As the head of Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC), Charles Clement helps southeast Alaska's tribal communities access quality healthcare. His commitment to public health in his community extends to Charles Clement's personal life, where he advocates for and supports the efforts of other health-focused organizations including the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium.
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium was created with the needs of Alaska Natives and American Indians in mind. The organization offers an array of wellness programs, preventive services, and sanitation assistance to communities throughout the state.
In some of Alaska's most remote rural areas, clean water and sanitation often present challenges. The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium helps by providing infrastructure where it is needed most, and creating custom solutions for entire communities.
Single families can receive assistance with wells and safe septic systems. Larger projects give entire communities access to clean water and wastewater management systems. Entire villages have been fitted with sanitation equipment, helping rural Alaskans remain in good health.
The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium was created with the needs of Alaska Natives and American Indians in mind. The organization offers an array of wellness programs, preventive services, and sanitation assistance to communities throughout the state.
In some of Alaska's most remote rural areas, clean water and sanitation often present challenges. The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium helps by providing infrastructure where it is needed most, and creating custom solutions for entire communities.
Single families can receive assistance with wells and safe septic systems. Larger projects give entire communities access to clean water and wastewater management systems. Entire villages have been fitted with sanitation equipment, helping rural Alaskans remain in good health.
