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The intent of the Community Health Education & Resiliency Program is to provide education, training, technical assistance and testing services to the 27 tribes, nations, and pueblos of the Albuquerque IHS Area.

Sometimes supporting the youth in our lives can feel overwhelming. During our Reimagine Youth Wellness Summit, we had th...
10/19/2026

Sometimes supporting the youth in our lives can feel overwhelming. During our Reimagine Youth Wellness Summit, we had the opportunity to hear from Native youth, and they shared some simple ways that caring adults can support youth. Below are some notes captured from a RYWS participant. Which one stands out to you?

✨Repost! 📣Join us for an upcoming Adult Mental Health First Aid Training! This training is open to Caring Adults interes...
10/19/2026

✨Repost! 📣
Join us for an upcoming Adult Mental Health First Aid Training! This training is open to Caring Adults interested in learning the tools that can help identify, understand, and respond to mental health challenges among adults.
For more information or to sign up, email Evie, at [email protected]

Join us for an upcoming Adult Mental Health First Aid Training! This training is open to Caring Adults interested in lea...
10/14/2026

Join us for an upcoming Adult Mental Health First Aid Training! This training is open to Caring Adults interested in learning the tools that can help identify, understand, and respond to mental health challenges among adults.

For more information or to sign up, email Shynoke, at [email protected]

Being Native ourselves, we stand proudly with the tribes and nations we represent, as well as honor our sister tribes an...
10/12/2026

Being Native ourselves, we stand proudly with the tribes and nations we represent, as well as honor our sister tribes and the other Native serving organizations who do the important work of serving our communities. Here at CHERP we provide trauma-informed and strengths based capacity building in STI/HIV prevention, opioid and substance use prevention, positive youth development, and mental health. For more information, please visit: aaihb.org/cherp.

We would like to thank everyone who attended, our speakers, and the team who made the event possible! We hope to continu...
10/09/2026

We would like to thank everyone who attended, our speakers, and the team who made the event possible! We hope to continue to create spaces where caring adults can learn and connect. Together we can all be caring adults to support Native Youth. If you attended, RYWS 2026, who was your favorite speaker?

We had two amazing presenters on Day 2 of the RYWS. We had Yoenesha Ortiz, an educator who presented on Positive Strateg...
10/08/2026

We had two amazing presenters on Day 2 of the RYWS. We had Yoenesha Ortiz, an educator who presented on Positive Strategies and Relationship Building for Adults that Work with Native Students that Have Disabilities. We learned a lot about their experience in working with Native students and ways to help youth succeed.
We also had Stephanie Purdue wrap up our day with their presentation: How Neurodivergent Youth Minds Work. Where attendees explored ways to understand how some minds work differently.

At every RYWS we provide a few sensory items for participants to utilize while they listen in on sessions. A space is pr...
10/07/2026

At every RYWS we provide a few sensory items for participants to utilize while they listen in on sessions. A space is provided to showcase their work throughout the summit. Here are a few of them. We are excited by the turn out of amazing art works.
Do you see yours?

This morning we started our day off with a presentation by Author, Daniel Vandever. Attendees participated in reading a...
10/07/2026

This morning we started our day off with a presentation by Author, Daniel Vandever. Attendees participated in reading along his book, "Fall In Line Holden!"
Attendees also had an opportunity to do a mini workshop on creating their own stories using emojis. This was impactful to see books created for native youth to highlight elements that we encounter today.

Luna Plaza, Youth Engagement Organizer from Yaya Por Vida, shared some great insight on how to best engage and empower y...
10/06/2026

Luna Plaza, Youth Engagement Organizer from Yaya Por Vida, shared some great insight on how to best engage and empower youth. This presentation shared experiences and best practices to support youth.
At every Reimagine Youth Wellness Summit, we offer coloring pages and other items to help engagement. We give participants the opportunity to share their art work on an Art Work wall. Here are some of our favorites!

We started our day with a welcome address from AAIHB Executive Director, Ayn Whyte. She led an inspiring prayer and enco...
10/06/2026

We started our day with a welcome address from AAIHB Executive Director, Ayn Whyte. She led an inspiring prayer and encouraged all our attendees to be open to new perspectives. Next, we hosted a youth panel where they discussed what caring adults are and how to better support them. This is a great starting point for our day, as it gives us insights into how young people think and new ways to connect with them.

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7001 Prospect Place NE
Albuquerque, NM
87110

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+15057640036

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