Youth Mentoring Program • First Nations

First Nations Community HealthSource - First Nations Community HealthSource is New Mexico’s urban Indian health center and a Federally Qualified Health Center in Albuquerque. (505) 262-2481.

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/ About Us • First Nations - About us, First Nations Community HealthSource. Our major success has been providing accessible, affordable and available health services to families.

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/our-team/ Our Team • First Nations - First Nations Community Healthsource and Our Team which includes Team Jade Providers, Team Coral Providers and Truman Providers. Contact us at 505-262-2481.

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/our-patients-reviews/ Our Patients Reviews • First Nations - First Nations Community Healthsource (FNCH) and our patients reviews. Visit us at 5608 Zuni Road SE Albuquerque, NM 87108. Contact us at 505-262-248.

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/our-current-events/ Our Current Events • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource and our current events at Zuni Clinic 5608 Zuni Rd SE, Albuquerque, NM. For more info contact us at (505) 262-2481

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/board-of-directors/ Board of Directors • First Nations - First Nations and our Board of Directors list. Tassy Parker, PhD, RN (Seneca), Angelita Benally (Navajo), Janet Pacheco-Morton, Joyce Hudson (Navajo)

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/funding-sources/ Funding Sources • First Nations - First Nations and our Funding Sources. Primary Care, Dental, Behavioral Health, Traditional Healing, Social Services, Medicaid Enrollment, WIC and more.

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/eligibility-payment-policies/ Eligibility & Payment Policies • First Nations - Eligibility & Payment Policies. All American Indians with a Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB), of all tribal affiliations, are eligible.

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/employment/ Employment Opportunities • First Nations Community HealthSource - Our Employment Opportunities at First Nations Community HealthSource. FNCH is a voluntary, non-profit, independent health and human services organization.

http://www.fnch.org/about-us/hipaa/ HIPAA • First Nations - HIPPA and First Nations Community HealthSource, Inc. Our Legal Duty. Patient Rights. Questions and Complaints. Human Resources Manager.

http://www.fnch.org/services/ Services • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource medical services. Visit us at Zuni Healthcare Center 5608 Zuni Road SE or Contact us at 505-262-2481.

http://www.fnch.org/contact-us/ Contact Us • First Nations - Contact us at First Nations Community HealthSource Zuni Clinic Center and First Nations Community HealthSource Truman Clinic Center. Cal Us 505-262-2481.

http://www.fnch.org/donate/ Donate • First Nations - Donate, First Nations Community HealthSource (FNCH) is a private, nonprofit organization created in 1972 as the Albuquerque Urban Indian Health Clinic.

http://www.fnch.org/homeless-outreach/ Homeless Outreach • First Nations - The Homeless Outreach Program assists homeless individuals and families with healthcare and social support assistance. Contact First Nations at 505.262.6554

http://www.fnch.org/alternative-therapies/ Alternative Therapies • First Nations - Alternative Therapiesa with First Nations Community HealthSource. We offer an array of alternative forms of healing. Contact us at 505-262-2481

http://www.fnch.org/services/behavioral-health/ Behavioral Health • First Nations - Behavioral Health Services from First Nations Community HealthSource are available for children, adolescents, adults, families, couples, and groups.

http://www.fnch.org/services/dental/ Dental • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource offers a comprehensive dental program. Walk-ins and appointments are available. Please call 505.262.2481.

http://www.fnch.org/services/diabetes-prevention/ Diabetes Prevention • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource’s Diabetes Program provides a team approach to diabetes management and prevention education. Contact us at 505-262-2481

http://www.fnch.org/services/hiv-aids/ HIV/AIDS • First Nations - Our HIV Prevention Team provides culturally considerate care and services which are responsive to the needs of individuals within our statewide communities.

http://www.fnch.org/services/linkages/ Linkages • First Nations - First Nation’s Linkage Program is a supportive housing program that is a state funded pilot initiative designed to provide rental subsidies 505.262.6046

http://www.fnch.org/services/medicaid-enrollment/ Medicaid Enrollment • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource’s Medicaid Enrollment Program provides on-site application assistance and eligibility screenings, call 505.262.6045

http://www.fnch.org/services/primary-care/ Primary Care • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource and its Primary Care offers a full range family medical service. Walk-ins and appointments are available. 505.262.2481

http://www.fnch.org/services/social-services/ Social Services • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource’s Social Services Program for Native Americans. For more information please call 505.262.2481

http://www.fnch.org/services/women-infants-and-children/ Women Infants and Children • First Nations - Women Infants and Children First Nations Community HealthSource’s Woman, Infants and Children (WIC) Services. Contact us for more info at 505-262-6531

http://www.fnch.org/services/youth-mentoring-program/ Youth Mentoring Program • First Nations - First Nations Community HealthSource’s Youth Mentoring Program. Focused on facilitating a supportive mentor relationship between a caring adult and a child.

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