you Stanford Unviversity❤️

May 5 is awareness day, part of the larger .
05/05/2026

May 5 is awareness day, part of the larger .

Today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. As fentanyl continues to be present in our communities, it’s important that we...
04/29/2026

Today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day. As fentanyl continues to be present in our communities, it’s important that we work together to combat its effects. Carrying naloxone and knowing how to use it can save lives. Learn more at our monthly overdose trainings every 2nd Tuesday at 6pm PST. Link in bio to learn more!

We’ve extended the deadline to submit a proposal by 48 hours! If you are a visionary event planner and experienced fundr...
04/20/2026

We’ve extended the deadline to submit a proposal by 48 hours! If you are a visionary event planner and experienced fundraiser that can help CCUIH design and execute our 20th Anniversary Gala, please email your proposal to communications@ccuih.org by Wednesday April 22, 2026!

CCUIH is honored to have been apart of ’s MMIP Press Conference, supporting their release of the Bay Area Missing and Mu...
04/17/2026

CCUIH is honored to have been apart of ’s MMIP Press Conference, supporting their release of the Bay Area Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Research Report! Swipe to see some more of their upcoming events!

Thank you to our UIO leaders and staff who make good health happen every day 💛
04/08/2026

Thank you to our UIO leaders and staff who make good health happen every day 💛

National Public Health Week reminds us that good health doesn’t just happen—it’s built through community, care, and conn...
04/07/2026

National Public Health Week reminds us that good health doesn’t just happen—it’s built through community, care, and connection.
Urban Indian Organizations play a vital role in supporting the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing of urban Native communities.

Public health is something we all take part in.Together, we can support healthier Native communities by: • Staying conne...
04/06/2026

Public health is something we all take part in.

Together, we can support healthier Native communities by:
• Staying connected to community
• Staying informed on Native health priorities
• Knowing and engaging with our elected leaders

Stay informed. Get involved. Support your community!

Happy National Public Health Week! This week, we take time to recognize that public health is more than going to the doc...
04/06/2026

Happy National Public Health Week! This week, we take time to recognize that public health is more than going to the doctor. It is about community, prevention, and creating the conditions for people to live healthy lives. Good health starts with strong, supported communities. Stay connected: ccuih.org/policy

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1016 Lincoln Boulevard, Ste 111
San Francisco, CA
94129

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

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