Chugachmiut

Serving the Native Communities of the Chugach Region

SERVING THE NATIVE COMMUNITIES OF THE CHUGACH REGION

Chugachmiut provides a range of services similar to that of a small municipality: front-line health responders, health care, social services, public safety, lands management, employment training and more.

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North Star Health Clinic in Seward is Moving!

The North Star Health Clinic will now be the Chugachmiut Regional Health Center and will relocate to serve you better. CLOSURE NOTICE: The clinic will be closed from March 17–31, […](MORE)

Nunaka Game App Wins Award

View a press release for Nunaka: My Village. We’re thrilled to announce that Nunaka: My Village won the following awards! Brought to you by Chugachmiut Heritage Preservation Program, and FableVision […](MORE)

RFP – Awards for Creative Learning Projects

Chugachmiut is excited to offer a unique funding opportunity for teachers to support innovative, student-centered projects during the 2024-2025 academic year. We are inviting teachers to submit proposals using our […](MORE)

Money Monday Newsletter!

Cama’i. Explore this week’s Money Monday Funding Opportunities newsletter from the Chugachmiut Grant Department for April 1! Discover the latest grant opportunities available. If you find a grant you’d like […](MORE)

Volcanic Ashfall Preparedness

How to Stay Safe Before, During, and After an Ashfall Event Volcanic ash can be dangerous to people, animals, and buildings. Volcanic ash is mostly made up of tiny pieces […](MORE)

Chugachmiut Nupuat Newsletter – Spring 2025 Edition

Chugachmiut’s Nupuat Newsletter Spring Edition is available! Topics in the Nupuat Newsletter About the Cover: Elders, youth, and language bearers at the Chugach Region Language Summit held in Anchorage. Photo […](MORE)

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Llangarlluni: Becoming Aware

Our vision is to revitalize the traditional Chugach Native culture and language. The goal is to make Sugpiaq/ Eyak history and heritage a part of the regular school curriculum with support and direction from our Elders’ traditional ecological knowledge (TEK).