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Congratulations to Madison Leatherwood, Coordinator of the Medical Careers and Technology Program, on her graduation from the Right Path Leadership Program! The ceremony was held yesterday at Kituwah, an incredible way to honor her hard work and dedi
The Center for Native Health (CNH) is honored to host the 2025 Kuwohi Connection Days for fifth graders from surrounding schools. This event is held in partnership with several local organizations, including the National Park Service, EBCI Community
Bonnie Claxton and Brett Treadway attended the 2025 North Carolina Philanthropy Conference on September 5 in Wilmington, NC. Hosted by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), the event brought together nonprofit professionals from across
Dinineladi Dinisdelvhido, The CNH Doula Cohort, is hosting a Stroller Round Up! We’re collecting new or gently used strollers to support families in need. Every donor will be entered to win a door prize! To donate, text or call 828-736-3363 Sgi
Reflections of Inspiration invites you to a four-part Trauma-Informed Care Workshop Series, taking place every Tuesday in September at the EBCI Cooperative Extension Classroom. Each session will explore trauma through the lens of culture, healing, a
Just another beautiful day in the CNH garden! Tagan Crowe shares his bee knowledge with Shaligugi Tiger, and has generously helped care for our bees this year, teaching Cherokee youth along the way. We’re so grateful for his support in keeping
Join CNH in honoring Orange Shirt Day and the National Day for Truth & Reconciliation. On Tuesday, September 30 from 10 AM–12 PM, wear orange and walk with us to honor the Survivors of Cherokee Boarding and Day Schools, and to remember the
On July 23, we had the opportunity to come together under the guidance of Eddie Paul to learn how to gather and prepare bull nettle for traditional teething necklaces. The sun was blazing, but we continued our efforts, thinking about the babies and t
On July 24th, Hitomi and Takuro Shibata visited with potters in Cherokee. The Shibatas are Japanese potters who have lived in Seagrove, NC for the last 20 years, studying and creating with wild clay. Takuro is the ceramics director at StarWorks, a no