Toolkit Purpose

As the Delta variant drives increases in Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations, and deaths, CCUIH has chosen to develop a Covid-19 AIAN downloadable digital toolkit with materials created to provide clear, factual, and actionable information for AIAN communities to help them stay safer from COVID-19.
This toolkit serves as a one-stop shop for partners and community members to
access materials available for download and sharing in support of outreach to
communities in need of information.

COVID-19 Town Halls

Throughout the pandemic, AIAN communities have continued to be disproportionately affected by the covid-19 virus. We have made it our mission throughout the pandemic to host virtual town hall sessions which provide the community with concise, up-to-date information. Below you will find an archive of these town halls covering numerous COVID-19 topics, as well as examining data.

Public Health Graphics

In constant collaboration with community partners and leaders, CCUIH developed essential tailored COVID-19 harm reduction graphics designed for our AIAN community. These public health graphics were designed by CCUIH for the CDPH. These graphics are to be utilized and shared with all AIAN communities.
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Graphics on various ways you can reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread in different settings as the virus continues to impact our day-to-day lives.

                                    

               

 

Graphics on COVID-19 rapid testing.

Fundamental information on COVID-19 vaccines and their safety.

                 

COVID-19 advice to stay safe for the holidays!

          

 

Fact sheets on COVID-19 safety and risk reduction.

     

 

 

Social Media Templates

Below you will find an example of how you can best utilize the CCUIH Covid-19 toolkit. Our team placed together a few pieces from the toolkit to create a social media post template. The template includes one public health graphic, one public health message, and a call to action for community members.

COVID-19 Link Library

There are many beneficial resources for AIAN communities throughout these troubling times. CCUIH has created a Covid-19 link library where you will find numerous resources for community members. Please feel free to share the library and any of the resources that you find to be beneficial.

Johns Hopkins Center for AI Health: Dealing with COVID Losses Fact Sheet 

NIHB: Sleep Disruption and COVID-19

CDC: Printable Coloring Book for Children to Cope with Pandemic  

Alcohol and Substance Use During COVID 

Elder Mental Health During COVID-19 

NAMI COVID-19 Resource and Information Guide 

CAIH: Managing Stress During COVID-19 (Coronavirus) 

CRIHB: MANAGING ANXIETY AND STRESS 

WHO: Coping with stress during COVID 

WHO: Helping children cope with stress during the 2019-nCoV outbreak

 

    Prevention:

    CDC: COVID-19: When to Quarantine 

    Johns Hopkins Center for AI Health: Tips for Safe Grocery Shopping  

    Washing Hands with Shared Wash Pans 

    UIHI: Immune & Respiratory Herbs and Herbal Support During the COVID-19 Outbreak 

    IHS: Tips for Elders and Their Caregivers About COVID-19 (Coronavirus) 

    Returning to Normal Activities

    CDC: Celebrations and Holidays: How to Stay Safe 

    National Indian Health Board: Guidance on Wearing Masks in Various Settings 

    Safer Travel Tips for Families with Unvaccinated Children 

    CRIHB: GUIDANCE FOR SWEATS 

    Quarantining:

    CRIHB: Resources for Those Quarantined with an Abuser 

    Rapid Testing

    https://www.ihs.gov/sites/coronavirus/themes/responsive2017/display_objects/documents/Abbott_List_by_State_and_Area_0422020.pdf

    Testing:

    Johns Hopkins Center for AI Health: Testing Fact Sheet 

    Johns Hopkins Center for AI Health: Native Public Health Experts Answer Vaccine Questions Fact Sheet 

    Johns Hopkins Center for AI Health: Understanding COVID Vaccines 

    COVID-19: When You’ve Been Fully Vaccinated

    Families with Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Members  

    Get Vaccinated to Protect Yourself, Family, and Community: How to cope with anxiety related to vaccination

    What Tribal Communities Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines 

    Community Health Center Network: Vaccine Parental FAQ 

    CHCN: Johnson and Johnson FAQ 

    CHCN Moderna and Pfizer FAQ 

    CHCN: Myth vs Fact 

    Fresno American Indian Health Project: COVID-19 Vaccine Comparison

    Physical Distancing Is Being a Good Relative: Gives lots of at-home activities to do while social distancing!

    Has a piece at bottom about COVID scams?

    CRIHB: WILDFIRES & COVID-19 

    CDC: Frequently Asked Questions: Funeral and Burial Services for American Indians and Alaska Native People During COVID

    Public Health Message Poster

    A combination of the many important lessons that are always useful to remember when combatting COVID-19, talking about it, or referring folks to resources that could benefit them.