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c. HIV/AIDS
d. Prenatal/WIC

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a. Counseling/Social Services
b. Child/Youth Programs
c. Substance Abuse Treatment

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The Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) does not endorse or guarantee any of the resources included on this Web site. The resources are provided merely as a guide for those seeking services for Native American children and families. The agency or individual seeking resources from this list is responsible for screening the resource for appropriateness for the agency's or individual's purpose.

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGION

HEALTH

a. Medical

**Central Valley Indian Health
Central Valley Indian Health provides comprehensive care for American Indian people: General Medicine, Health Education, Podiatry

Central Valley Indian Health, Inc.
20 North Dewitt Avenue
Clovis, CA 93612
(559)299-2578
1-800-549-2092
www.ihs.gov

Central Valley Indian Health Clinic, Prather
29369 Auberry Road, Suite 102
Prather, CA 93651
(559)855-5390
(559)855-5395[fax]
www.ihs.gov

North Fork Indian and Community Health Center
32938 Road 222, Suite 2
PO Box 1122
North Fork, CA 93643
(559)877-4676
(559)877-7788[fax]
www.ihs.gov

Tachi Medical Center
16835 Alkali Drive, Suite M
PO Box 8
Lemoore, CA 93245
(559)924-1541
(559)924-2197[fax]
www.ihs.gov

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*CHAPA-DE Indian Health Program, Inc.
Chapa-De Indian Health Program, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that primarily provides Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health services to persons that reside in four counties: Placer, Nevada, Sierra and Yolo. The Program has been in existence since 1976. The Board of Directors is the governing body.

Medical Department: Physicians, Pediatrician, Registered Nurses, Licensed Vocational Nurses, Medical Assistants and Receptionists.

Some services are not available at all clinic sites.

  • Well Care
  • Prenatal care referral
  • Infant and well child checks
  • Adult and child immunizations
  • TB skin testing
  • Pap smears, breast exams, family planning,
  • Complete physicals
  • Counseling about nutrition, exercise, lifestyle
  • Confidential HIV testing and counseling
  • Breast cancer early detection program
  • Vision and hearing screening
  • Treatment of Medical Problems
    Lab tests
  • Management of chronic illnesses such as hypertension and diabetes
  • Minor surgery
  • Routine medical problems such as sore throat, common aches and pains
  • EKGs
  • Skin problems
  • Minor emergencies/Acute care
  • Hospitalization referral and follow-up
  • Referrals to specialists such as vision, behavioral health, ear, nose and throat
  • Sexually transmitted diseases

Auburn Clinic
11670 Atwood Road
Auburn, CA 95603
(530)887-2800
www.ihs.gov

Woodland Clinic
175 West Court Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530)661-4400
www.ihs.gov

Grass Valley Clinic
1061 East Main Street, #102
Grass Valley, CA 95949
(530)477-8545
www.ihs.gov

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*Fresno Native Health Center, Inc.
The mission is to attend and advocate for the physical, spiritual, emotional and social needs of the First Nation of the Americas residing within the Fresno metropolitan area.

Our Fresno clinic provides public heath care case management services for eligible American Indians and Alaska Natives residing in the Fresno services area. Services provided include:

  • Full Family Medicine Referrals
  • Diabetic Clinic
  • Health Promotion & Maintenance
  • Fitness & Nutrition Education
  • Wellbriety Group (The Sacred Walk on the Red Road Meeting)
  • Children & Adult Immunizations
  • Health Screening, Clinical Assessment & Referral
  • Health Benefit Coordination
  • Child Passenger Injury Prevention (Car Seats)
  • Community Outreach
  • Alcohol/Substance Abuse Treatment
  • Mental Health Counseling Services

Fresno Native American Health Center, Inc.
3636 N. First St. Suite 141
Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.221.3680
Fax: 559.221.390
www.fresnonativehealth.org
www.ihs.gov

*Jackson Rancheria Health Complex Medical Clinic
15515 Dalton's Drive
Jackson, CA 95642
(209)223-8470
(209)223-8473 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*Mariposa Indian Health Center/Medical Clinic
5192 Hospital Rd.
Mariposa, CA 95338
(209)742-6144
(209)742-5055[fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*Sacramento Native American Health Center
The medical department consists of a physician, a family nurse practitioner, a registered nurse, a medical assistant, a patient advocate and a clinic receptionist. They provide high quality, comprehensive primary care to clients, with an approximate 4,000 patient visits per year. In addition to primary care, prevention, early detection and treatment services; the Medical Department focuses on specific conditions affecting the long-term health of Native Americans, many of which can be linked to family dysfunction and sedentary lifestyle. The Medical Department has recognized the following as issues that affect the health of our Native American clients: diabetes, hypertension, family planning and prevention, smoking and alcohol and other substance abuse.

