The southern indian health council is representing a consortium of federally recognized tribes located in southern california

The southern indian health council represents the following tribes for the purposes of this grant award: barona reservation, camp indian reservation, ewiiaapaayp reservation, jamul indian village, LA posta indian reservation, manzanita reservation, and the viejas reservation. Project safe, an agency of the southern indian health council, works to address violence against indian women by providing emergency and crisis intervention services for victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, SEX trafficking, and stalking. With this funding southern indian health council will continue to support community education and outreach; emergency crisis intervention services including shelter, transportation, food, clothing, and other daily living needs; and mitigate barriers to employment and education and training. The southern indian health council has partnered with strong hearted native womens coalition, the domestic violence and sexual assault tribal coalition for southern california, to plan and implement this project. The timing for performance of this continuation award is 24 months.