Indigenous Peoples Task Force : Strengthening and Enhanding the Health and Education of Native People

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IPTF has tested 1,942 people so fare this year 2011.

IPTF offers FREE HIV Rapid testing at our Main Office and the Housing Community Center during normal business hours. Pre and Post Test Counseling and Referrals are provided along with Incentives.

Call 1-877-319-8246 to schedule HIV testing.

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In observance of National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NNHAAD) 2012, local agencies have organized HIV testing opportunities and events to help raise awareness about the impact HIV/AIDS has had on Americans Indians living in Minnesota:

Free HIV Testing and Health Screenings Event - Minneapolis

10 a.m. - 3 p.m., March 20 at the All Nations Church, 1515 East 23rd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55404. HIV testing and glycerin, blood pressure and oxygen level checks for all walk-ins.

For event details,contact the Indigenous Peoples Task Force at 612-870-1723 or by email at: iptf@indigenouspeoplestf.org.

Event sponsored by:

The Indigenous Peoples Task Force,

The Indian Health Board

Native American Indan Clinic

Migwetch
Sharon M. Day

Sharon Speaking at Mother Earth Water Walk Convergence of the four directions. http://livestre.am/PzKz On June 11, 201 in BadRiver WI.

From Native News Update June 13, 2011 on IndianCountryTV.com
Video/Audio On Demand Library : http://livestre.am/OVN9

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Learn more about how to preserve and protect our water, and honor mother earth.

See past letters from the director here:

Interested in working for the Indigenous Peoples Task Force (IPTF)? See our job openings here, updated January 2009.

Connecting Our Lifeways: Traditional Tobacco Use and Contemporary Abuse conference
Conference Flyer 2010(105 KB)
Conference 2009 Brochure (551 KB)

Indigenous Peoples Task Force (IPTF) is a Native American provider of HIV education and direct services to the Native community in Minnesota. For over 15 years, IPTF has developed and implemented culturally appropriate programs to prevent further transmission of HIV, increase access to traditional and western medical services, and improve the quality of life for clients, families, and communities.