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Dear Tribal/Indian Health Program Representatives and Other Supporters of CA Indian Health Care,

Your help is needed to ensure that the two Congressionally-approved CA Indian Youth Regional Treatment Centers are built.  Please email or fax Senator Feinstein a letter from your office indicating support for the appropriation of funds to plan, design, construct and staff these critically needed facilities.  The attached draft letter could be completed and used for this purpose.

Click to open the Draft Letter to Senator Feinstein supporting the CA Indian YRTC's

Email the letters to

This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or fax them to 202-228-3954.  Please send me copies of these letters too—my contact information is below.

Mark LeBeau, MS
Health Policy Analyst
CA Rural Indian Health Board, Inc.
4400 Auburn Blvd., 2nd Floor
Sacramento, CA 95841
Telephone: (916) 929-9761
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