Stories tagged with Southern Ute Health Center

Students from the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy’s upper elementary program; Grades 4, 5, and 6 spent the spring months working on a moccasin making project in 2017. Under the guidance of Southern Ute elder Willlette Thompson, the students hand stitched the leather shoes and added ornamental beadwork to each set of moccasins. Students finished their crafts project just in time for spring Bear Dance.

Thu Dec 15th, 2022

Tùuchupikivi Sùumuguavi – Good Brain, Strong Heart

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Goodtracks retires from SUHC

Brandilyn Peabody-Archuleta
Referral Coordinator
Southern Ute Health Center

Fri Nov 18th, 2022

Introducing Brandilyn Peabody-Archuleta

Thu Nov 17th, 2022

BEE HEARD: Exciting things are happening at Southern Ute Behavioral Health

Thu Sep 8th, 2022

SUHC Celebration

Fri Aug 12th, 2022

New alternative therapies being offered at SUHC

Students from the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy’s upper elementary program; Grades 4, 5, and 6 spent the spring months working on a moccasin making project in 2017. Under the guidance of Southern Ute elder Willlette Thompson, the students hand stitched the leather shoes and added ornamental beadwork to each set of moccasins. Students finished their crafts project just in time for spring Bear Dance.

Thu Jul 14th, 2022

Tʉ̀ʉchʉ̠pikivi̠ Sʉ̀ʉmuguavi̠ – COVID-19 vaccines for young children

David Tonemah is the new Southern Ute Tribal Health Department Director.

Thu Jun 30th, 2022

Tonemah signs on as new Tribal Health Director

Young tribal member, Ivan Joseph works hand in hand with his grandfather, Byron Frost to plant a variety of herbs in the spiral garden outside of the Southern Ute Tribal Health Center on campus, Thursday, June 2. The herb garden was originally created by Ivan’s mother, the late Deanna Frost, in 2016 with the with the hope of encouraging healthy eating and lifestyles within the community — made possible at the time through grant funding. The project was, and still is, a collaboration with Shining Mountain Health and Wellness. The Frost family will install a bronze plaque, in remembrance of Deanna Frost, and her commitment to community health and wellbeing.

Fri Jun 17th, 2022

Remembering Deanna Frost

Students from the Southern Ute Indian Montessori Academy’s upper elementary program; Grades 4, 5, and 6 spent the spring months working on a moccasin making project in 2017. Under the guidance of Southern Ute elder Willlette Thompson, the students hand stitched the leather shoes and added ornamental beadwork to each set of moccasins. Students finished their crafts project just in time for spring Bear Dance.

Thu Jun 16th, 2022

Tʉ̀ʉchʉ̠pikivi̠ Sʉ̀ʉmuguavi̠: – “Good Brain, Strong Heart”

Aeden Valdez-Baker added his own touches to the “Rise Above” mural that adorns the wall in the new Behavioral Health building. He was one of many youths who helped paint the mural with help from graphic artist Jonathan Judge, Director of Media and Campaigns for Rise Above Colorado.

Fri May 20th, 2022

Behavioral Health now has space for growth

Dr. William Finn facilitates discussion on the availability of Narcan at the Southern Ute Health Center and how the tribal community can create more awareness and education for tribal members, parents, and grandparents.

Fri May 6th, 2022

Naloxone training

Thu Jan 6th, 2022

Rise in COVID Cases Prompts Tribe to Revert to Phase II “Safer at Home”, Level 3

Fri Jul 16th, 2021

What is plague?

Thu Jul 15th, 2021

Updated Summary of continuing Core Services for the Southern Ute membership during Covid-19

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