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.

Nominations are now open for the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference Awards. Help us recognize leaders whose work strengthens U...
02/03/2026

Nominations are now open for the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference Awards.
Help us recognize leaders whose work strengthens Urban Indian health and uplifts Native communities nationwide.
Nominations close Friday, March 13, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET.
đź”— Nominate someone who deserves national recognition.
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❤️ February is American Heart Month.Heart health is an important part of overall wellness for Native communities. This m...
02/01/2026

❤️ February is American Heart Month.
Heart health is an important part of overall wellness for Native communities. This month, NCUIH is sharing resources and ready-to-use materials to support heart health awareness.
đź”— Explore and download graphics:
https://buff.ly/JPFTUuv

Attending the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference? Book Now – Limited Space!We’re excited to be back at The Westin Washington, ...
01/29/2026

Attending the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference? Book Now – Limited Space!

We’re excited to be back at The Westin Washington, DC Downtown! Our room block is filling fast, so don’t wait. Discounted rates are only available until April 3, 2026, and are on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Reserve your room: https://buff.ly/ahxKXw5
Learn more about the conference: https://buff.ly/vqKK1ve

Join NCUIH for our next Community of Learning, Smart Health Access: The Rise of Wellness Vending Machines. This session ...
01/28/2026

Join NCUIH for our next Community of Learning, Smart Health Access: The Rise of Wellness Vending Machines. This session will explore how innovative vending solutions can expand access to health-supporting products and services in community settings. January 29, 2026, from 2:00–2:45 PM ET. Registration information available at the link below.https://ncuih.org/event/smart-health-access-the-rise-of-wellness-vending-machines/

RSV remains a concern for Native communities, especially elders and young children. NCUIH’s RSV Toolkit is available to ...
01/27/2026

RSV remains a concern for Native communities, especially elders and young children. NCUIH’s RSV Toolkit is available to support Urban Indian Organizations with culturally grounded resources, graphics, and messaging to share with patients and community members.
Explore and download the toolkit to support prevention efforts and community awareness. https://buff.ly/Vfgb1P6

We’re honored to see NCUIH’s maternal health work with Urban Indian Organizations featured in KFF Health News “Native Am...
01/26/2026

We’re honored to see NCUIH’s maternal health work with Urban Indian Organizations featured in KFF Health News “Native Americans Are Dying From Pregnancy. They Want a Voice To Stop the Trend” by Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez, highlighting a preventable crisis and Native-led efforts to save lives.
https://buff.ly/VQ9xoKP

January 23 is Maternal Health Awareness Day. Maternal health outcomes for Native mothers reflect both ongoing gaps in ca...
01/23/2026

January 23 is Maternal Health Awareness Day. Maternal health outcomes for Native mothers reflect both ongoing gaps in care and the strength of community-led approaches. NCUIH resources center data, lived experience, and culturally grounded perspectives on maternal health in Urban Native communities.
Learn more: https://buff.ly/9xnWoB2

Traditional Healing is not only culturally grounded, it is financially sustainable. NCUIH’s Investing in Wellness strate...
01/22/2026

Traditional Healing is not only culturally grounded, it is financially sustainable. NCUIH’s Investing in Wellness strategy guides explore how Traditional Healing can strengthen behavioral health services while supporting community trust and long-term program sustainability.
Learn more: https://buff.ly/5zEYj5e

Our newest NCUIH newsletter is out!Subscribe to receive policy updates, new resources, upcoming events, and highlights f...
01/21/2026

Our newest NCUIH newsletter is out!
Subscribe to receive policy updates, new resources, upcoming events, and highlights from and for Urban Indian health leaders nationwide. 📨✨ https://buff.ly/cGphvAX

Early bird registration is now open for the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference.Join us April 27–30, 2026, in Washington, D.C.,...
01/21/2026

Early bird registration is now open for the 2026 NCUIH Annual Conference.
Join us April 27–30, 2026, in Washington, D.C., as we mark 50 years of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act and come together to reflect, share, and strengthen urban Indian health.
Register by March 6 for a discounted rate. https://buff.ly/D2CP6AV

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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.