What We Do
KAI develops community-driven strategies to uplift people, communities, and programs.
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Case Studies
Change is only possible when there is cooperation and commitment. We partner with communities to leverage culture and resilience to affect change in Indian Country.
National Tribal Opioid Response
Opioid Response Network (ORN)
Enhanced Reimbursement for Inpatient SUD Rehab
Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations
California Opioid Response Expansion
CA Department of Health Care Services
Why Us
KAI is a trusted partner to tribal and Urban Indian communities
Local solutions for intergenerational healing
Indigenized strategies that honor tribal values, history, and sovereignty
Deep understanding of Urban Indian communities and programs
Knowledge Hub
Engage with the pulse of Indigenous resilience and thought leadership. Read our blog and guest articles, where we navigate issues impacting Native communities.
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