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On December 5, 2025, the Indian Health Service (IHS) published a Dear Tribal Leader and Urban Indian Organization (UIO) Leader letter (DTLL/DULL), regarding the release of the final IHS Strategic […]
In this Edition: 📜 Appropriations Update: Continuing Resolution Signed Into Law with SDPI Extension. 💡 Legislative Updates: FMAP, Native Veterans, Lumbee Fairness Bill, MMIP, IHS Workforce, and Federal Boarding Schools. […]
Continuing Resolution Signed into Law, Averting a Government Shutdown The House and Senate passed a Continuing Resolution (CR) to extend government funding set to expire on December 20, 2024, until […]
Today, the long-awaited proposed final health package from Congress has been released. The proposal is currently considered to be “leaked” text and changes are possible before passage. The proposal includes a […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The “Good Medicine Award” recognizes exceptional leadership on behalf of Native communities in support of health care services. WASHINGTON, D.C. (December 11, 2024)– On December 11, 2024, […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, D.C. (December 5, 2024) – The National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) and the Alzheimer’s Association recently announced a new partnership aimed at promoting brain […]
RSV & flu Vaccine Toolkit, Policy Assessment, and Annual Report: Explore vaccination resources for Native communities and highlights from NCUIH’s latest Annual Report. 🔍 FY 2027 Area Budget Consultations: UIO […]
🔍 FY 2027 Area Budget Consultations: NCUIH held a prep session to help UIOs get ready for the upcoming IHS FY 2027 Area Budget Consultations. 📜 Appropriations & Legislative Updates: […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Gila River Indian Reservation, Arizona (October 28, 2024) – President Joe Biden delivered a historic formal apology on behalf of the federal government for its 150-year policy of forcibly […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “This approval is a testament to the tireless advocacy of Tribal leaders, Urban Indian Organizations, and our partners,” said Francys Crevier, J.D. (Algonquin), CEO of NCUIH. “It […]
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