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Community Health and Wellness

NATIVE HEALTH’s Community Health and Wellness Division educates and engages members of the community about health issues and healthier lifestyles. The following programs provide individuals and families with information and services, with the goal of linking the community to needed services. The goal is to present timely and relevant information, education, resources, programs and tools to help individuals and families enjoy good health now and for years to come!

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Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

WIC is a Special Supplemental Nutrition Program funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture that saves lives and improves the health of nutritionally at-risk women, infants, and children.

Arizona Tribal Long Term Care Services

NATIVE HEALTH ALTCS provides acute care (general medical care services), behavioral health, long term care, and care management services.

Health Start

NATIVE HEALTH’s Health Start (New Mothers) Program is devoted to helping expectant mothers, their babies up to age two, and families to remain healthy as they grow and develop. This program is available for any woman and/or family in Maricopa County needing or wanting assistance.  Funded by Arizona Department of Health Services.

Home Visiting

NATIVE HEALTH’s Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program is designed to strengthen families with children ages birth to five. This program focuses on school readiness with frequent visits and support for the family.

Indigenous Wellness

The Indigenous Wellness program consists of the Wellness Warriors Program, Diabetes Counseling and Education and the Traditional Garden. The Indigenous Wellness program provides culturally relevant education on prevention and the promotion of holistic wellness for Indigenous peoples in Maricopa County through a wide variety of classes and events.

Integrated Health and Outreach

NATIVE HEALTH’s Integrated Health and Outreach Program (IHOP) will address stigma while providing culturally relevant education, prevention, treatment, and harm reduction services to those who are at risk or affected by STIs, HIV, Hepatitis C, and Substance Use Disorder (SUDs).