2020 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916)341-0575
(916)341-0574 [fax]
www.nativehealth.org
www.ihs.org

*Shingle Springs Tribal Health Program
Medical services are provided by a staff dedicated to community health and well-being. The staff includes a physician, family nurse practitioner, nursing staff and a community outreach representative. The medical team believes in the maintenance of good health and preventative disease. We provide healing services to the sick and care to the acute or chronically ill. It is our goal to meet the medical needs of every family member at every stage of life.

4140 Motherlode Drive, Suite 112
Shingle Springs, CA 95682
(530)672-8059
www.shinglespringsrancheria.com
www.ihs.org

*Sonora Indian Health Clinic

13975 Mono Way, Suite G
Sonora, CA 95370
(209)533-9600
(209)533-9608 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*Table Mountain Medical Clinic

23638 Sky Harbor Road
Friant, CA 93626
(559)822-3785
(559)822-3794
(559)822-3694 [fax]
www.ihs.gov

*Toiyabe Indian Health Project, Inc

Bishop Clinic
52 TuSu Lane
Bishop, CA 93514
(760)873-8461
(760)873-3530 [fax]

Camp Antelope Clinic
73 Camp Antelope Road
Coleville, CA 96107
(530)495-2151
(530)495-2736 [fax]

Lone Pine Clinic
1150 S. Goodwin Lane
Lone Pine, CA 93545
(760)876-4795
(760)876-5624 [fax]
www.ihs.gov

*Tuolumne Indian Health Center

18382 Tuolumne Road, Suite 7
Tuolumne, CA 95379
(209)928-4004
(209)928-4988 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

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*Tuolumne Me-Wuk Indian Health Center
PO Box 670
18880 Cherry Valley Road
Tuolumne, CA 95379
(209)928-5797
(209)928-1427[fax]
www.tmwihc.com
www.ihs.gov

*Tule River Indian Health Center, Inc.

Porterville:
M137 Reservation Road
Porterville, CA 93258
(559)784-2316
(559)781-6514 [fax]
www.ihs.gov

Visalia:
1900 North Dinuba Boulevard
Visalia, CA 93291
(559)625-0844
(559)625-1476 [fax]
www.ihs.gov

*West Point Community Clinic
20693 Highway 26, Unit 7
West Point, CA 95255
(209)293-4004
(209)293-9584 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

b. Dental

**Central Valley Indian Health
Central Valley Indian Health provides comprehensive dental services: Dental Hygiene, Diagnostics, Restorative Services

Central Valley Indian Health, Inc.
20 North Dewitt Avenue
Clovis, CA 93612
(559)299-2570
1-800-700-7729
www.ihs.gov

Central Valley Indian Health Clinic, Prather
29369 Auberry Road, Suite 102
Prather, CA 93651
(559)855-5393
(559)855-5395[fax]
www.ihs.gov

Tachi Medical Center
16835 Alkali Drive, Suite M
PO Box 8
Lemoore, CA 93245
(559)924-0460
(559)924-2197[fax]
www.ihs.gov

*CHAPA-DE Indian Health Program, Inc.
Chapa-De Indian Health Program, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that primarily provides Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health services to persons that reside in four counties: Placer, Nevada, Sierra and Yolo. The Program has been in existence since 1976. The Board of Directors is the governing body.

*Some services are not available at all clinic sites

  • Dental Department
  • Dentists, Registered Dental Assistants. Hygienist and Receptionist
  • Oral hygiene instructions such as flossing and gum care
  • Prophylaxis such as cleaning and polishing
  • Restorative care such as fillings
  • Dental appliances such as crowns, bridges and dentures
  • Root canals to save diseased teeth
  • Oral surgery
  • Orthodontics
  • Fluoride treatment
  • Dental outreach and education
  • Specialist referrals

Auburn Clinic
11670 Atwood Road
Auburn, CA 95603
(530)887-2800
www.ihs.gov

Woodland Clinic
175 West Court Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530)661-4400
www.ihs.gov

