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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.

JUST RELEASED: CCUIH’s Statement on the “One Big Beautiful Bill” The California Consortium for Urban Indian Health (CCUI...
04/07/2025

JUST RELEASED: CCUIH’s Statement on the “One Big Beautiful Bill”

The California Consortium for Urban Indian Health (CCUIH), alongside Urban Indian Organizations (UIOs), is raising serious concerns about the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which threatens to strip healthcare access from over 1 million Californians—disproportionately harming Urban Indian communities.

Urban Indian Health Organizations rely on Medi-Cal funding to deliver essential services like diabetes care, mental health support, and traditional healing. We urge lawmakers to protect this critical safety net and uphold their obligations to Native communities.

Learn more: ccuih.org/policy

This month, we celebrate our Two-Spirit, LGBTQ+, and Indigiqueer communities. Happy Pride Month!
18/06/2025

This month, we celebrate our Two-Spirit, LGBTQ+, and Indigiqueer communities. Happy Pride Month!

Native Relatives: If today feels heavy, you’re not alone.With everything happening in LA right now, it’s completely vali...
09/06/2025

Native Relatives: If today feels heavy, you’re not alone.

With everything happening in LA right now, it’s completely valid to feel overwhelmed, angry, or unsettled. You don’t have to carry it alone—support is here.

The CalHOPE Redline offers free, confidential peer support from Native peers who understand what our communities are going through.

📞 Call: 1-888-368-4090
📱 Text: 916-252-5002
💬 Live Chat: ccuih.org/redline

You can also connect with your local Urban Indian Health Organization for culturally grounded mental health services, traditional healing, and community-based care.

Find your local UIO here: ccuih.org/our-members

We are less than a month away from the California Native Harm Reduction Summit; our discounted room rate ends on May 30,...
27/05/2025

We are less than a month away from the California Native Harm Reduction Summit; our discounted room rate ends on May 30, 2025! Please be sure to book your hotel room before this date ends. Also note that the room block rate is below the government rate for Monterey county.

We are also excited to share that we have LIMITED space available for room sponsorships -- please visit the link or scan the QR code on the flyer to apply. We have limited space and will provide them on a first come, first serve basis, so apply as soon as possible!

We're looking forward to seeing you in Monterey.

We are almost a month away from our first California Native Harm Reduction Summit this June 23-25 in Monterey! We worked...
22/05/2025

We are almost a month away from our first California Native Harm Reduction Summit this June 23-25 in Monterey!

We worked with the incredible artist Monica Zavala on IG (Gabrielino/Tongva) to design our official summit logo which we're excited to share with you. We're grateful to be joined by our community, bringing panelists and workshop facilitators from across California Indian Country and beyond.

Please register at canativeharmreduction.square.site and book your hotel room by May 30th for the discount rate. Stay tuned for more details - we hope you're able to join us!

🔥 Slashing Health Equity: What the May Revise Means for Urban Native CommunitiesThe Governor’s budget plan threatens acc...
22/05/2025

🔥 Slashing Health Equity: What the May Revise Means for Urban Native Communities

The Governor’s budget plan threatens access to care for Urban AI/AN people. Cuts to Medi-Cal, CRDP, and equity funding put our communities at risk.

Contact us for our full analysis.



Last week, CCUIH hosted our first-ever Traditional Indian Healing Summit—a powerful day of community, conversation, and ...
20/05/2025

Last week, CCUIH hosted our first-ever Traditional Indian Healing Summit—a powerful day of community, conversation, and cultural care.

Our Executive Director, Virginia Hedrick, opened with reflections on California’s 1115 Medicaid Waiver and its impact on Urban Indian health. We heard from Esther Lucero and Layla Yamabe () on the strength of traditional healing, and from Michael Duran (), Sage LaPena (), and Anthony Guzman () on how these practices are woven into clinical care.

Wahpepah’s Kitchen nourished us with a traditional lunch, reminding us that food is medicine.

Sonya Tetnowski () shared about her advocacy on the VA Tribal Advisory Committee and the Not Invisible Act, emphasizing the importance of ensuring Native voices shape federal policy.

We ended with Sage LaPena leading a session on Indigenous plant knowledge and how it can be meaningfully integrated into Western care.

Thank you to all our speakers, attendees, The California Endowment, and Wehapeh’s Kitchen. We look forward to keeping this conversation going.

Culturally rooted mental health care saves lives—don’t let California cut it.Governor’s May revisions to the state budge...
19/05/2025

Culturally rooted mental health care saves lives—don’t let California cut it.

Governor’s May revisions to the state budget for FY 2025–2026 propose to completely cut the final year of funding for the California Reducing Disparities Project (CRDP)—a program that funds community-led, culturally grounded mental health services for Native, Black, Latinx, Asian, Pacific Islander, and LGBTQ+ communities.

We urge you to oppose this cut and restore this critical funding.

Sign the community sign-on letter and stand with us: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iFWMmjf901VbOLTSwvcjDsc4ROPgr_J0t2RI39HjRQs/viewform?edit_requested=true

We are almost a month away from our first California Native Harm Reduction Summit this June 23-25 in Monterey! We worked...
19/05/2025

We are almost a month away from our first California Native Harm Reduction Summit this June 23-25 in Monterey!

We worked with the incredible artist Monica Zavala on IG (Gabrielino/Tongva) to design our official summit logo which we're excited to share with you. We're grateful to be joined by our community, bringing panelists and workshop facilitators from across California Indian Country and beyond.

Please register at canativeharmreduction.square.site and book your hotel room by May 30th for the discount rate. Stay tuned for more details -- we hope you're able to join us!

AIR Summer Program 2025!More information at the link in bio!
19/05/2025

AIR Summer Program 2025!

More information at the link in bio!

Saturday is Friendship House's 18th Annual Dancing Feathers Powwow in San Francisco."A day of celebration, culture, comm...
16/05/2025

Saturday is Friendship House's 18th Annual Dancing Feathers Powwow in San Francisco.
"A day of celebration, culture, community, and intertribal pride—everyone is welcome!"

Native American Health Center's Indigenous Red Market happening Sunday!
16/05/2025

Native American Health Center's Indigenous Red Market happening Sunday!

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