Indigenous Health Programs are initiatives designed to improve the health and well-being of Indigenous communities. These programs often focus on addressing specific health disparities faced by Indigenous peoples, such as higher rates of chronic diseases and mental health issues. They aim to provide culturally appropriate care and services that respect traditional practices and beliefs. Many Indigenous Health Programs are developed in collaboration with local communities to ensure they meet the unique needs of the population. They may include services like mental health support, nutrition education, and preventive care, all tailored to promote healthier lifestyles and empower Indigenous individuals to take charge of their health.