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YOCHA DEHE WINTUN NATION TRIBAL COUNCILAll five members of the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation Tribal Council will return for another term of service after being re-elected by their community at the Tribe’s annual Community Council meeting on Sunday, January 17.
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YDWN GIVES $2.5 MILLION TO BUILD YOLO COUNTY FOOD BANKThe gift assisted with renovation of the new and expanded facility to help end food insecurity in Yolo County.
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YOCHA DEHE SPONSORS CALIFORNIA DENTAL ASSOCIATION (CDA) CARES SOLANO 2019CDA Cares Solano 2019 provided $1.3 million worth of dental services for those with limited access.
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YOCHA DEHE PARTNERSHIP MAKES TULI MEM PARK A REALITYThe Tribe was one of many groups that were part of the 19-year effort to open the aquatic and recreation center in Esparto, now called Tuli Mem Park.
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YOCHA DEHE CONTRIBUTES $750,000 TO SACRAMENTO STATE'S NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIPCalifornia State University Sacramento honors Yocha Dehe with a celebratory luncheon.
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YOCHA DEHE'S $338,000 CAPSTONE GIFT FULFILLS CAMPAIGNThrough the generosity of Doyuti T'uhkama, Woodland Healthcare Foundation was able to conclude the historic $3 million Advanced Imaging and Surgical Services Campaign. -
NEW VEHICLE SHARE PROGRAM PROVIDES TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO OLDER ADULTS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIESYocha Dehe continues to partner with Solano County in a growing range of programs to help residents.
Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation
is an independent, self-governed nation that supports our people and the Capay Valley community by strengthening our culture, stewarding our land and creating economic independence for future generations. READ MORE
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