Osage Home Health would offer hospice care for Osage tribal members if passed in the future
Chief Red Eagle appointed Margie Burkhart, William Tinker, Michael Moore and Tom Foreman to the Health Authority Board
Nation’s Healthy Food Initiative team visited the Chickasaw Nation horticulture department March 26
Principal Chief John Red Eagle presented the check Oct. 19, 2012
The Indigenous and Native American community now has a national resource regarding emergency management issues and assistance
Forty-five birdhouses auctioned raised approximately $4,700
Health group overseeing project still finalizing plans; Matching fund donation and $99,600 federal grant are supporting the project
A private grocery truck is setting up shop this morning (Oct. 24) at the vacant Palace of the Osage grocery store in Fairfax from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Substance abuse experts say consumption can be ‘rapidly addicting’; Osage Nation employees researching bath salt issue
Center closed until further notice; Congressional committee to review fitness center budgets Sept. 10
ON Prevention Program looking for 25 Osage women drug and alcohol free who can commit to the program for at least one year
Drive collects 34 bags of clothing and shoes as of April 20; more donations expected to come
Walkeen Wahwassuck was found safe in Tulsa; details have yet to be released
Walkeen "Keenie" Wahwassuck has been missing since March 14 and was last seen in Tulsa
Julie O’keefe owns The Grayhorse Group, fills fifth vacant spot on board
ON Congress passes resolution for 2012 health benefit card limits; Osages must re-enroll in program to receive health card
Indian Elder Navigator Web site helps elders living in Oklahoma locate vital programs around the state
Board will be responsible for developing structure for the Nation’s Health and Wellness Division as well as compacting the Pawhuska IHS clinic
ON Social Services department offers help if elder abuse or fraud is spotted with Osage shareholders
The mentoring project will work with early learning development centers
Program provides various services such as free blood pressure monitors and assistance with diabetic shoes to Native Americans with diabetes
Transitional Housing Program in early stages
Health programs encourage Osages to eat more fruits and vegetables
The Splash Pad and Skatepark will be included in the smoke-free zone
Grant program targets local entities interested in developing facilities to promote a healthy lifestyle among Osage youth; New deadline is Aug. 19
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