National Council of Urban Indian Health

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We envision a nation where comprehensive, culturally competent personal and public health services are available and accessible to American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban communities throughout the United States. NCUIH is a national organization devoted to the support and development of quality, accessible, and culturally-competent health services for American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban settings.

Yesterday, Adrianne Maddux, Executive Director of Denver Indian Health and Family Services (DIHFS) and NCUIH Treasurer, ...
09/18/2025

Yesterday, Adrianne Maddux, Executive Director of Denver Indian Health and Family Services (DIHFS) and NCUIH Treasurer, met with Chairman Hurd of the House Subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs. We’re grateful for his leadership and commitment to ensuring continued access to health care for Tribal citizens. Nearly 2,000 individuals rely on the IHS-funded Denver clinic for essential services. This conversation reflects a shared focus on strengthening community-based care and delivering results that matter.

New sponsorship packages for the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference are now available.Support Urban Indian health and connect ...
09/17/2025

New sponsorship packages for the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference are now available.

Support Urban Indian health and connect with Native health organizations.

Our room block at the Westin Washington DC Downtown is open now and space is limited. Special rates are available until April 3, 2026.

Learn more: https://buff.ly/jYFqtsf

9/16 NCUIH Newsletter: House Bill Increases Funding for Indian Country + Upcoming Webinars. https://buff.ly/K2RhlWe
09/16/2025

9/16 NCUIH Newsletter: House Bill Increases Funding for Indian Country + Upcoming Webinars. https://buff.ly/K2RhlWe

House Appropriations Committee Advances Labor Health and Human Services Spending Bill, Increases Funding for Key Indian ...
09/15/2025

House Appropriations Committee Advances Labor Health and Human Services Spending Bill, Increases Funding for Key Indian Country Programs. https://buff.ly/lWXrp42

Tomorrow at 2 PM ET — Pathway to Vaccine Confidence. Learn how motivational interviewing can address vaccine hesitancy a...
09/15/2025

Tomorrow at 2 PM ET — Pathway to Vaccine Confidence. Learn how motivational interviewing can address vaccine hesitancy and strengthen patient trust.

🔗 Register now https://buff.ly/aSkzCC3

📢 Join us on October 16 from 2–3 PM ET for Using Creative Arts Expression to Explore and Treat Trauma. This 60-minute we...
09/15/2025

📢 Join us on October 16 from 2–3 PM ET for Using Creative Arts Expression to Explore and Treat Trauma. This 60-minute webinar, led by Daniel Domaguin of the Consortium for Urban Indian Health, will share culturally grounded practices to support healing in Native communities. Learn how creative arts can strengthen programs addressing conflict, su***de prevention, and addiction recovery.
👉 [Register here – https://buff.ly/Rn828kq ]

NCUIH’s Interim Director of Congressional Relations, Jeremy Grabiner, recently visited Native American LifeLines of Bost...
09/15/2025

NCUIH’s Interim Director of Congressional Relations, Jeremy Grabiner, recently visited Native American LifeLines of Boston to learn more about the vital services they provide to support their Urban Native community.

Thank you to the team at NAL for the incredible work you do every day!

Learn more at: nativeamericanlifelines.org

Dr. Kimberly Fowler, VP of NCUIH’s Technical Assistance and Research Center (TARC), presented at the National Indian Hea...
09/11/2025

Dr. Kimberly Fowler, VP of NCUIH’s Technical Assistance and Research Center (TARC), presented at the National Indian Health Board’s National Tribal Health Conference on NCUIH’s capacity-building efforts to support Urban Indian Organizations (UIOs) with Electronic Case Reporting (eCR) implementation. She highlighted both the benefits and challenges for UIOs as health care providers sharing case data with local and Tribal public health authorities, and shared NCUIH’s newly developed UIO eCR Roadmap addendum resource to guide UIOs through the technical process.

Great to meet with Dr. Hartwig, the new Senior Advisor for Indian Health Service. Proud to stand alongside Tribal Self G...
09/11/2025

Great to meet with Dr. Hartwig, the new Senior Advisor for Indian Health Service. Proud to stand alongside Tribal Self Governance and the National Indian Health Board in partnership to elevate and advance priorities in Native health. Together, we’re committed to driving meaningful change and honoring tribal sovereignty in shaping health policy.

NCUIH appreciated the opportunity to connect in person with Debi Nalwood from the Division of Urban Indian Affairs at th...
09/11/2025

NCUIH appreciated the opportunity to connect in person with Debi Nalwood from the Division of Urban Indian Affairs at the Indian Health Service during the National Indian Health Board Conference. The Division works closely with the 41 Urban Indian Organizations funded by IHS to support health care delivery for Native people living in urban areas.

Hope Is… "with us all through resilience!”Every message we’ve gathered today reminds us that is more than a campaign; ...
09/10/2025

Hope Is… "with us all through resilience!”

Every message we’ve gathered today reminds us that is more than a campaign; it’s a movement of care and connection.

Thank you to everyone who has shared their hope with us here at ! There's still time to visit us today at booth #5!

So much strength and vision in one space! 💫 This is just a glimpse of the UIO leaders with us at —many more are here jo...
09/10/2025

So much strength and vision in one space! 💫 This is just a glimpse of the UIO leaders with us at —many more are here joining the conversations, sharing knowledge, and representing their communities!

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NCUIH is a national organization devoted to the support and development of quality, accessible, and culturally-competent health services for American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban settings.