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The Center for Native Health is helping launch Judaculla’s Kids, a new conservation and cultural club for 3rd–6th graders at New Kituwah Academy! This collaborative effort brings together NKA, the EBCI Natural Resources Department, and T
Did you know October is National Dental Hygiene Month? We had a wonderful time at our most recent Mothers Gathering on October 28, 2025. Cherokee Indian Hospital Dental Clinic’s Pediatric Dental Assistants Kandice Matthews, Kelsey Reed, and Kat
On Monday, October 6, The Center for Native Health was honored to welcome the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina. Visitors included Program Officer Virginia Dollar and board members Juanita Wilson and Constance Haire.
CNH is set up at Children’s Day at the 2025 Cherokee Indian Fair! Stop by and see us while you can, we’d love to say hello!
Today, CNH staff came together for a little friendly competition and team bonding at the UltraStar Bowling Alley in Harrah’s Cherokee Casino. We’re grateful for time to connect, laugh, and recharge together before heading into a busy fall
During this year’s Rooted in the Mountains Symposium, we were honored to recognize three women whose dedication and vision have shaped and strengthened Indigenous birthwork and community care. Onita Bush was honored by Katsi Cook (Mohawk midwif
On September 25–26, The Center for Native Health partnered with Western Carolina University to host the 15th Rooted in the Mountains Symposium. Keynote speakers Beverly Cook (Mohawk), Loretta Afraid of Bear Cook (Lakota), and Dr. Danielle Domin