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Indian Health Ctr Santa Clare
- Aldon Wayne
- (408) 445-3400
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www.indianhealthcenter.org/
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About us
The mission of the Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley is to help ensure the survival and healing of American indians/Alaskan Natives and our community by providing high quality, comprehensive health care and wellness services.
The Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley's History
Prior to 1950, most American Indians lived on reservations, in nearly rural towns, or in tribal jurisdictional areas such as Oklahoma.
In the 1950s the federal government passed legislation to terminate its legal obligations to Indian tribes. They terminated their obligations to 109 tribes and created programs to assimilate American Indians into mainstream American society, the largest of which was the Relocation Program. From 1953-1970, the Bureau of Indian Affairs ran a Relocation Program where they offered a one-way bus ticket and some training for Indians to move from their traditional homes on the reservation to urban areas. American Indians from many different tribes moved, and many came to cities in California.
In the 1960s American Indians started to gather for support, and began advocating for culturally appropriate health programs addressing the unique social, cultural and health needs of AI/ANs living in urban settings. By 1969, over 160,000 American Indians had been relocated to live in urban areas.
In 1965 American Indian community members in Santa Clara County formed the United American Indians of Santa Clara Valley, Inc., and in 1969 created the Indian Community Center of San Jose.
The Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley's History
Prior to 1950, most American Indians lived on reservations, in nearly rural towns, or in tribal jurisdictional areas such as Oklahoma.
In the 1950s the federal government passed legislation to terminate its legal obligations to Indian tribes. They terminated their obligations to 109 tribes and created programs to assimilate American Indians into mainstream American society, the largest of which was the Relocation Program. From 1953-1970, the Bureau of Indian Affairs ran a Relocation Program where they offered a one-way bus ticket and some training for Indians to move from their traditional homes on the reservation to urban areas. American Indians from many different tribes moved, and many came to cities in California.
In the 1960s American Indians started to gather for support, and began advocating for culturally appropriate health programs addressing the unique social, cultural and health needs of AI/ANs living in urban settings. By 1969, over 160,000 American Indians had been relocated to live in urban areas.
In 1965 American Indian community members in Santa Clara County formed the United American Indians of Santa Clara Valley, Inc., and in 1969 created the Indian Community Center of San Jose.
2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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June 17, 2021
TheSniperWolf asked:Hi! Can anyone recommend a good psychiatrist? Mine suddenly left. I just need medication management. Thanks! Stay cool and hydrated!
M3g4d37h replied:Indian Health Center. 408-445-3400
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July 27, 2015
Savala B. asked:In need of free advice on a doctors office for my baby. Im pregnant and i go to east valley medical center on mckee, but lately they been slacking on calling me back right away. Any suggestions on a different place to go. I only have mediCal insurance (and im not from here, i just recently moved here, so i dont know anything about anywhere here lol)Starr S. replied:Indian Health Center. 1333 meridian ave SJ. 408-445-3400 Julie Priest NP. Really good prenatal& general healthcare.
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