We are proud to announce the 2025 April Moore Memorial Scholarship recipients! This year, eight Native American students have been awarded scholarships to help them pursue their college and career goals. Two of these students received the highest award amount of $2,500 for planning to enter the healthcare field, while the others received $1,000 scholarships.
Article by Sami Enos
Community Health Representative
May 8, 2025
Verified native patients are eligible to receive services Chapa-De provides in-house at no charge to them, due to Indian Health Services (IHS) paying the fees.
We are proud to share the release of our 2024 Annual Report, which reflects another year of dedication, resilience, and meaningful impact across our communities. This report offers a closer look at the work we’ve done together to improve health and provide high-quality, compassionate care to our patients.
We are incredibly proud to announce that Chapa-De was named 2024 Clinic of the Year by the California Rural Indian Health Board (CRIHB).
School is almost out, and summer is on the way! If you live in Nevada or Placer County, there are lots of fun camps your kids can join. These camps are great for trying new things, staying active, and making friends. Many offer help with costs, too. Check out this list of local summer camps and how to sign up!
We’re excited to share some great news for growing families! Chapa-De has partnered with the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation to give our patients in Grass Valley a new option for where they can have their baby.
While delivery services have always been available at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital (SNMH), Chapa-De patients used to have to travel over an hour to Sacramento for delivery and certain care.
