The IHS Division of Sanitation Facilities Construction hosts monthly virtual information sessions for engineers to share details on the program, career opportunities, & tips on the federal application process. Join the next session on May 21 to learn more: bit.ly/3TU1kat

The IHS Health IT Modernization Program is hosting a tribal consultation & urban confer on May 9 to provide information on site deployment and cohort planning for the new enterprise electronic health record solution. Register by scanning the QR code or at: ihs-gov.zoomgov.com/meeting/regist…

Your baby’s immune system may be strong and can fight thousands of germs every day, but they can’t fight off all of them on their own.

That’s where #vaccines come in.

Join Jack and his parents as we explore #HowVaccinesWork .
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Too often, unused prescription drugs find their way into the wrong hands. #TakeBackDay is a free event where you can properly dispose of old & unneeded medications safely & anonymously. On Saturday, bring your old medications to a collection site near you: dea.gov/takebackday#co…

Just released: The 2024 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention from @HHSgov. It is a bold new 10-year whole-of-society approach that provides concrete recommendations for addressing gaps in the suicide prevention field: hhs.gov/nssp Action Alliance

Acting Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr. Matthew Clark recently joined nativeamericacalling to discuss the importance of staying on track with appointments & routine vaccinations to be protected against potentially life-threatening diseases: nativeamericacalling.com/thursday-april… #WorldImmunizationWeek

Ensuring access to Medicaid services allows people enrolled in Medicaid & CHIP to better access care when they need it while also strengthening home and community-based services— which millions of older adults & people with disabilities rely on! #CareWeek bit.ly/3y0QFS4

As we enter the third year of BIL funding, the IHS is delighted to partner with the Bureau of Reclamation to ensure safe drinking water, reliable sewage systems, and solid waste disposal facilities are made available to Tribal communities throughout Indian Country.

The projects funded through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law are making substantial improvements in clean water and sanitation systems in our Tribal communities. To date, IHS BIL funding has supported over 765 projects across all IHS areas.

“Care is to show love.' – Elza, home care worker.

We all want our loved ones to be treated with dignity and respect, and to be cared for as if they were a family member.

Care work is essential and those who provide care to our loved ones deserve our full support.