Abstract During the grant, the project expanded residential treatment for adolescent Alaska Natives, by 16 beds per year (for a total of 32 beds) but it’s maximum capacifity is currently 30 beds. The purpose of the grant was to fill a gap in the continuum of treatment for Native adolescent […] Read more »
The Flowering Tree Project
Abstract The Flowering Tree project, located on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, has been in operation since 1992. Originally funded as a CSAT demonstration project, it continues to receive CSAT funding. The purpose of the project is to expand culturally based substance abuse treatment services to underserved Native pregnant and […] Read more »
Staying Together Project
Abstract The Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma, acting through the tribal department of Substance Abuse Services, (The Staying Together Project) will initiate a planning initiative to determine stakeholder perceptions of substance abuse issues, identify gaps in services and produce a tribal services plan. The planning project shall be crafted to further […] Read more »
Spirit Lake Community Wide Planning
Abstract The goal of Spirit Lake’s comprehensive planning project is to create an efficient and seamless substance abuse delivery system by bringing together disparate agencies, organizations, leaders, communities and businesses into an integrated system. Objectives Indian Nation Served Key Components Evaluation Design Evaluation Results Products Developed Read more »
Spirit Lake Capacity Expansion
Abstract This project will expand day treatment, aftercare and referral services by 50% for tribal members including women and adolescents. Objectives Indian Nation Served Key Components Evaluation Design Evaluation Results Products Developed Read more »
Something More Family
Abstract This program serves the entire family unit as a continuous part of the treatment planning and programming. It requires that family members commit to being involved as part of the criteria for enrollment into the program (as distinguished from other programs that seek to involve the Significant Other, but […] Read more »
Sault Ste. Marie Tribe Community Wide Planning
Abstract The application proposes to develop a Substance Abuse Strategic Plan to compliment the Tribe’s Strategic Plan and structured to be consistent with the domains identified within the National Treatment Plan Initiative. Planning information will be developed from the tribal communities including Elders, Traditional community, youth, men, women, recovery community. […] Read more »
San Mateo County Human Services Agency Alcohol and Drug Services
Abstract This program will integrate homeless and substance abuse services by placing trained substance abuse counselors in each of three homeless shelters. The counselors will provide assessment, referral, pretreatment, case management, and structured treatment. The target population includes 6% Native Americans from different tribes living in the urban area. Objectives […] Read more »
SE Alaska Native Substance Abuse Planning Project
Abstract The Central Council is to implement a regional planning and consultation project to develop a traditional substance abuse services model for native communities within Southeast Alaska. The proposed Southeast Alaska Native Substance Abuse Treatment Planning Project will utilize this existing network (local Circles of Support) and community action plans […] Read more »
Return to the Circle
Abstract The Return to the Circle project was designed to assist the collaborating tribal communities in strengthening their drug and alcohol identification, referral, and treatment systems for youth. The project serves Native American adolescent substance abusers, ages 10-21, residing within the service areas of participating tribes. The project goal is […] Read more »