Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board: Indian Leadership for Indian Health

Tribal Action Plan

Background
Background
The STD/HIV Tribal Action Plan is the product of a collaborative, year-long planning process, initiated by members of the Red Talon STD/HIV Coalition. The goal of the three-year plan is to reduce the prevalence of STDs among American Indians and Alaska Natives in the Pacific Northwest.

This plan is the second of its kind. It is our hope that it will be actively used by the NW tribes and partnering agencies to guide program planning, catalyze community outreach, and foster a coordinated response to STDs and HIV/AIDS in our tribal communities.

The Action Plan was presented to the 43 delegates of the Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board on January 22nd, and a resolution in support of the plan was unanimously passed. The Plan spans 2009, 2010, and 2011.

The 2009-2011 Tribal Action Plan
Link to Tribal Action Plan
Link to NPAIHB Resolution

The 2006-2008 Tribal Action Plan
Link to Tribal Action Plan
Link to NPAIHB Resolution