Native American Health Center

The Family & Child Guidance Clinic is pleased to invite Mike Ballanger to lead our SF Men's Drumgroup on Wednesday afternoons from 12:00pm - 2:00pm. This is located in the Morningstar Conference Room of our SF clinic, at 160 Capp Street in San Francisco. For more information, please contact Angela at 415-621-4371 ext. 593.

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Designed to help parents of any aged child and caretakers of children (aunts, uncles, grandparent's etc.) parent their children in a positive and healthy manner. The course follows an 8-week curriculum designed by staff of NAHC borrowed from a number of developmental materials including the "Positive Indian Parenting" curriculum used by National Indian Child Welfare Association. The Material in this curriculum is used by National Indian Child Welfare Association. The material in this curriculum has been developed through extensive consultation with tribal elders, Native social welfare professionals and parents.

1:30-3:00 pm. For more information call 510-434-5421.

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Community of Elders meets weekly on Wednesday from 10am-12pm to speak about current events or planning social events. Nutritious snacks and refreshments served at each meeting. Come join us.

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The Grief and Loss Talking Circle provides grief education and support to those in the community who have lost a loved one or are going through a difficult time. It is a place to talk and listen with others who share similar stories and who can offer each other help in moving through the grieving process. Each week different aspects of grief and adjustment to dealing with a loss are discussed and this group will look closely at how to cope with this issue from a Native perspective in order to provide participants a healthy and positive approach to dealing with their situation. This group meets every Wednesday from 2pm-4pm.

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Un grupo de apoyo para la mujer latina. Todos los miercoles 3:30pm-5pm.

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THURSDAY AUGUST 26TH
3:30 TO 5PM AT 333 VALENCIA
4TH FLOOR YOUTH CENTER

>>Know your rights in school for parents and students
>>Safety information and
awareness: getting to
and from school
>>Tips to help students do their best in school
>>Backpacks and other school
supplies for youth
>>Food will be provided

Contact Crystal Marich to RSVP and for more information (415) 621-4371
Backpacks and supplies are on a first come, first serve basis.

FCGC is please to host an anger management group, designed to help individuals channel their emotions in positive ways. Group is held from 4:15pm to 5pm on Thursdays. For questions, contact Kateri Chiu at (510) 434-5421 ext. 5423

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The Recovery Group allows participants to come together to share and be educated on how to begin or continue their journey through the recovery process. The purpose of this group is to show that being healthy emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually is necessary in order to be successful at keeping one’s balance when walking the red road of sobriety. Cultural tools and resources from Native American tradition will be utilized each week.
Relapse Prevention Group meets at our Oakland clinic every Thursday from 1:30-3:00 pm. For more information call 510-434-5421.

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Native Wellness Center presents a group to assist our community with raising children in the Indian tradition. Thursdays 2pm-4pm.

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Join us for an opportunity to participate in beading circles and connect with the Bay Area Native community.

Tuesdays 6-9pm

Facilitated by Gayle Burns (Muskogee Creek)

Snacks and Supplies provided.

@ Intertribal Friendship House
523 International Blvd, Oakland, Ca

Co-sponsored by Native American Health Center & Intertribal Friendship House

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Youth education on culture, identity and making healthy choices in their lives. Issues addressed: Stress, anger management, peer pressure, substance abuse awareness. Cultural art projects will be completed in this group.
Mondays from 3:30-5:00pm. Open to all.

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This is a group that occurs every Monday afternoon from 2-4 pm in the Morning Star Room. This is a peaceful space that provides both culture and prevention for the community. Community members gather here to share traditional beading techniques and knowledge as well as gain strategies for successful project completion, and gain confidence in their abilities.

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We encourage you to come and sit on the new Family Involvement Team Council.
Make a difference in your childrens' future by providing input with services for your community.
Please RSVP by September 6th, 2010
for attendance at the first Meeting.
If you have any questions, please call Angela Huapaya at (415) 621-4371.

Dinner Provided

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FCGC is pleased to host a Family Health Circle at our Oakland clinic every Tuesday from 1:30-4:00 pm. For more information call 510-434-5421.

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