Tanaq Support Services, LLC (TSS), a leading Alaska Native Owned public health solutions group, serving federal government health services, is pleased to announce its work on a Childhood Cancer Survivorship, Treatment, Access, and Research (STAR) project task for software development and data dissemination.  

The objective of the task order is to collect and disseminate pediatric and young adult cancer data and provide an informatics system that compliments multiple hospital and pathology laboratory software systems for rapid reporting of pediatric, adolescent, and young adult cancers to central cancer registries.  

TSS General Manager, Saeed Nadjariun said, “This project is particularly rewarding as it exemplifies our commitment to listening, empowering, and delivering high-quality performance and outcomes to the agencies we serve.” 

Tanaq Support Services, (TSS), is providing development and user experience research of the digital Health Education Curriculum Analysis Tool. This U.S. CDC tool ensures that health education is effectively promoting healthy behaviors. It includes 10 modules on: alcohol and other drugs; healthy eating; mental and emotional health; personal health and wellness; physical activity; safety; sexual health; tobacco; violence prevention; and comprehensive health education curricula. 

As in the case of the HECAT project where a pilot study on the SOW was expanded to include additional UX research and study design, TSS strives to deeply understand and analyze our clients’ visions, needs, and requirements, so we may provide alternative solutions throughout the lifecycle of each engagement. We aim to achieve excellent CPARS by delivering on our commitments to our clients, employees, and partners. 

Building on our expertise in Social Media and Management; User-Centered Design; Interactive Communications; Strategic and Work Planning; Key Message Development; Newsletters; Infographics; Managed Media; and Stakeholder Engagement, with Writing in Plain Language that is Accessible (508) and Inclusive (UX), Tanaq Support Services is working with the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities (NCBDDD). The task order is for social media support for the development and implementation of comprehensive public health communications for the NCBDDD’s work in children’s health issues, issues related to blood disorders, and in promoting health for people with disabling conditions. These social media efforts are expected to increase awareness and education on NCBDDD’s mission critical issues. 

Based on our in-depth domain knowledge and strong leadership, backed by 25+ years experience in managing multiple programs and accounts, Tanaq Support Services accomplished Atlanta team was awarded a second support contract for the Division of Environmental Health Science and Practices (DEHSP) to provide consultation, technical advice, and information technology support services in the development and implementation of environmental health communication products.  

Through the U.S. CDC’s Information Resources Office, Management Resources Office, and the Communications Office, within the Office of the Director, Tanaq Support Services (TSS) was recently tasked in supporting the Center for Preparedness and Response in Web Design, SharePoint, Social Media, Business Process Consulting, Project Management, Information Systems, and Training.  

“With TSS, CDC has access to the full spectrum of capabilities in communications, business, and IT services needed to bring its high-quality, credible, and impactful content to the public in an engaging manner that leads to better health outcomes,” said Saeed Nadjariun, TSS General Manager.