Indigeneity Sovereignty Resilience

Supporting Native
Communities with

Opioid Response,Language Revitalization,Food Sovereignty

Case Studies

Change is only possible when there is cooperation and commitment. We partner with communities to leverage culture and resilience to affect change in Indian Country.

Federal Clients

State Clients

Nonprofit Clients

Corporate Clients

Tribal Clients

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department of veterans affairs logo
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Blackfeet Nation
Navajo Nation
Colville Tribes
Catawba Indian Nation
Nez Perce Tribe

Why Us

KAI is a trusted partner to tribal and Urban Indian communities

Local solutions for intergenerational healing

Indigenized strategies that honor tribal values, history, and sovereignty

Deep understanding of Urban Indian communities and programs

Knowledge Hub

Engage with the pulse of Indigenous resilience and thought leadership. Read our blog and guest articles, where we navigate issues impacting Native communities.

Medicaid, IHS, and Tribal Provider Alliance

Mary Dalton
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Celebrating National Native American Heritage Month

Anna Whiting Sorrell
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WE ARE LIVE - NEW Substance Use Support Alliance for Tribal and Urban Indians Resource Center. Click here: https://bit.ly/3IEctVT to learn more!

WE ARE LIVE - NEW Substance Use Support Alliance for Tribal and Urban Indians Resource Center. Click here: https://bit.ly/3IEctVT to learn more!

Tribal health programs do not receive sufficient funding from the Indian Health Service to meet the health needs of tribal members. However, when states collaborate with tribes, access to services and program sustainability can improve dramatically. #nativehealth #indigenoushealth #tribalhealth ...#nativeamericans #medicaid

Tribal health programs do not receive sufficient funding from Indian Health Service to meet the health needs of tribal members. When states collaborate with tribes, sustainability can improve dramatically. #nativehealth #indigenoushealth #tribalhealth #nativeamericans #medicaid

Tribal health programs do not receive sufficient funding from the Indian Health Service to meet the health needs of tribal members. However, when states collaborate with tribes, access to services and program sustainability can improve dramatically. #nativehealth #indigenoush ...

Coming March 18 - the NEW Substance Use Support Alliance for Tribal and Urban Indians Resource Center website.

Launching March 18 - the NEW Substance Use Support Alliance for Tribal and Urban Indians Resource Center website. A resource website for California Native organizations and other public-serving organizations that provide substance use prevention.