The Osage Nation envisions a strong, culturally-sensitive healthcare system that will transform the health of the communities we serve and provide Native American families with healthcare they can rely on. All tribes are welcome.
Direct services are available to all eligible Native Americans and referred care is allowable to those residing within the Osage Nation Reservation, Kay, Grant, Noble, Payne and Garfield Counties.
The Wahzhazhe Health Center is dedicated to promoting a culture of continuous Quality and Performance Improvement. It is the goal of the Wahzhazhe Health Center to always provide optimal care and services to the patients we proudly serve.
🧡 National Bullying Prevention MonthStand Up. Speak Up. Be Part of the Solution.October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to come together to create safer, more supportive schools and communities where every child feels respected, included, and valued.Bullying can happen at school, online, in neighborhoods, on sports teams, and in other youth settings. Preventing it takes more than one person; it takes students, parents, educators, families, and community members working together.What can you do?👂 Listen and take concerns seriously.🗣️ Speak up when you see bullying or harassment.🤝 Support students who may feel isolated or targeted.🏫 Know your school's policies and reporting procedures.💬 Keep communication open with children and teens.❤️ Promote kindness, inclusion, and respect every day.📚 Learn how to respond; don't assume bullying will stop on its own.📚 Reputable Resources for Parents, Students, Schools & CommunitiesPACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center www.pacer.org/bullying/Free resources, classroom activities, student action plans, parent/educator guides, and age-appropriate materials.www.stopbullying.gov/A federal resource with guidance for parents, educators, students, and community organizations, including prevention strategies, reporting information, and community action tools.CDC – School Connectedness www.cdc.gov/youth-behavior/school-connectedness/Resources on creating environments where students feel cared for, supported, and that they belong are an important part of promoting student well-being and reducing risks.Remember:Bullying prevention isn't just an October conversation. It's a commitment we can carry into our schools, families, and communities all year long.🧡 Stand Up. Speak Up. Support One Another.
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🩸 Blood Drive at Osage Nation Health System📅 Tuesday, October 6⏰ 9 a.m.–2:30 p.m.📍 Wahzhazhe Health Center, 1st Floor Board RoomHelp save lives by donating blood! Community members and walk-ins are welcome.🩸 All donors receive a free T-shirt, while supplies last.🎁 One lucky donor will win a gift card!Scan the QR code on the flyer to schedule your appointment.
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