Grass Valley Clinic
1061 East Main Street, #102
Grass Valley, CA 95949
(530)477-8545
www.ihs.gov

*Fresno Native American Health Center, Inc.
3636 N. First St. Suite 141
Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.221.3680
Fax: 559.221.390
www.fresnonativehealth.org
www.ihs.gov

*Jackson Rancheria Health Complex/Dental Clinic
15515 Dalton's Drive
Jackson, CA 95642
(209)223-8460
(209)223-8464 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*MACT Indian Dental Clinic
18670 Carter Street
Tuolumne, CA 95379
(209)928-4279
(209)928-4101 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*Mariposa Indian Health Center/Dental Clinic
5192 Hospital Rd.
Mariposa, CA 95338
(209)966-0573
(209)742-6321
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*Sacramento Native American Health Center
The Dental Department consists of one dentist, one registered dental assistant, and a clinic receptionist. The Dental Department provides comprehensive, accessible and affordable quality dental care to patients. Services provided by the department include: preventive services and dental exams, endodontic care (root canals), crowns, bridges and dentures, pediatric dentistry, simple periodontics (gum treatment) and outreach educational services.

Sacramento Native American Health Center
2020 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916)341-0575
(916)341-0574 [fax]
www.nativehealth.org
www.ihs.org

*Shingle Springs Tribal Health Program
The clinic offers full dental exams that are provided by a dentist, registered dental assistants, and an oral hygienist. The services include:

  • Oral hygiene instruction
  • Cleaning and polishing treatments
  • Orthodontal care
  • Limited oral surgery
  • Outreach/education
  • Root canals
  • Basic restorative care (fillings, stainless steel crowns)
  • Major restorative care (crowns, bridges, dentures)
  • Specialized referral

4140 Motherlode Drive, Suite 112
Shingle Springs, CA 95682
(530)672-8059
www.shinglespringsrancheria.com
www.ihs.org

*Table Mountain Medical Clinic
23638 Sky Harbor Road
Friant, CA 93626
(559)822-3785
(559)822-3794
(559)822-3694 [fax]
www.ihs.gov

c. HIV/AIDS

**CHAPA-DE Indian Health Program, Inc.
Chapa-De Indian Health Program, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that primarily provides Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health services to persons that reside in four counties: Placer, Nevada, Sierra and Yolo. The Program has been in existence since 1976. The Board of Directors is the governing body. Some services are not available at all clinic sites

Auburn Clinic
11670 Atwood Road
Auburn, CA 95603
(530)887-2800
www.ihs.gov

Woodland Clinic
175 West Court Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530)661-4400
www.ihs.gov

Grass Valley Clinic
1061 East Main Street, #102
Grass Valley, CA 95949
(530)477-8545
www.ihs.gov

d. Prenatal/WIC

**Central Valley Indian Health
Central Valley Indian Health provides comprehensive nutritional services, including: Nutritional Counseling; Diabetes Education; WIC services

Central Valley Indian Health, Inc.
20 North Dewitt Avenue
Clovis, CA 93612
(559)299-2578
1-888-549-2899
www.ihs.gov

Central Valley Indian Health Clinic, Prather
29369 Auberry Road, Suite 102
Prather, CA 93651
(888)549-2899
(559)855-5395[fax]
www.ihs.gov

North Fork Indian and Community Health Center
32938 Road 222, Suite 2
PO Box 1122
North Fork, CA 93643
(888)549-2899
(559)877-7788[fax]
www.ihs.gov

Tachi Medical Center
16835 Alkali Drive, Suite M
PO Box 8
Lemoore, CA 93245
(888)549-2899
(559)924-2197[fax]
www.ihs.gov

*CHAPA-DE Indian Health Program, Inc.
Chapa-De Indian Health Program, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that primarily provides Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health services to persons that reside in four counties: Placer, Nevada, Sierra and Yolo. The Program has been in existence since 1976. The Board of Directors is the governing body. Some services are not available at all clinic sites

The Baby Luv Program: A Comprehensive Prenatal Service Program Provider for Pregnant Women on Medi-Cal

Auburn Clinic
11670 Atwood Road
Auburn, CA 95603
(530)887-2800
www.ihs.gov

Woodland Clinic
175 West Court Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530)661-4400
www.ihs.gov

Grass Valley Clinic
1061 East Main Street, #102
Grass Valley, CA 95949
(530)477-8545
www.ihs.gov

*Fresno Native American Health Center, Inc.

