Fresno American Indian Health Project

06/24/2026

Let's change the stigma one appointment at a time!

A special message by Founder, The Strong Heart Study; Senior Scient...

06/23/2026

Join us tonight for Beading Class in suite 139 starting at 5:30p with Jenny Garcia!

06/22/2026

In many Native communities, men are taught to carry a lot on their shoulders, but caring for your health is an act of strength, not burden. Regular checkups, screenings, and conversations with providers help protect the circle for future generations. Taking time for your health today supports your family, your community, and the generations who will follow.

06/20/2026

The Power of Prevention at Every Age

Diabetes doesn't have to be your destiny. Know you risk factors first. Whether you are a young adult, a parent, or an elder, prevention is one of the most powerful tools we have at Fresno American Indian Health Project.

Prevention isn't about "giving up" the things you love; it's about making small, sustainable shifts in how we eat and move to protect our bodies for the long haul. By focusing on root causes today, we can reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes and its complications for our entire community. It is never too early, and it is never too late, to start a prevention plan that honors your health and your heritage.

06/20/2026

1 more week before GONA Registration closes! Claim your youths spot today!

Link:https://forms.gle/q23qHAe863cBmGLQ6

06/19/2026

Why Is Breastfeeding Important for Babies and Families?

Breastfeeding is one of the most important ways to support a baby's health and development. Breast milk provides the right nutrients for growth, supports brain and eye development, and contains antibodies that help protect babies from illness. It is also easy to digest and always available at the right temperature. Research shows that breastfeeding can reduce the risk of infections and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). For many indigenous families, breastfeeding is also a cultural practice that strengthens connection, identity, and community traditions.

06/18/2026

FAIHP offices will be closed Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth. We will resume regular hours on Monday, June 22nd.