CCUIH
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San Francisco Office
1016 Lincoln Boulevard, Ste. 111
San Francisco, California 94129
(415)-345-1205
Sacramento Office
1900 Point West Way, Ste. 111
Sacramento, California 95815
(916)-285-5824
Donate
Thank you for considering a tax-deductible, charitable gift to the California Consortium for Urban Indian Health to promote health care access and wellness for American Indians living in cities throughout California. Your donation will support our community health organizing, public education, policy advocacy and research efforts for California Urban Indian health organizations.
General support is appreciated but, if you would like to donate to a specific program or project please enter one of the following into the donation form:
Generations of Healing: CCUIH is advancing the cultural revitalization efforts of our UIHP clinics and leading policy reform and sustainability planning for American Indian Traditional and cultural practices.
Red Women Rising: CCUIH supports culturally responsive domestic violence services for Urban Indians by increasing public awareness and enhancing collaborations between Urban Indian health organizations, domestic violence service providers and traditional healers.
Combatting the Opioid Crisis: CCUIH’s MAT Project is funded through the CA Department of Health Care Services MAT Expansion and Tribal MAT Projects. The project is designed to meet the specific prevention, treatment, and recovery needs of California’s Urban Indian communities.
Policy Advocacy: CCUIH’s policy advocacy work is the heart of what we do, ensuring that Urban Indian communities are not overlooked in state and federal legislation. We are the unified voice of California’s Urban Indian communities.
GRASP-HCV: The Getting Real About Stigma Prevention (GRASP) HCV project is a statewide, community-driven, public awareness campaign to reduce stigma associated with HCV (Hepatitis-C Virus) in Urban Indian communities throughout California. GRASP-HCV works to combat stigma by promoting awareness, prevention, and harm reduction around HCV.
Any size gift is generous and we are grateful for your help and support.
Our tax ID number is 204878959.