3636 N. First St. Suite 141
Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.221.3680
Fax: 559.221.390
www.fresnonativehealth.org
www.ihs.gov

MENTAL HEALTH

a. Counseling/Social Services

**Central Valley Indian Health, Inc.
20 North Dewitt Avenue
Clovis, CA 93612
(559)299-2634
1-800-549-2092
www.ihs.gov

*CHAPA-DE Indian Health Program, Inc.
Chapa-De Indian Health Program, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that primarily provides Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health services to persons that reside in four counties: Placer, Nevada, Sierra and Yolo. The Program has been in existence since 1976. The Board of Directors is the governing body.

*Some services are not available at all clinic sites

  • Family Services
  • Public Health Nurses, Nurse Educators, Registered Dietitian
  • Maternal Child Health and Comprehensive Prenatal services
  • Baby Luv program
  • Diabetes Health Education
  • HIV & STD testing and consultation
  • Nutrition and Consumer Education
  • Infant and child car and booster seats
  • Bicycle helmets for children
  • Social Service referrals
  • Referrals to county and state resources
  • Smoking Cessation consultation

Special Services: Pharmacy Behavioral Health Counseling Services, Optometry Youth Activities, Podiatry

Services of Chapa-De Behavioral Health Staff include but are not limited to:

  • Addiction and Recovery
  • Adjustment Disorders
  • Anger Control and Management
  • Anxiety Disorders
  • Bereavement
  • Child and Family
  • Child Sexual and Physical Abuse
  • Domestic Violence
  • Mood Disorders
  • Marital and Relationship
  • Parenting Skills
  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Stress Management

Auburn Clinic
11670 Atwood Road
Auburn, CA 95603
(530)887-2800
www.ihs.gov

Woodland Clinic
175 West Court Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530)661-4400
www.ihs.gov

Grass Valley Clinic
1061 East Main Street, #102
Grass Valley, CA 95949
(530)477-8545
www.ihs.gov

*Fresno Native American Health Center, Inc.
3636 N. First St. Suite 141
Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.221.3680
Fax: 559.221.390
www.fresnonativehealth.org
www.ihs.gov

*Jackson Rancheria Health Complex Behavioral Health
15505 Dalton's Drive
Jackson, CA 95642
(209)223-8480
(209)223-8484 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*MACT Healing Center (Mariposa)
4629 Highway 49 South
Mariposa, CA 95338
(209)966-3245
(209)966-4853 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*MACT Healing Center (West Point)
305 W. Main Street
West Point, CA 95255
(209)293-7002
(209)293-7002
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*Sacramento Native American Health Center
The mental health services are contracted with Dr. Art Martinez and Dr. Deborah Carter. The Mental Health contractors work with American Indians in the Sacramento area to assist them in achieving optimum emotional well being, as well as providing them with information and assistance in entering and using the mental health system. Services provided are as follows: crisis intervention, case management and consultation, family, couple and individual counseling, vocational and rehabilitation counseling, support, referral, and outreach services, and client advocacy.

2020 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916)341-0575
(916)341-0574 [fax]
www.nativehealth.org
www.ihs.org

*Shingle Springs Tribal Health Program
Our mental health staff offers counseling services for the individual, couple, family or group.

4140 Motherlode Drive, Suite 112
Shingle Springs, CA 95682
(530)672-8059
www.shinglespringsrancheria.com
www.ihs.org

*Tuolumne Band of Me Wuk Indians
Social Service Department, Indian Child Welfare Program

The Social Service Department of the Tuolumne Band of Me Wuk Indians is a consortium of two tribes; they are Jackson Rancheria and the Tuolumne Band of Me Wuk Indians. Our service area consists of four counties, Amador, Calaveras, Mariposa, and Tuolumne; these counties cover approximately 2500 square miles; in addition we work with CWS and County Counsel in San Joaquin and Sacramento Counties.

