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M. Yazzie, T. Mexican, L. Gishie and Dr. Leonard | SJSPT Health Dept.

Health Department's Participation at Navajo Nation Law Enforcement Day Event

The San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe's Health Department played a pivotal role in the recent Navajo Nation Law Enforcement Day event, making significant contributions to the well-being of the community and reinforcing partnerships with other organizations.

Role and Activities

The Health Department actively participated in the Law Day 2024 event, demonstrating their commitment to supporting local law enforcement and promoting community health. Their involvement extended to providing essential health services, such as STI tests and treatments, highlighting their dedication to addressing public health concerns within the community . Additionally, the department's support for the event exemplifies their holistic approach to community well-being, emphasizing the interconnectedness of law enforcement and public health.

Impact and Support

The department's presence at the event underscored their dedication to the health and well-being of the community. By offering STI tests and treatments, they addressed critical health issues, contributing to the overall welfare of the attendees. Furthermore, their participation in an event supporting law enforcement showcases a collaborative approach to community welfare, emphasizing the importance of multi-sectoral partnershipsThis underscores the department's commitment to fostering a comprehensive and inclusive approach to community health and safety.

Collaborations and Partnerships

The Health Department's involvement in the Law Enforcement Day event reflects their collaborative efforts with other organizations. Their participation demonstrates a strong partnership with local law enforcement, illustrating a shared commitment to community well-being and safety. Additionally, their presence at the event exemplifies the department's dedication to engaging in meaningful collaborations that extend beyond traditional health services, emphasizing a holistic approach to community health and safety.

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In conclusion, the San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe's Health Department's participation at the Navajo Nation Law Enforcement Day event exemplifies their unwavering commitment to community health and well-being. Their proactive involvement, provision of essential health services, and collaborative approach underscore the department's pivotal role in promoting holistic wellness within the community. This underscores the significance of their presence at the event, exemplifying their dedication to fostering a comprehensive and inclusive approach to community health and safety.

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Team - I appreciate the outcome at the Law Enforcement Day.  As you are, I am elated by the adults and children from various schools'  participation  We had 571 children, and adults participate. More importantly, we processed and evaluated our role on how we did and realized there would be more outreach regarding illicit Substance Misuse and prevention, and tribal opioid presentations. During this event,  I talked to the Tuba City Judge, and Probation Officers about a referral process, of SJSP Tribal members for intervention and treatment. This event will account for the Tribal Opioid Abatement program.  Mateja, Theresa, and LeDaniel, your hard work regarding Law Enforcement Day was exceptional! Thank you. Dr. Leland Leonard

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