GREAT PLAINS TRIBAL LEADERS HEALTH

Community health programs: serving as a liaison between the great plains tribes and the various health and human services divisions, including the great plains area indian health service, the great plains tribal leaders health board works to reduce public health disparities and improve the health and wellness of the american indian peoples who are members of the 18 great plains tribal nations and communities.

Behavioral health & recovery: the behavioral health programs focus on reducing behaviors that lead to adverse outcomes through education, outreach, and support. The vision is to integrate behavioral health within the structure of health services, foster collaborative support between tribes for health and wellness that is holistic, and meet the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs of tribal communities, families and individuals.

Other program services in fye ended 09/30/24 include: maternal and child health. Maternal and child health (mch) department is committed to serving the needs of mothers, children, and fathers in the great plains region. The department's mission is to promote the health and well-being of the american indian families in great plains tribal communities through direct service, research, epidemiology, and technical assistance. Mch provides breastfeeding support, home visits, and the promotion of male involvement for mothers and infants, including during the prenatal stage. Training and education: the training and education department (ed) is designed to work with the representative tribes and collaborative partners to identify training and resource needs as requested. Programs provide training, education, and support services designed to encourage self-sufficiency and improve healthcare. Covid-19 response and testing.