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.

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

Thank you to our UIO leaders and staff who make good health happen every day đź’›

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

The full-day Opioid Response Network (ORN) Regional Nursing Summit is designed for registered nurses, nurse practitioner...
04/03/2026

The full-day Opioid Response Network (ORN) Regional Nursing Summit is designed for registered nurses, nurse practitioners, licensed vocational/practical nurses, and healthcare professionals working in substance use disorder (SUD) or addiction care who seek to strengthen clinical practice, professional growth, and emotional resilience. The evidence-based content presented at the ORN regional nursing summit will focus on emerging trends in SUD treatment, professional development pathways, and emotional safety considerations inherent in healthcare practice. Participants will examine strategies to practice at the full scope of nursing practice, build therapeutic relationships with clients and communities, and recognize organizational champions who support effective addiction care. Through discussion and reflection, attendees will gain practical tools to improve care delivery, workplace culture, and personal well-being.Upon completion, learners will be able to apply knowledge and skills to enhance patient outcomes, professional resilience, and healthcare team effectiveness.

04/01/2026

We are honored to share that our Rising Together short film has officially been released. We hosted a screening in Sacramento, which brought together partners, community leaders, and advocates from across the state. The event was a success and a strong reflection of the collective commitment behind this work.

Rising Together highlights our statewide initiative to support American Indian and Alaska Native survivors of violence through culturally centered education, collaboration, and healing. At its core, the film captures the heart of this movement—grounded in community, tradition, and the shared responsibility to ensure safety and wellness for our relatives. This film was created in collaboration with Condor Visual Media and made possible through the generous support of the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation and IllumiNative. It stands as a testament to what is possible when we come together with intention and purpose.

This project was created in collaboration with Condor Visual Media and made possible through the generous support of the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation and IllumiNative. We are also deeply grateful to the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation for opening the Seka Hills Tasting Room to host our screening and for their generous grant support to help continue this work forward into year two. Their partnership reflects the kind of community-driven investment that makes efforts like Rising Together possible.

We invite you to take a few moments to view the full film and reflect on the stories and vision it carries forward.

We Are Rising Together Full Short Film (đź”— in bio):
https://youtu.be/F2UNJBzkm8Q?si=J96NUE2SY46pUs_T

CCUIH is seeking a visionary event planner and experienced fundraiser to design and executeour 20th Anniversary Gala. Th...
03/30/2026

CCUIH is seeking a visionary event planner and experienced fundraiser to design and execute
our 20th Anniversary Gala. This event will be a premier gathering of community and tribal
leaders, health advocates, policy makers, and community members.

Interested? Learn more by scanning the QR code or clicking the link in our bio! Submit a proposal by emailing your submission to communications@ccuih.org

We invite you to attend the combined in-person California Indian Opioid Safety Coalition/Tribal MAT All Grantee Convenin...
03/25/2026

We invite you to attend the combined in-person California Indian Opioid Safety Coalition/Tribal MAT All Grantee Convening on May 20 and May 21, 2026, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Sacramento for our “Building Hope and Healing in California Indian Country.” Link to registration/draft agenda in bio!

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month 💙. It’s a great reminder to prioritize your health and stay up to da...
03/16/2026

March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month 💙. It’s a great reminder to prioritize your health and stay up to date on colorectal cancer screenings. To learn more about your screening options and get connected, please reach out to your local UIO for support.

CCUIH is excited to share the next training in our monthly naloxone series will be April 14th! 🪶❤️‍🔥 These are free over...
03/11/2026

CCUIH is excited to share the next training in our monthly naloxone series will be April 14th! 🪶❤️‍🔥 These are free overdose prevention and overdose reversal trainings open to all, with a special emphasis on how overdose affects our Native community. We will provide free naloxone to all participants and are happy to workshop with you about how to bring additional overdose prevention tools and skills to your local community. We will be holding these sessions every second Tuesday of the month at 6pm PST through the rest of 2026. We are also able to schedule individual sessions by request, so if you would like us to bring this or any of our other trainings to your community at another time please reach out to us via email. Register now at bit.ly/ccuih-narcan26 (case-sensitive). 🔗 Link also in our bio! We hope you’re able to join us!

We are excited to announce our Exhibitor + Vendor Table Applications for our Rooted in Tradition: California Native Harm...
03/10/2026

We are excited to announce our Exhibitor + Vendor Table Applications for our Rooted in Tradition: California Native Harm Reduction Summit are now open! ❤️‍🔥🪶 Applications will be accepted until May 15, 2026. We are happy to provide confirmed applicants with no-cost table, however we ask vendors who will be selling items to please donate one item of your choosing to be used in our raffle prize pool for attendees. Space is limited, so apply early. We're excited to have you join us!

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🪶💚 Open Call for Presenters + Workshop Proposals: for our second-annual Rooted in Tradition, a California Native Harm Re...
02/26/2026

🪶💚 Open Call for Presenters + Workshop Proposals: for our second-annual Rooted in Tradition, a California Native Harm Reduction Summit! 💚🪶

We welcome all submissions and hope to make this space a special and refreshing experience for attendees. We are interested in hearing from: people who haven't had the chance to share their story before; new and emerging practices; cultural programming; and voices from specialized community projects (such as 2SLGBTQ+, youth, elders, formerly/incarcerated individuals, etc). Examples of topics from last year include: Street-Based Outreach from the Bay Area to Toronto; Land-Based Healing & Traditional Ecological Knowledge; and Two Spirit Harm Reduction.

If you think you have an interesting perspective or project to share about, we encourage you to apply! If you are new to presenting or have a new topic and would like support with developing your concept, we also encourage you to submit and indicate this on your application. We want this summit to be a welcoming and supportive place for our people from all walks of life to learn alongside each other.

Further information and details are available on our website rootedintraditionsummit.square.site under the "Applications" page. Submissions are due by March 25, 2026. Applicants will hear back with our decision by April 6, 2026.

Our team is excited to hear from you!

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1016 Lincoln Boulevard, Ste 111
San Francisco, CA
94129

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

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