Who funds Native American Community Clinic?

Increasing dental access grant

To test a concept called the community hub, a groundbreaking harm reduction approach and overdose prevention site supporting unsheltered communities and people who use drugs in minneapolis

Capital support for native american community clinic

Native American Community Clinic Equitable Care and Coverage

For housing stability services and supports

General operations

Support nacc's mission to improve native american health

General operating support

Assistance to the disadvantaged

General operations grant in support of volunteer match

operations

Southside harm reduction services (SHRS), a sponsored organization of native american community clinic (nacc) will work in partnership in the development of a community hub. The community hub will open as a drop-in center providing a range of harm reduction strategies for those who use substances, with an emphasis on people who live outside. This hub will lay the groundwork for a space that could transition into an overdose prevention center if or when the community and city are ready.

NACC Increasing Access To Care Project

Program

Increasing dental access grant

General operating

General operating support

General charitable

Increasing dental access grant

operations

Southside harm reduction services (SHRS), a sponsored organization of native american community clinic (nacc) will work in partnership in the development of a community hub. The community hub will open as a drop-in center providing a range of harm reduction strategies for those who use substances, with an emphasis on people who live outside. This hub will lay the groundwork for a space that could transition into an overdose prevention center if or when the community and city are ready.

Increasing Access to Care within the Urban Native American Community

Program

Covid 19

Healthcare and Housing Support for At-Risk Minneapolis Families

General operating support

This grant supports the native american community clinic to adapt its telehealth visit model to meet an urgent need for coordinated health care for native americans living in minneapolis. This work will transform the existing health care system serving native americans, prepare for when extra state funding ends and a possible recurrence of covid-19. This grant builds on a previous community innovation grant to support this work.

Increasing Access to Care within the Urban Native American Community

General operating

General operating support

To collaborate with medical, behavioral health and housing agencies to provide native americans experiencing homelessness with improved access to services

Youth health services

Outreach, Application and Enrollment Assistance for Low-Income Families and Individuals

NACC COVID Emergency Response

NACC response to COVID-19

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General operating

Covid-19 response

To supported improved, integrated mental health and substance abuse treatment services.

Outreach, Application and Enrollment Assistance for Low-Income Families and Individuals

General