Map: Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country Recipients

Good Health and Wellness in Indian Country (GHWIC) is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC’s) largest investment to improve American Indian and Alaskan Native (AI/AN) tribal health and is focused on health promotion and chronic disease prevention.

CDC funds 27 GHWIC recipients across three components. (CDC-RFA-DP19-1903)

GHWIC funding map with color-coded by component pinpoints at all locations. IHS areas are shaded.

View the full list of subawardees and their sites.

Component one funds tribes and Urban Indian Organizations and implements strategies to prevent chronic diseases.

Component two funds Tribal Organizations; each allocates at least half of their funds to at least four tribes in their area. This expands the program’s reach to 130+ tribes to further implement strategies to prevent chronic diseases. View the full list of subawardees and their sites.

Component three funds one Tribal Organization, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Inc., to serve as a program-wide coordinating center supporting peer learning, evaluation, and communication across all Component One and Two recipients.

Current GHWIC recipients are listed below and shown on the map, broken down by program component with city and state. Visit the sites below for more information on each awardee.