United Indian Health Services Inc, Da’-ye’ Ghes-na’ Family Wellness Project will work with clients and communities, children, youth, adults and their families who have been exposed to or are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence and family violence to receive assistance, supports, care, information, and education from project staff that empowers them to make informed decisions in their personal lives that assist them in their healing journey. We can assist any person that is a client of United Indian Health Services.
Clients are entitled to the following services to assist them in escaping existing or potentially violent home environments. Services may be provided following an individual assessment of the situation, and on a case-by-case basis.
Available services:
- Assistance in creating a safety plan
- Assistance with finding emergency shelter
- Referring to available resources
- Being a confidential ear
- Assisting with protective orders
- Assisting with transportation needs
- Childcare assistance
- Job assistance
- Cultural classes
- Training/Workshops
- Providing basic toiletries
- Accompaniment to law enforcement interviews
- Accompaniment to tribal/non-tribal to court
- Assistance with acquiring identification, tribal/non-tribal
For more information, please contact the Tribal Public Health Division at 707.825.5070