Fresno American Indian Health Project Marks the Opening of Renewed Native Wellness and Youth Services Spaces
Category: Policy Blog
Fresno American Indian Health Project recently gathered community members, staff, and partners to mark the opening of its newly renovated Native Wellness and Youth Services spaces. The moment reflects continued investment in care that is shaped by community, culture, and trust.
The renewed spaces were designed to better support Native youth and families accessing wellness and behavioral health services in Fresno. Community members and partners recognized the importance of environments that feel welcoming, grounded, and reflective of the people they serve.
FAIHP continues to show how intentional spaces can strengthen care, connection, and long-term wellness for urban Native communities across California.