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National Council of Urban Indian Health Letter to Indian Health Services formally protesting the closing of Fresno Native American Health Center and call to implement Office of Urban Indian Health

Authors: National Council of Urban Indian Health

Publication Year: 2007

Last Updated: 2010-08-25 11:27:11

Journal: NCUIH

Keywords: NCUIH, national council of urban indian health, fresno native american health center, uihp, urban indian health program

 

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The National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) strongly opposes the Indian Health Services decision to close down the Fresno Native American Health Center, effective at the end of this week. The Fresno Native American Health Center wasat its opening in 2003one of the latest additions to the federally funded Urban Indian Health Program, which provides culturally relevant medical and behavioral health services to urban Indians across the nation. Today nearly seventy per cent of American Indians and Alaska Natives reside in urban areas, a fact which only emphasizes the need for competent and culturally knowledgeable medical services.

 

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The National Council of Urban Indian Health (NCUIH) strongly opposes the Indian Health Services decision to close down the Fresno Native American Health Center, effective at the end of this week. The Fresno Native American Health Center wasat its opening in 2003one of the latest additions to the federally funded Urban Indian Health Program, which provides culturally relevant medical and behavioral health services to urban Indians across the nation. Today nearly seventy per cent of American Indians and Alaska Natives reside in urban areas, a fact which only emphasizes the need for competent and culturally knowledgeable medical services.


 

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