NPAIHB

The Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (NPAIHB) is a vital tribal advisory organization that serves 43 federally recognized tribes across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. NPAIHB focuses on improving public health and wellness in Indigenous communities through a variety of comprehensive programs and initiatives. Their services span environmental public health, community health education, and research support, ensuring that tribal members receive quality healthcare tailored to their unique needs.

NPAIHB manages numerous programs, including the Maternal and Child Health initiative, Diabetes ECHO, and the Tribal Community Health Provider Project, all aimed at empowering tribes to improve health outcomes. They also offer campaigns to boost vaccine confidence, address opioid use disorder, and enhance mental health through projects like THRIVE. The board fosters innovation in health care delivery, promoting tribal sovereignty and leadership while collaborating with academic institutions for research opportunities.

With a commitment to holistic health and wellness, NPAIHB plays a critical role in nurturing healthy Native communities