The aim is to address the alarming health disparities among Native Americans, focusing on their lack of essential resources, particularly access to clean water. The research is motivated by the significant health gaps observed, with Native American men and women experiencing much shorter lifespans than their white counterparts. A Narrative Research approach will be employed, conducting interviews with members of local tribes in the San Francisco Bay Area, such as the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, Muwekma Ohlone, Raymatush Ohlone, and Tamien Nation. Through a combination of qualitative data gathered from interviews and quantitative data from water testing, the goal is to understand the personal stories of tribal members and assess the quality of their water supply. This research aims to shed light on the impact of water inequity on Native American communities and contribute to addressing the gaps in information and support for these populations.