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2027 NCUIH Annual Conference

May 3–6, 2027 | The Westin Downtown, Washington, DC

Monday, May 3: Board Training for board members of Indian Health Service–funded Urban Indian Organizations
Tuesday–Wednesday, May 4–5: Conference Programming
Thursday, May 6: Hill Day (Staff and Leadership from IHS Funded UIOs only, pre-registration required)

Looking for more details? Visit the main NCUIH Annual Conference page.

The National Council of Urban Indian Health advances equitable, culturally grounded health care for American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban areas. More than 70% of Native people live in cities, and many still face barriers to care that honors their traditions and communities.

Your partnership supports Urban I Indian Organizations with the resources, training, and advocacy they need to improve health outcomes in the communities they serve.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2026 CONFERENCE
~300

attendees

24

sponsors

31

UIOs Represented

68

speakers

81

sessions

Why Sponsor NCUIH?
Mission Driven Impact

Sponsorship directly supports advocacy and capacity building for Urban Indian Organizations. Past conferences have led to policy advancements and collaborations that improved mental health services, cancer care, access to traditional healing, and more.

Audience Reach

NCUIH’s Annual Conference draws nearly 300 attendees from more than 100 organizations each year — UIO executives and clinical leadership, tribal leaders, federal partners, policymakers, researchers, and advocates.

Alignment with Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Goals

Sponsorship offers meaningful alignment with corporate social responsibility objectives—particularly in health, community engagement and inclusion initiatives. Sponsors are recognized not just as donors but as partners advancing health for Indigenous peoples.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Each sponsorship tier offers exclusive visibility, engagement, and storytelling opportunities designed to honor your leadership and amplify your impact across NCUIH’s national platform.

NCUIH is transitioning away from a formal contract process for sponsorship commitments. We now issue invoices directly instead of requiring contract signatures—streamlining the process and helping many partners avoid lengthy internal legal reviews.

Email Carolyn Angus-Hornbuckle at development@ncuih.org to confirm your sponsorship.

This website has the most up-to-date list of available sponsorship opportunities. All the details from the site are also included in our sponsorship guide, which you can find linked below. Please note that the PDF guide is not updated regularly with current availability, so be sure to check the website for the latest options.

Download Sponsorship Guide
SPONSOR PACKAGES
Premier Partnerships

Native Health Visionary | $100,000
(1 available)

The conference’s premier partnership. Forty-five minutes of live speaking on the main agenda are yours — a workshop or panel you shape — along with the largest presence we offer across the program, the app, and the room. Ten registrations included. This level demonstrates your commitment to urban Indian health nationally and support for NCUIH’s ongoing work.

UIO Champion | $50,000

Twenty-five minutes of live speaking on the agenda, six registrations, and full recognition across every channel we have — opening remarks, newsletter, a dedicated social post, the mobile app, and the annual report.

Partner Leader | $40,000

Ten minutes of live speaking, five registrations, and recognition in the opening remarks that frame the conference. Full visibility across the program, signage, and mobile app.

Supporting Levels Group 1

Health Ally | $25,000

Your message reaches the room without requiring your team to travel for a speaking slot. A five-minute video plays during the conference, your full-page ad runs in the program, and four registrations are included. Strong visibility with a lighter lift.

Community Builder | $15,000

Three registrations and visible recognition throughout the conference — your logo on the welcome slides that open each day, on the thank-you banner, and a half-page ad in the program every attendee carries.

Health Warrior | $10,000

Two registrations, a half-page ad, and logo recognition across the conference. A straightforward way to be present and be seen.

Signature Opportunities

Welcome Bag Sponsor | $20,000
(1 of 2 available)

Your logo travels with every attendee for the length of the conference, on the bag they carry to every session. The most visible single placement we offer. Includes a half page program ad.

Networking Sponsor — Leader Mixer | $20,000
(3 available)

Host the leadership mixer. You are recognized as host, offer brief welcome remarks, and have a dedicated sign at the event — the setting where the conference’s relationships get made.

Coffee Break Sponsor | $10,000
(6 available)

Your logo on the signage where the room gathers for coffee and a snack between sessions, plus recognition on the thank-you banner and the mobile app.

Supporting Levels Group 2

Culture Keepers | $5,000

Support the cultural grounding that makes this conference what it is. Includes a registration, a half-page ad in the program, and logo recognition on the welcome slides and thank-you banner.

Friend of NCUIH | $2,500

Stand with NCUIH’s mission publicly. Your logo appears on the welcome slides and the sponsor thank-you banner, and your organization is named in the conference program.

Ally | $1,000

An accessible way to show your support. Your organization is named in the conference program and on the sponsor page, and included in group sponsor recognition.

EXHIBIT SPACE

Exhibit space is sold separately from sponsorship and is limited to 15 spaces, offered first come, first served. Exhibit registration includes meals and breaks; it does not include conference session access.

Register as an Exhibitor Conference Website
Organization type Rate
Corporate $3,500
Government $1,500
Tribal Government or Business $1,200
Non-profit $800
Native Artists $500
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