Tribal Community Health Assessment
Thank you to everyone who completed the survey! Yellowhawk cares about the health and wellness of our community. To get a better picture of community needs and plan for the next five years, we asked every person ages 18+ to fill out our Tribal Community Health Assessment (TCHA).
It is estimated that the survey takes 40–60 minutes to complete. The survey will ask personal health questions — we assure you that the information will remain confidential and will not be individualized.
The CTUIR is one of only a handful of Tribes that conduct our own Tribal Community Health Assessment. Help us continue this important work so that we may plan for our futures and see our growth along the way.
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Brooke Ruiz Pacheco
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Amber Reeder
Barbara Rosenberg
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Julianne Benedict
Marie Crawford
Melinda Broncheau
Carol Hernandez
Holly Kemp Rodriguez
Brittney Eickstaedt
Lavon Herrera
Traci Hallos
Travis Eastwood
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What is the Community Health Assessment?
Community health assessments (CHAs) identify key health needs and issues through systematic, comprehensive data collection and analysis.
Every 3–5 years, Yellowhawk gathers input and data from the community about our health and wellness needs. The shared data is then collected into a Community Health Assessment (CHA), which allows for organizations and individuals within the community to get a large and broad view of the key health needs and issues we face.
After the CHA is completed, Yellowhawk then begins to develop a Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) in response to the needs of our community, and to attempt to address the roots of our health issues in partnership with other vital Tribal and community organizations. Together, the CHA and CHIP represent a dedicated and community-based effort to achieve optimal health.
Our most recent CHA was completed in December of 2022 (though the data was collected in the summer of 2021), and 414 individuals participated in the survey.
To see the full Community Health Assessment, please use the link below. To learn more about CHAs in general, please visit the CDC website here.
Questions about the CHA?
Contact our Public Health Accreditation and Grant Coordinator, Chelsea Hallam, or our Public Health team.