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We envision a nation where comprehensive culturally competent personal and public health services are available and accessible to American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban communities throughout the United States. All contributions to our 501c3 organization are taxdeductible. UPCOMING EVENTS Check out upcoming eventsproducedby NCUIH as well as eventshosted byotherIndian Country organizations and the agencieswework with. Subscribe to our Newsletter Stay up to date on news impacting Indian Country NCUIH Board PresidentElect Robyn SundayAllen Testifies on Importance of Native Health Care United States Government Accountability Office Continues to List Indian Health Service on HighRisk List One Criterion for Removal from HighRisk List Met February Policy Updates Federal Funding Threats IHS Budget Advocacy Key Tribal Actions STATEMENT NCUIH Responds to HHS Advisory Opinion Safeguarding Native Healthcare Amid Policy Shifts NCUIH Supports the Partnership for Medicaids Call to Protect Medicaid and Access to Care NCUIH Joins NIHB in Letter to Congressional Leadership Advocating for Protecting the Indian Health System from Funding Freezes IHS Employee Layoffs Halted After Urgent Advocacy Efforts ACTION ALERT URGENTFederal Layoffs Devastating Tribal Programs Are Happening TODAY According to ICT News FINAL REPORT Urban Indian Health at Risk Federal Funding Disruptions Threaten Critical Services National Council of Urban Indian Health1 Massachusetts Avenue NWSuite 800DWashington DC 20001 Phone 202.