Community & Nonprofit
Seattle Indian Health Board
Seattle, WA
The Seattle Indian Health Board is a community health center serving the urban American Indian and Alaska Native population of the greater Seattle and King County area. It provides medical, dental, behavioral health, and related services rooted in traditional Indigenous approaches to wellness.
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Publicly listed community organization; details from https://www.sihb.org/.
- Indigenous-led — Public website · source
The Seattle Indian Health Board states on its own website that it was founded so that urban Native people in Seattle would have healthcare and services "operated by Native people, for Native people," and describes itself as led by and for the Native community. This records the organization's own public self-description for the identity filter. It is an organization rather than an owned business, so nothing here is a claim about who owns it or about any individual.
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