Indigenous Wellbriety Partner Highlight
Sih Hasin Street Medicine Program
Indigenous Wellbriety collaborates with Sih Hasin Street Medicine Program for Street Outreach. Sih Hasin, operated by Northern Navajo Medical Center, is a street medicine mobile health care program for those experiencing homelessness. Their mobile clinic offers physical exams, wound care, and treatment of acute and chronic medical conditions. The clinic also offers COVID-19 testing and vaccines.
Every Tuesday, Sih Hasin and Indigenous Wellbriety Team collaborate to reach our unhoused relatives in Cortez starting at the Pinon Project’s Day Center from 8 am, then do street outreach in public places, ending at St. Barnubus Church from 12-1 pm.
Indigenous Wellbriety team puts together snack bags with non-perishable snacks and given to unhoused relatives during street outreach. Donations of non-perishable snacks, winter related clothing and outdoor camping gear as well as summer time items for our unhoused community members are accepted. Please reach out to the Indigenous Wellbriety office at (970) 564-3301 for more information.
Thank the Street Medicine Team for your continued dedication to providing a service that is unique and needed to the Four Corners Region.
Street Medicine also provides services in Farmington and Shiprock, NM.
