Contamination Support Program(907) 729-5630(907) 729-4008contaminationsupport@anthc.org The ANTHC Contamination Support Program partners with Kansas State University to provide brownfields technical assistance specifically geared toward Alaska Tribes. Tribal Technical Assistance to Brownfields (TAB) is free to all federally recognized Tribes and can include assistance with: Establishing/enhancing Brownfields/Tribal Response Programs across AlaskaReuse/redevelopment visioning and planningRegion-specific trainingsInstitutional controls and other site-specific issuesMore assistance as requested The ANTHC Contamination Support Program serves as the assistance hub for Alaska Tribes. Resources Tribal Brownfields ForumThe Tribal Brownfields ...

This story appeared in the Jan.-March edition of the Mukluk Telegraph. Healthy homes and communities are the foundation for improving the health of Alaska Native people. Rural communities lack adequate sources of water to meet health and hygiene needs, and facilities that can safely dispose of their wastewater. Today, 33 Alaskan communities still use the honey bucket. For some of these communities, the possibility of eliminating the honey bucket and the health hazards that go with it seem to be ...

Protecting our families at home is important to us all. While there are many ways people protect their homes from outside threats, there are many things inside our homes that can harm our families. Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium’s Substance Abuse Prevention Program and Injury Prevention Program want you to think about keeping your home and family safe during National Poison Prevention Week, March 17-24. A growing risk to our health is accidental or unintentional poisonings, especially from substances people ...

ANMC’s nurses provide culturally appropriate, family-centered care in a unique hospital environment, and they are constantly seeking ways to improve the services and care we provide. In an effort to further recognize our nurses for their outstanding work, ANMC partnered with the DAISY Award, an international program that rewards and celebrates the extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care given by nurses every day. Congratulations to DAISY Award honoree, Meg Mapili, an RN on ANMC’s Inpatient Pediatrics unit who was recognized ...