Some people trust their gut when making big decisions; others call it listening to their intuition. Sabrina Sykes (Haida) listens to her family, especially her ancestors. You could even say one of them influenced her decision to work at Seattle Indian Health Board. (More on that later.) Whether in her hometown of Ketchikan, Alaska or in the Seattle area, it seems home and family — in the broadest sense of these words — have always grounded her.
The continued severe cold weather affects us all. However, we’re especially concerned about our relatives in and near Pioneer Square as a significant number of them are experiencing homelessness. With their wellbeing in mind, we’d like to highlight some of the cold-weather shelters currently in operation closest to our clinic. This information comes from the … Continue reading Shelter from the storm
Welcome back to Pioneer Square! We’re glad you decided to drop in at our clinic. While you’re waiting to be seen, how about some coffee and a bite to eat? Let us reintroduce you to some Indigenous food choices, located right next door.
You could call our new clinic location a hidden gem. It’s valuable, and it’s tucked away below ground. But once you know what you’re looking for, it’s easy to access high-quality, culturally attuned healthcare.
