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  • Native Americans exhibit the highest per capita military service rate and higher mental health (MH) concerns, including PTSD, alcohol use disorders, and suicide.
  • Rural Native Veterans encounter substantial barriers accessing MH services, necessitating culturally relevant outreach strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and refine a co-creation process for culturally centered mental health outreach materials tailored to rural Native Veterans.
  • To enhance engagement with mental healthcare services among this underserved population.

Main Methods:

  • A collaborative model, Co-creating Outreach for Rural Native Veterans' Engagement (CORE), was developed with a rural Department of Veterans Affairs medical center (VAMC).
  • The CORE model involves five iterative steps: Connect, Learn, Collaborate, Pilot, and Re-evaluate, emphasizing partnerships and feedback.
  • Materials were co-created through ongoing dialogue, needs assessments, and pilot testing with Veteran and partner input.

Main Results:

  • The CORE model provides a structured framework for developing culturally sensitive outreach materials.
  • Iterative refinement, strong partnerships, and bidirectional learning are crucial for effective co-creation.
  • The process aims to improve the accessibility and effectiveness of mental health outreach for rural Native Veterans.

Conclusions:

  • Culturally centered outreach materials are vital for connecting rural Native Veterans with essential mental health services.
  • The CORE model offers a replicable approach for co-creating effective and respectful outreach resources.
  • Addressing mental health disparities requires culturally informed engagement strategies and strong community-academic partnerships.