The tribe employs a social worker; he is available by phone, appointment, or on a walk in basis. The social worker is well versed in ICWA law and is expected to advocate for all Native children and their families to ensure adherence to the ICWA law. The social worker works diligently to protect the interests of Indian children and families, to prevent the breakup of Indian families, to promote the security and stability of the family and tribe to reflect the unique values of Indian culture, and to provide assistance to tribes in the operation of Child and Family Service Programs. ICWA services include but are not limited to:

  • Crisis Intervention
  • Family Reunification
  • Counseling
  • Foster Care Placement
  • Court Accompaniment

 

  • Family Advocacy
  • Development of Formal and Informal Case Plans
  • Referrals for Anger Management
  • Referrals for Native specific
  • Parenting Classes

Brandon Meyer or Lisa Ames
19595 Mi Wu Street
Tuolumne, CA 95379
Mailing Address:
PO Box 699
Tuolumne, CA 95379
(209)928-3475 xt 241
(209)928-1552 [fax]
E-mail: families@mlode.com

*Tuolumne Indian Health Center
18382 Tuolumne Road, Suite 9
Tuolumne, CA 95379
(209)928-4816
(209)928-3636 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

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b. Child/Youth Programs

*Recruiting Rural Parents for Indian Children
Recruiting Rural Parents for Indian Children is a five-year demonstration project through the federal Children's Bureau serving tribes, counties, courts, and families in northern and southern California.

What We Can Provide

  • A contact person who can answer questions and help you determine if parenting an Indian child(ren) is right for you and your family.
  • Assistance with home study and licensing processes.
  • Some help with transportation, child care, and other activities directly related to the home study and licensing processes.
  • Assistance with connecting to support services (medical, mental health, educational, etc.) appropriate for Indian children and families.
  • The opportunity to be part of a research activity that will help determine the best ways of recruiting and supporting rural parents who provide permanent homes for Indian children.
  • Assistance needed with the transition from urban to rural.
  • Support from project recruiters up to one year after the finalization of the placement.
  • Access to project staff who understand the needs and challenges faced by Indian children and families.

    Contacts:
    Susan Quash-Mah, Implementation Director
    767 Williamette, Suite 301
    Eugene, Oregon 97401
    (541)342-2692

    Elizabeth Teodecki
    Northern California Recruitment Coordinator
    PO Box 1097
    Willow Creek, California 95573
    (530)629-4242

    Karen D. Garcia
    North San Diego County Recruitment Liaison
    (877)286-6208

c. Substance Abuse Treatment

*CHAPA-DE Indian Health Program, Inc.
Chapa-De Indian Health Program, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that primarily provides Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health services to persons that reside in four counties: Placer, Nevada, Sierra and Yolo. The Program has been in existence since 1976. The Board of Directors is the governing body. Some services are not available at all clinic sites

Auburn Clinic
11670 Atwood Road
Auburn, CA 95603
(530)887-2800
www.ihs.gov

Woodland Clinic
175 West Court Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530)661-4400
www.ihs.gov

Grass Valley Clinic
1061 East Main Street, #102
Grass Valley, CA 95949
(530)477-8545
www.ihs.gov

*Fresno Native American Health Center, Inc.
3636 N. First St. Suite 141
Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.221.3680
Fax: 559.221.390
www.fresnonativehealth.org
www.ihs.gov

*Jackson Rancheria Health Complex Behavioral Health
15505 Dalton's Drive
Jackson, CA 95642
(209)223-8480
(209)223-8484 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*MACT Healing Center (Mariposa)
4629 Highway 49 South
Mariposa, CA 95338
(209)966-3245
(209)966-4853 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

*MACT Healing Center (West Point)
305 W. Main Street
West Point, CA 95255
(209)293-7002
(209)293-7002
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

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*Native Directions, Inc
Three Rivers Indian Lodge, Alcoholism Program
Founded in 1974, Three Rivers Indian Lodge administers and extends alcoholism treatment services for the individual needing a "point of new beginnings".

The treatment services presently available for American Indian individuals in a 90-day community alcoholism treatment center in Manteca, California.

90 Day Treatment Includes:

  • Residential Care
  • 12 Step Program
  • Group and Individual
  • Counseling
  • Red Road Recovery Program
  • White Bison Program
  • Anger Management
  • PTSD/Family Sessions
  • Domestic Violence/Child
  • Abuse Issues
  • Drug Court
  • Physical Exercise and
  • Nutrition Sessions
  • Talking Circle
  • Prevention, Educational Sessions
  • Mental Health Referrals
  • Cultural and Traditional Activities

90 Day Aftercare
Transitional House (180 days)

*A CARF Accredited Program

13505 S. Union Road
Manteca, CA 95336
(209)858-2421
(209)858-4692[fax]
www.3riverslodge.org

*Sacramento Native American Health Center
The Leo Camp Alcohol/Substance Abuse Program (LCASP)
and The Youth Alcohol & Prevention Program (YAPP)

