Tribal Air and Interlace:
With a proven history of providing specialized aviation services, Interlace Incorporated has developed a formal subsidiary (Tribal Air) with the various Native American tribes in Northern California. The purpose is to provide enhanced transportation that assists in effective delivery of health and wellness services and non-emergency medical air transport for tribal members in the region, reducing the stress of ground travel to and from locations such as tribal clinics and area hospitals. In addition, the aircraft can provide transportation for tribal community personnel that have specific travel requirements that can be facilitated by air travel.
In the establishment of aviation services, Interlace has formalized a plan where related services to the general public can provide a mechanism to maintain financial self-sustainability while directly supporting the primary initiative. Therefore this service will not detract funding for the Tribal Consortium effort
Please visit the Tribal Air web site for further information.
Partner for change, participate in action!
Interlace has been the lead agency working with tribes in the development of the formal Tribal Consortium in Northern California. The Tribal Consortium forms the “community” that has the acute insight to clearly identify these un-met health issues and provide guidance on effective processes that address these needs. In the development of a comprehensive system of health services to California Indians, Interlace is advocating a Coalition of humanitarian organizations that work in partnership in order to implement these services. With seed funding provided by grants, foundations, industry and private individuals, we can formalize best practices to satisfy the identified un-met needs. The primary objectives are to establish mechanisms that maintain financial self-sustainability to ensure the elimination of health disparities. To this end, Interlace Incorporated is seeking one-time tax-deductible donations from interested individuals and organizations that will partner with us in this effort. So please participate with us in action!
(Updated: October 24th, 2005)
