La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians, CA

Can I still pick up medication at Indian Health Council?

Yes you can call the Indian Health Council at 760-749-1410 or utilize the IHC website-client portal located at https://www.indianhealth.com/pharmacyportal

RX Alternative Delivery: IHC will allow outside delivery of medications to their facility.
Address: 50100 Golsh Rd. Valley Center, CA 92082
?IHC FAQ can be found at: IHC FAQ

What enterprises are open?

All Enterprise are closed until further notice

The store in closed with only the PUMPS open.

What government services will the tribe provide?

Tribal Administration is now closed to the public, in the event of a need to pick up medication, please call the tribal administration number at 760-742-3771
Transfer station will open under regular hours.
Fire Fighters/EMS - Please call 911.
Law Enforcement - 760-742-1516.
Trash.

Will mail be available at the Tribal hall?

You can ship your mail free of charge at the following Post Offices:
?Pauma Valley Post Office
16160 Highway 76, Pauma Valley, CA 92061

Valley Center Post Office
28588 Cole Grade Rd, Valley Center, CA 92082

How can i get assistance for my electric bill?

SDGE is helping out. CARE and FERA are two programs that can provide you with a monthly discount on your bill at the following link: SDGE website.

How do I share my household needs with the tribe?

Please fill out the household assessment survey online at https://www.lajollaindians.com/post/householdassessmentsurvey

Will I be able to rely on the tribe for my current or unmet needs?

The tribe cares for your safety and your families safety. We are here to help provide the correct information to you and your family. We are recommending to you to have a personal 30 day plan for your household. Here is a great resource to create a 30 day plan: https://www.gaia.com/article/what-you-should-do-to-prepare-for-coronavirus-and-covid-19

?When large populations become physically ill, there can be changes in local, state, and national operations. While it’s never helpful to panic, it can be advantageous to prepare (with limits). If some of these ideas are interesting to you, be thoughtful, methodical, and careful in your planning. While parts of this list might not be required at this time, if you live alone, a few of these ideas could save your life.

?Store an additional 1-month supply of food, including lots of vegetables, dried or frozen meats, meat alternatives, canned goods, and pickled eggs. Consider canning and jarring your favorite vegetables so that you never run out of nutrient-rich food.
Consider storing 2 weeks’ worth of water, just in case something happens to your plumbing while you’re sick or in case there’s a temporary change in how local utilities function.
In light of a possible power outage, have a collection of candles, flashlights, and batteries on hand.
Stock 1-2 months of nonprescription drugs and other healing supplies, including vitamins (especially vitamin C), soothing herbs and lotions, cotton swabs, rubbing/disinfectant alcohol, herbal pain relievers, essential oils, stomach remedies, and cold medicines.
Buy an advanced first aid kit.
Source your health records from hospitals, doctors, chiropractors, dentists, and other health professionals. If possible, keep them handy and in printable formats.
Have a backup plan for your video, streaming, and internet services. For example, you can have a Zoom account with a backup Skype account. Add a mobile hotspot to your phone line to remedy any temporary internet outages.