Rae A Brand, NP - Sault Tribal Health Center

The Chippewa Indian Health Service, located in Sault Sainte Marie, MI, is part of the Federal Health Program for American Indians and Alaska Natives, providing essential healthcare services to these communities. The organization is dedicated to improving health outcomes through a variety of programs, including maternal and child health, environmental sustainability, and telebehavioral health initiatives. With a focus on cultural connection and community empowerment, the Chippewa Indian Health Service works collaboratively with tribal leaders and health professionals to modernize healthcare delivery. Their commitment to patient-centered care is evident in their ongoing efforts to enhance access to services and promote health education among Native populations. Generated from the website

Uniting Three Fires Against Violence (UTFAV) is dedicated to supporting Michigan Tribes in addressing the disproportionate rates of violence impacting their communities. The organization's mission focuses on empowering Native American survivors by providing access to essential and culturally appropriate services, while promoting social change within tribal and state responses guided by trauma-informed practices. Generated from the website