2020 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916)341-0575
(916)341-0574 [fax]
www.nativehealth.org
www.ihs.org

*Sierra Tribal Consortium
610 West McKinley Avenue
Fresno, CA 93728
(559)445-2691 or (888)56 SOBER
(559)445-3125 [fax]
www.sierratribal.org

*Tule River Alcohol Program (Porterville)
1010 N. Reservation Road (Little Creek Lodge/TRAP Program)
Trap is a residential facility that was organized in 1979 in response to a recognized need in the community for a Native American treatment program that would recognize the unique culture experience to be found in the Native American Community. TRAP is a dual based recovery program. It has a strong emphasis on both the philosophy of Alcoholics Anonymous and the traditional spiritual values inherent among Native people. It is believed that both are necessary for the recovery process to occur. [90 day program]

PO Box 589
Porterville, CA 93257
(559)781-8797
(559)781-6229[fax]

*Tuolumne Indian Health Center

18382 Tuolumne Road, Suite 9
Tuolumne, CA 95379
(209)928-4816
(209)928-3636 [fax]
www.macthealthboard.com
www.ihs.gov

EDUCATION

a. Literature

 

b. Outreach

*Central Valley Indian Health
Central Valley Indian Health provides the following services for American Indian patients:

  • Health Education Classes
  • Immunizations Clinics
  • Transportation
  • Community Health Representatives (CHR)
  • Home Health Visits
  • Substance Abuse Counseling
  • Social Services

Central Valley Indian Health, Inc.
20 North Dewitt Avenue
Clovis, CA 93612
(559)299-2634
www.ihs.gov

Central Valley Indian Health Clinic, Prather
29369 Auberry Road, Suite 102
Prather, CA 93651
(559)855-5394
(559)855-5395[fax]
www.ihs.gov

North Fork Indian and Community Health Center
32938 Road 222, Suite 2
PO Box 1122
North Fork, CA 93643
(559)877-4676
(559)877-7788[fax]
www.ihs.gov

Tachi Medical Center
16835 Alkali Drive, Suite M
PO Box 8
Lemoore, CA 93245
(559)924-0649
(559)924-2197[fax]

*Fresno Native American Health Center, Inc.
3636 N. First St. Suite 141
Fresno, CA 93726
Phone: 559.221.3680
Fax: 559.221.390
www.fresnonativehealth.org
www.ihs.gov

*Recruiting Rural Parents for Indian Children
Recruiting Rural Parents for Indian Children is a five-year demonstration project through the federal Children's Bureau serving tribes, counties, courts, and families in northern and southern California.

Services provided:

  • A contact person who can answer questions and help you determine if parenting an Indian child(ren) is right for you and your family.
  • Assistance with home study and licensing processes.
  • Some help with transportation, child care, and other activities directly related to the home study and licensing processes.
  • Assistance with connecting to support services (medical, mental health, educational, etc.) appropriate for Indian children and families.
  • The opportunity to be part of a research activity that will help determine the best ways of recruiting and supporting rural parents who provide permanent homes for Indian children.
  • Assistance needed with the transition from urban to rural.
  • Support from project recruiters up to one year after the finalization of the placement.
  • Access to project staff who understand the needs and challenges faced by Indian children and families.

    Contacts:
    Susan Quash-Mah, Implementation Director
    767 Williamette, Suite 301
    Eugene, Oregon 97401
    (541)342-2692

    Elizabeth Teodecki
    Northern California Recruitment Coordinator
    PO Box 1097
    Willow Creek, California 95573
    (530)629-4242

    Karen D. Garcia
    North San Diego County Recruitment Liaison
    (877)286-6208

*Sacramento Native American Health Center
2020 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916)341-0575
(916)341-0574 [fax]
www.nativehealth.org
www.ihs.org

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HOUSING

*Three Rivers Lodge:
Transitional House (180 days): Three Rivers Lodge has created a third phase to the treatment services. A house uniquely American Indian where the individual is required to continue the recovery process where they will be given more time in recovery to focus more consistently on life change. This program and environment is culturally relevant to American Indians where walking the Red Road is a path to empowerment, and balance. Where cultural beliefs and traditions, are utilized in their continued quest for sobriety.


*A CARF Accredited Program

13505 S. Union Road
Manteca, CA 95336
(209)858-2421
(209)858-4692[fax]
www.3riverslodge.org

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