National Council of Urban Indian Health

11/26/2025

This holiday season, learn how traditional foods can help support and heal our communities. Learn more about traditional foods with this resource: https://buff.ly/eML6M6d

11/25/2025

NCUIH is now accepting proposals and poster submissions for the 2026 Annual Conference, April 27–30 in Washington, D.C. Share your work advancing Native health and join leaders, partners, and advocates from across the country.
Submit here: https://buff.ly/0jIwAG2

11/25/2025

11/25 NCUIH Newsletter: Native American LifeLines Celebrates 25 Years, Key Policy Updates + Resources for Native American Heritage Month. https://buff.ly/95lnuJO

11/25/2025

November is National Diabetes Month and we’re showing love to our relatives by talking about it openly. Native people continue to experience higher rates of diabetes, but we also carry the strength, knowledge, and community to change that story.

Small daily steps really do add up. Move your body in ways that feel good, choose balance with your meals, drink your water, and keep up with your checkups.

Your health matters. Your family’s health matters.
Share this message and remind your relatives to get screened.🫶🏽🩵

11/25/2025

11/24/2025

NCUIH November Policy Update: Shut Down Ends, Federal Funding Developments, Advocacy Priorities, and New Resources for UIOs. https://mailchi.mp/ncuih/ncuih-november-policy-news-uio-advocacy-federal-updates-and-key-upcoming-dates-17970846

11/24/2025

One week until GivingTuesday! Invite friends and set a reminder to support NCUIH at https://ncuih.org/make-an-impact/.

11/23/2025

Across the country, 70% of Native people live in urban areas. Together with Urban Indian Organizations, NCUIH is building a future where every Native person—no matter where they live—has access to quality, culturally grounded care. https://buff.ly/GLoSDap

11/23/2025

Native American LifeLines is celebrating 25 years of service to Native communities in Baltimore and Boston.
For decades, NAL has strengthened urban Native health through culturally grounded care, community connection, and programs that honor tradition. Their work reflects a deep commitment to supporting Native families and advancing wellness in urban spaces.
NCUIH celebrates this 25-year milestone and the leaders whose dedication continues to guide NAL’s impact. https://buff.ly/xwtZ1Vo
Learn more at nativeamericanlifelines.org.

11/21/2025

NCUIH CEO, Francys Crevier (Algonquin), joined Grantmakers In Health President and CEO, Cara V. James, PhD, at the Health Policy Exchange to lift up priorities from Urban Indian Organizations and the communities they serve.

11/21/2025

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11/20/2025

The Indian Health Service has launched a new Office for Indian Veterans Support, led by Capt. Carmen “Skip” Clelland (Cheyenne and Arapaho). This office will strengthen coordination with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and elevate the needs of Native veterans across federal systems. https://ncuih.org/2025/11/19/the-indian-health-service-establishes-new-office-for-indian-veterans-support/