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Health There are two outpatient clinics located on the reservation. There is one located in Arapahoe and the second one is located in Ft.Washakie. The clinics offer a variety of services such as Behavioral Health, Social Services, Business Office, Community Health Nursing, Purchased/Referred Care (PRC), Dental, Diabetes Program, Laboratory/Radiology, Medical Records, Medical Services, Nursing, Optometry, Office of Environmental Health, Utilization Review and Compliance. The reservation has faced many health issues such as high suicide rates. The New York times published in article in 1985 discussing more than 40 attempted suicide attempts in the beginning of the year. Also, low employment rates and lack of activities for teenagers has created boredom and desperation. In 2005, the Casper Star Tribune also talked about another issue affecting those on the reservation, alcoholism. Of the 79 deaths from 2004, a quarter of the deaths were attributed to alcoholic cirrhosis and half of the deaths were related to alcoholic deaths due to car crashes and homicides connected to drugs. Wind River residents are also facing high rates of diabetes. Approximately 71 % of the population are obese and 12% have diabetes, compared to the national average 36.5% and 12% respectively. Education Only about 50 percent of the Native Americans graduate high school, while 80 percent of white students graduate high school. The Wyoming Department of education decided to team up with the North Central Comprehensive center to conduct listening sessions in each of the three school districts reservations. At the sessions students and parents agreed that the reservation schools needed more Native American teachers, less bullying and fewer gangs, and more culturally relevant courses, including Native American language, and (higher or lower, explain more) academic expectations should be held at each of the schools. So the Wyoming department of Education policy Advisor, Megan Degenfelder said that the input from the sessions would point the department in the right direction “to improve education for Native American students and to best be able to allocate our resources and time.”

Use consistent % or percent, don't switch between them

Good start, remember to cite sources in final article. Some small grammar/spelling errors — Preceding unsigned comment added by Trisha.palit (talk • contribs) 19:49, 23 March 2018 (UTC)