Upcoming Events › Hoopa Shopping Center – Preventing the Spread of COVID-19

The Hoopa Valley Tribal Council, in conjunction with Hoopa OES, has declared a state of emergency with regards to the current Smoke Emergency. Unfortunately, there are not enough motel rooms available to evacuate everyone to the Coast but for those who have health conditions which make it of critical need to be moved out, the Tribe is working with NCIDC to make rooms available provided that K'ima:w Medical Center determines that you are a priority to be evacuated. You can…

The Hupa Family Resource Center provides many different services and activities that are open to all community members. The Resource Center is open by appointment only. Mask are required. Application Assistance & CalWorks, CalFresh and Welfare to Work, Laundry Assistance and LIMITED Gas Vouchers are only available as funding permits, by appointment only. COVID-19 Emergency Food, Cleaning & Hygiene Supplies are available to Community members who are confidentially referred by Kimaw Medical Center or Hoopa Office of Emergency Services, as funding permits.…

State Route 299 is under escorted one-way traffic control from approximately 4 miles west of Burnt Ranch to just west of Helena. Traffic will be escorted through the closure EVERY THREE HOURS between the hours of 7:00 am and 7:00 am. Opening times are 7:00 am, 10:00 am, 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm. Between the hours of 7:00 pm and 7:00 am, access to closed areas will be for residents with proof of address and emergency officials only.…

Due to the increase in COVID-19 cases and the Delta variant being very contagious, the K'ima:w Medical Center Lobby will be further limiting to access patients, visitors and community members. The following changes have been implemented to the greeting process in the KMC Lobby: All patients, visitors and community members must remain in their Vehicle until interviewed and passed on by a KMC Greeter. For Medical Services, all patients will continue to check-in at the Front Desk but must return…

The K'ima:w Behavioral Health office is closed to in person services, limiting all services to virtual appointments, due to the increased number of COVID-19 cases. Virtual services included are AOD-one on one visits, AOD groups, mental health visits and cultural classes. Behavioral Health staff will be available for any crisis situations or high-risk clients that may require in person services. Please contact the office to inquire about accommodating your needs at 625-4261 EXT 0450. Office staff are available virtually Monday…

The U.S. Forest Service - Six Rivers National Forest asks motorists to please NOT STOP along Highway 96 to watch firefighting operations at the McCash Fire. Congestion caused by people stopping to watch the fire could hamper firefighting efforts and endanger other drivers, which may make it necessary to close Highway 96. Great Basin Team 3 does not want to close the highway, but may be forced to do so to provide for the safety of firefighters and the public.…

Until further notice K'ima:w Behavioral Health will be providing in person services to all active clients and the general public. • Alcohol and Other Drugs groups and 1 on 1 visits will be In-person services only. • Mental Health services will be offered both virtual and in-person. In person services will be based upon your need and clinician COVID-19 safety protocols. • Native Connections cultural classes will be postponed until further notice. If you have any questions or would like…

The Yurok Tribe Wellness Coalition, The California Rural Indian Health Board and other agencies will be hosting NARCAN training, Wednesday, September 29th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm in the Hoopa Shopping Center parking lot, next to Food for People. Everyone knows someone who uses prescription medications or illicit drugs. They are at risk for an overdose. Learn how to recognize the signs of opioid* overdose and how to stop it. Nasal Narcan reaches the brain in minutes to reverse…