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National Council of Urban Indian Health Thank You Letter to Glynn Crooks Vice-Chairmen to Shakopee Mdewakanton Tribe 03-11-07

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Publication Year: 2007
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Short Abstract: I would like to thank you and express my appreciation for allowing me to share your table at the NCAI Awards Ceremony. As a young organization, the National Council of Urban Indian Health looks up to your Tribe’s excellent work in Indian-Country. The high performance, integrity and compassion shown by the Tribe sheds light on our path and work; it indeed gives NCUIH the hope that Indian Country can indeed join efforts, speak and work in unison.

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National Council or Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) Scope of Work for the National Native American AIDS Prevention Center (NNAAPC) for Marketing, Branding, and Web-Site design 11-15-06 through 02-14-07

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Publication Year: 2007
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Short Abstract: NCUIH shall render the Marketing & Branding services here below listed to the National Native American Aids Prevention Center (NNAAPC) in the period comprising September the 15th, 2006 through February 14th, 2007:

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National Council of Urban Indian Health Diabetes Data Collection

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Publication Year: 2009
Last Updated: 2010-01-25 22:02:32
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Short Abstract: The Urban Indian Health Institute (UIHI) is available for technical assistance to support Urban Indian Health Organizations (UIHO) reach their goals with diabetes data collection. The technical assistance offered can be adapted to individual program needs.

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National Council of Urban Indian Health letter to support Susan Roth Executive Director LifeLines Community Native American Program 07-13-07

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Publication Year: 2007
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Short Abstract: We would like to hereby present our strong support for the LifeLines Community Native American Program’s application for the Minority Outreach and Technical Support grant. The LifeLines program accounts for proven success in the delivery of substance abuse and support services for disadvantaged Native Americans living in the Baltimore area.

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National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) Urban Indian Education and Research Organization Grant Program Categorical Budget and Narrative Year 1

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Publication Year: 2009
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Short Abstract: This budget narrative is organized according to the Federally approved budget categories: a) Personnel, b)Fringe, c) Travel, d) Equipment, e) Supplies, f) Contractual, g) Other. Appropriate justification has been provided for all expenses listed in the budget detail.

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National Council of Urban Indian Health Transition Plan: Urban Indian Health The First 100 Days 10-10-08

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Publication Year: 2008
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Short Abstract: This document is not intended to be a comprehensive overview of the needs of the Urban Indian Health Program, but rather the intent is to identify immediate issues and concerns for the incoming Administration. The Urban Indian Health Program has suffered decades of neglect, and in the last four years, outright hostility and attack. The National Council of Urban Indian Health hopes to work with the incoming Administration to remedy the problems and difficulties facing the UIHP. This document is an invitation to discuss what NCUIH sees as problems and potential solutions for the UIHP.

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National Council of Urban Indian Health submission to Phyllis Wolfe, Office of Urban Indian Health Programs Indian Health Service for the Research Organization Cooperative Agreement HHS-2008-UIHP-0003 for the FY 2008

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Publication Year: 2007
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Short Abstract: Enclosed in this package, please find the resubmission of our proposal for the Urban Indian Education and Research Organization Cooperative Agreement-- HHS-2008-IHS-UIHP-0003-- for the FY 2009 Budget; with grant activities occurring September 1, 2008 through August 31, 2009.

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National Council of Urban Indian Health Proposal to Ms. Margaret Knight Executive Director of the Association of American Indian Physicians on the Healthy Indian Country Initiative (HICI) March 2008

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Publication Year: 2008
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Short Abstract: American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/AN) are currently in their most critical health condition ever-- presenting the highest rates of health disparities in the nation. Caught between the US Government and Tribal tensions; entangled by inadequate federal policies; and restrained by our own pride and stoic nature, Urban American Indians struggle greatly to access the healthcare and welfare systems. Advocacy, knowledge and awareness are extremely urgent. Advocating on our own behalf to change federal policies becomes a titanic challenge when funds, leadership and skills are very scarce; while information and knowledge are practically nonexistent. For the afore-mentioned reasons, the National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) hereby expresses its commitment and excitement to collaborate with the Association of American Indian Physicians, the National Indian Health Board, and the US Department of Health and Human Services to improve the situation of our Indian brothers and sisters through the Healthy Indian Country Initiative (HICI). NCUIH would like to respond to this unique opportunity by presenting a proposal that takes into account the (extremely shocking) lack of information on Urban Indian Health. NCUIH intends to tackle the same by incorporating an academic collection of information; as well as the gathering /analysis of the evidence-based information and knowledge foundation emanating from the practical experience of main field actors. The knowledge compiled and the materials created will be used to create an online toolkit that will make this categorized information available to the Urban Indian Health partners and Tribes as proven tools for replicable successes across the United States.

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National Council of Urban Indian Health 1st quarter Executive Director’s Report 2007

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Publication Year: 2007
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Short Abstract: Part of stabilizing an organization includes ensuring that consistent and clear communication is presented to the Board of Directors as prescribed by the NCUIH Policy Governance Manual. This is my first draft of a reporting module that is consistent with both our IHS cooperative agreement and Executive Limitations in the Policy Governance Manual. As this is a first draft I will adjust it for subsequent quarterly board meetings at the Boards pleasure. My hope is that this ED report along with monthly financial statements will allow our geographically diverse Board the tools to make informed goals setting and evaluation as needed.

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The National Council of Urban Indian Health and the Indian Health Care Improvement Act NCUIH-IHCIA

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Publication Year: 2009
Last Updated: 2010-01-25 22:02:20
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Short Abstract: As the primary organization promoting and advocating urban Indian health at the national level, NCUIH has been excited to be a participant in the many different ways of bringing awareness to the pending reauthorization of the Indian Health Care Improvement Act (IHCIA). Of grave consequence to the health of all Indians, IHCIA remains one of the main pillars of federal recognition of its trust obligation to this nation’s indigenous population.

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