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Arizona Advisory Council on Indian Health Care The mission of the AACIHC is to advocate for increasing access to high quality health care programs for all American Indians in Arizona.

The AACIHC strives to be the premier resource for Tribes and Urban Indians in Arizona on American Indian health care.

The Arizona Advisory Council on Indian Health Care extends congratulations and appreciation to Kathleen on her retiremen...
11/04/2026

The Arizona Advisory Council on Indian Health Care extends congratulations and appreciation to Kathleen on her retirement. Thank you for your leadership and partnership in supporting Indigenous health and wellness. Best wishes in your next chapter. 🌱✨

11/04/2026

Excited to share this community event hosted by the Hopi CHR Program! Be sure to check out the details below and share with those who can attend! 🤠

Be sure to check out this special conversation with Kim Russell!  As the former Executive Director of the Arizona Adviso...
11/04/2026

Be sure to check out this special conversation with Kim Russell! As the former Executive Director of the Arizona Advisory Council on Indian Health Care, Kim has spent many years championing the health needs of Tribal communities across Arizona. We look forward to hearing her reflections and the perspectives she's gained throughout her remarkable career.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Kim Russell as she shares her experiences, insights, and dedication to serving our community. From her professional journey to the work she is passionate about, this episode is full of valuable perspectives you won't want to miss.

WATCH FULL EPISODE HERE: https://youtu.be/Lj8OBHsS74U

We're sharing this upcoming webinar from the Arizona Center for Rural Health in recognition of National Rural Health Day...
11/04/2026

We're sharing this upcoming webinar from the Arizona Center for Rural Health in recognition of National Rural Health Day. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the policies, partnerships, and programs that support rural communities and strengthen access to care across the country.

Celebrate National Rural Health Day with Carrie Cochran-McCLain, DrPH, Chief Policy Officer, National Rural Health Association

11/03/2026

Why does voting matter for healthcare? 🏥

Voting helps shape decisions about healthcare access, workforce development, community health programs, and investments that support Arizona families and communities.

11/03/2026

Today is Election Day!! Now is your chance to make your voice heard! Polls opened at 6 am today. Why not stop by this morning and vote?

You can drop off your ballot or line up to vote at a polling place until 7 pm! If voting in-person, do not forget your ID!

1. Find out where your polling place is and what time you plan on going. You MUST be in line before 7 pm to vote. Click: www.BeBallotReady.Vote or click our link in bio.
2. Know what ID you are bringing and which ID you can bring. Find more info here: https://elections.maricopa.gov/voting/id-at-the-polls.html
3. Research the candidates and propositions before going.
4. Go vote and make a difference!

11/02/2026
11/02/2026

🧡 November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the histories, cultures, traditions, and contributions of American Indian and Alaska Native peoples.

AHCCCS is proud to serve and partner with Tribal communities across Arizona while supporting access to quality, culturally responsive health care.

To assist with flood relief for Navajo Nation please see the below flyers.
10/28/2026

To assist with flood relief for Navajo Nation please see the below flyers.

The Advisory Council's very own, Dr. John Molina and Alison Lovell, had the privilege of attending the 2026 Champions fo...
10/22/2026

The Advisory Council's very own, Dr. John Molina and Alison Lovell, had the privilege of attending the 2026 Champions for Children Awards Luncheon held by Children's Action Alliance.

Please click the link below to make a donation:

https://shorturl.at/ytulA

"Helping offset the cost of travel for tribal and rural people ensures all voices are being heard before policies are made. Bringing people from different communities, diverse perspective to the state legislature is critical for good governance."
- Antonio Ramirez, Political and Policy Director

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