Tribal health and services consortium for the Chugach region (Prince William Sound).
Anchorage, AK 99508, USA
Alaska rural health notices pass $239 million with $30 million round
Alaska awarded another $30 million under the federal Rural Health Transformation Program, pushing first-year totals past $239 million across 27 new projects.
by Melinda Communities.News1w ago1 min read
Chugachmiut's Sugt'stun language game gets new gameplay footage
The U.S. Department of Education released a new gameplay video Tuesday for Nunaka: My Village, a free mobile game teaching the Sugt'stun language. Chugachmiut built the app with FableVision and Chugachmiut Birth to Five Head Start using federal education funding.
by Alaska News4w ago2 min read
Chugachmiut is hiring a lead for nearly $7 million in Indigenous education work
Chugachmiut's Tribal Education Department is taking proposals through Sept. 11 for a Principal Investigator and Project Lead to run three federally funded education projects covering Sugt'stun language revitalization, Indigenous pedagogy and trauma-informed learning.
by Melinda Communities.News1mo ago1 min read
In five remote Chugach villages, health aides work without an X-ray, and new funding aims to change that
Chugachmiut issued three separate requests for proposals Monday covering mobile digital X-ray at five Chugach Region clinics, dental scanning and 3D printing at four, and a CBCT dental imaging system in Seward. Proposals are due September 17.
by Melinda Communities.News1mo ago2 min read
A fuel break cleared years ago helped keep the Grandview Fire out of Sterling
State officials credited a fuel break cleared in 2019-20 with helping stop the Grandview Fire from reaching Sterling, starving the fire of fuel and giving crews a place to work.
by Maggie AlaskaNewsadded 1mo ago2 min read
The ancestral parcels behind a quiet land questionnaire in Port Graham, Nanwalek
Chugachmiut is asking Native allotment holders near Port Graham and Nanwalek to help shape a forest management plan for their ancestral parcels. Comments are due Aug. 31.
by Maggie AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min read