We are with our relatives across the country as they gather & march for our missing & murdered loved ones.
Even though it’s exhausting & heartbreaking, we will demand justice for as long as it takes.- https://t.co/Bscod0lGxc
Write this down now so you don't forget: March 27 is the 16th Annual Adeline Garcia Community Service Awards! Join us from 6:00–9:00 pm that night at the Seattle Design Center.
🎟 Registration is now open: https://t.co/4vyqPAhEoI
True health happens when we work together—across medical care, behavioral health, public health, policy, and more. That’s the story our 2024 Annual Report tells. It's now available on our website: https://t.co/3dg52eg8QP
📣 WE NEED YOUR HELP TO PROTECT SURVIVORS IN WA. Show support for SB 6017 before Jan. 26 to help protect survivors of sexual violence.
🔗 Visit https://t.co/Y4SOoyrVzw for sample letter + info on how to can support
#ProtectNativeWomen#JusticeForNativeWomen#MMIW
What's the difference between a medical assistant-certified and a medical assistant-registered? Find the answer to that question and more by searching our job board. More info: https://t.co/LL8fRRCf4X
After immense pressure from health leaders & elected officials nationwide, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reversed their decision to terminate a grant funding youth suicide prevention programs.
Thank you to HHS Secretary Kennedy Jr. for intervening.
Abigail Echo-Hawk (Pawnee), SIHB Executive Vice President, spoke with the Seattle Times about funding cuts by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that supported our critical youth suicide prevention program. Read the article here: https://t.co/LeSblN1MpU
Federal authorities have abruptly cut critical mental‑health funding, immediately impacting SIHB’s culturally grounded suicide‑prevention programs.
Please donate today. Your support helps us uphold our commitment to protecting Native youth and families. https://t.co/uUlMel98iV
🩵 It's the first Family Saturday of the year! Join us January 17 from 10 am-2 pm at SIHB's ID Clinic.
This month we're Emerging with Resilience, taking time to rest, reflect & renew. We'll have storytelling, songs, DIY medicine pouches, vaccinations (by appointment) & more!
❣️ SIHB would like to shoutout the amazing donors who have supported SIHB in 2025. Thank you, @inataifdn@molinahealth and Muckelshoot Tribe!
❣️ Donate to SIHB community programs at: https://t.co/SOyU7oiEEp
Youth GONA 2026 is coming up! 🫶🏽
From Feb 13–17, 2026, Native youth are invited to gather at the Suquamish Clearwater Resort for Youth GONA!
👥 Who can attend:
• Youth ages 14–19
• Must be currently enrolled in high school
Serving our relatives is literally everything to us, and we're grateful to our community for the trust you put in us. We're looking forward to an even more fulfilling & healthy 2026! Before we let go of 2025, though, we thought we'd share a few highlights from the year that was.
🎁 Tis the gifting season at Family Saturday! Join us tomorrow at SIHB from 10 am-2 pm for holiday fun.
🎁 We’re giving the gift of love with some awesome giveaways! Visit our website to learn more. We’ll see you there!
BEFORE entering a flooded home or building, protect yourself against contamination and mold!
Please share these steps with anyone you know who needs this information. More detailed information and in-language resources at https://t.co/62KpqD4TTD.
⚠️ Our clinics will be closed next week, Wednesday and Thursday December 24 - 25 in observance of the holidays.
Regular clinic hours will resume on Friday, December 26. We hope you have a happy, healthy holiday season!
Our hearts go out to our relatives who may have to evacuate their homes due to this week's flooding. We have a few suggestions of what you may want to pack in your Indigenous go-bag.
Please follow directions from your local first responders. We want you to stay safe.