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.

NCUIH is excited to announce that our CEO, Francys Crevier, will be presenting at the 2026 Grantmakers In Health Annual ...
06/05/2026

NCUIH is excited to announce that our CEO, Francys Crevier, will be presenting at the 2026 Grantmakers In Health Annual Conference in Baltimore!

Join Francys, Colin Pekruhn of Grantmakers In Health, and Alaina McBournie of The Pew Charitable Trusts Wednesday, June 10, from 9:35–10:35 AM ET for “Life, Liberty, and Health: Philanthropy’s Role in Strengthening Native Health Systems.”

This session will focus on how philanthropy can help protect Native health systems during a time of rapid policy change and political uncertainty.

Urban Native communities deserve behavioral health systems that are strong, sustainable, and culturally grounded. NCUIH'...
06/05/2026

Urban Native communities deserve behavioral health systems that are strong, sustainable, and culturally grounded. NCUIH's Behavioral Health Strategy Guides cover everything from Medicaid reimbursement and traditional healing to workforce development and funding opportunities — five comprehensive guides to help strengthen behavioral health in Native communities. Access all guides today: buff.ly/WJQdnfi

NCUIH CEO Francys Crevier, JD shares her vision for health, sovereignty, and culturally grounded care for Native communi...
06/04/2026

NCUIH CEO Francys Crevier, JD shares her vision for health, sovereignty, and culturally grounded care for Native communities in a new feature by .

"When federal policy honors Tribal sovereignty and the trust responsibility, Tribes and UIOs are properly resourced and better positioned to deliver culturally grounded care to their communities." — Francys Crevier, JD · NCUIH CEO (Algonquin)

Read the full conversation on health, sovereignty, and the infrastructure of care https://buff.ly/QRUy9Sb

6/3/26 NCUIH Events Update: Register now for our last vaccine confidence webinar and explore Men’s Health Month resource...
06/03/2026

6/3/26 NCUIH Events Update: Register now for our last vaccine confidence webinar and explore Men’s Health Month resources. Read more and subscribe https://buff.ly/3xitrc9

Trump Submits Nomination of Mark Cruz for Director of the Indian Health Service. Read more https://buff.ly/71PaErm
06/03/2026

Trump Submits Nomination of Mark Cruz for Director of the Indian Health Service. Read more https://buff.ly/71PaErm

What does longterm leadership look like in urban Indian health? In this episode of the NCUIH Native Healthcast, Robyn Su...
06/01/2026

What does longterm leadership look like in urban Indian health? In this episode of the NCUIH Native Healthcast, Robyn Sunday-Allen (Cherokee Nation), NCUIH Board President, shares her journey from a new nurse to CEO of the Oklahoma City Indian Clinic—and what it takes to build continuity of care and community trust over time.
Listen: https://buff.ly/9WUq7z9

Who delivers behavioral health care matters just as much as how it's delivered. NCUIH's Strategy Guide 5 highlights prov...
05/29/2026

Who delivers behavioral health care matters just as much as how it's delivered. NCUIH's Strategy Guide 5 highlights proven approaches to building, expanding, and sustaining a behavioral health workforce rooted in Native community values — from apprenticeships and mentorship programs to telehealth and continuous training. Download the full guide and start strengthening your workforce today: https://buff.ly/WJQdnfi

National Council of Urban Indian Health Announces 2026-2028 Board of Directors Leadership https://buff.ly/86522K2
05/28/2026

National Council of Urban Indian Health Announces 2026-2028 Board of Directors Leadership https://buff.ly/86522K2

5/27 NCUIH Newsletter: Men’s Health Month, NCUIH 2026-2027 Policy Priorities, IHS Funding Updates, and Upcoming Vaccine ...
05/27/2026

5/27 NCUIH Newsletter: Men’s Health Month, NCUIH 2026-2027 Policy Priorities, IHS Funding Updates, and Upcoming Vaccine Confidence Webinar https://buff.ly/O6qbfDK

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