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Juel Fairbanks is a substance use disorder treatment facility offering 90 Day Residential treatment, Outpatient treatment, and GRH Housing programs for males struggling with addiction.
Chemical Health Technician
-Full Time/Part Time/On Call
-Must have driver's license, be able to pass a UA, and background check
-Hours: Must be available to work all shifts 8am-4pm, 4pm- 12 midnight, 12 midnight-8am
-Apply on indeed using the link https://www.indeed.com/job/chemical-dependency-technician-2df94b937c04d291
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01/27/2026
Juel Fairbanks Recovery Services has current openings in our residential program. If you or anyone you know is looking to begin treatment contact Estella LaPointe. Phone: 651-282-0472.
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01/09/2026
Stay peaceful, prayerful, and prepared – Resources for the Native Community
On January 6th, the federal government launched what they are calling the “largest immigration operation ever.” Over 2,000 additional ICE agents have been deployed to Twin Cities Metro. Since their arrival, they have unleashed a wave of racial profiling and violence that has already cost a life. An ICE agent fatally shot Renee Good in South Minneapolis in broad daylight.
The targeting has moved into our Native spaces with multiple American Indian people, U.S. citizens, already being illegally detained by federal ICE agents. ICE agents have also confronted students and staff at our schools, leading to lockdowns and the total cancellation of classes across the metro. Organizations are being forced to work from home, and programs are shutting down out of an abundance of caution to ensure safety of our staff, children, and elders.
Our community members no longer feel safe in their local travel, but they are also heavily impacting access to critical basic needs and services.
These are the critical days to ensure public safety because as this is written, ICE and DHS agents are moving into our urban Native community in South Minneapolis and detaining our community members as they go about their daily lives. We’ll be sharing more resources and opportunities to come together with our urban Native relatives and other impacted communities. Today, we are elevating the most time-bound and critical messages:
Tips/Resources if you’re detained. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS.
• Make sure someone has your location when you leave home, work, and school.
At all times carry:
• Tribal ID or CIB with Tribes Seal
• Real ID – must be advanced ID (regular state ID not sufficient)
• Certified Birth Certificate
• US Passport
Don’t say anything other than you are a legal U.S. citizen and ask for a lawyer (look at MUID website).
• You have the right to ask if you are under arrest or free to leave.
Write key numbers on your arm or have memorized
• 303-447-8760 for legal aid
• Family and emergency contacts
• Tribally enrolled citizens should also write their tribal enrollment #
• Give your legal names and birthdates.
• Don’t sign documents that you’re not able to understand. You don’t have to show documents unless you are issued a judge signed warrant requiring you to do so.
• MUID website (muidmn.org) and Facebook will be a growing repository of resources.
• Remaining peaceful and not escalating action.
• “Not everyone is an ally.” We know that there are federal agents as plants and others with the goal to agitate protestors and community into aggression and violence.
• Immediate resources for those experiencing PTSD triggers or trauma.
• Crisis line for our Native community members – dial 588 and press option #4 for Native counselor.
• Need or immediate and extended community protection. We are supportive of local Native leaders organizing these efforts.
We will continue to share resources & updates.
12/04/2025
Today marks the 52nd year of operation for Juel Fairbanks Recovery Services! We are appreciative of our staff (present and former) that have helped us further the dream of Juel Fairbanks.
We give thanks to all of those that we have been able to assist on their recovery journey and hope to continue to assist many more.
We appreciate the community for the continued support and hope to continue our mission for another 52 years!
Miigwech
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11/18/2025
11/17/2025
Juel Fairbanks has open beds. If you or someone you know is interested in treatment have them contact Estella at 651-282-0472.
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11/13/2025
Juel Fairbanks has an open chemical health technician position. Our techs are responsible for completing hourly rounds, administering medications, and assisting relatives with their day to day needs (signing out, 24-hour monitoring, etc.) We are looking to fill the following shifts. We are open to full time or part time. If you are interested in this position please send your resume to jonesr@juelfairbanks.org with interview availability.
Juel Fairbanks has the following positions available. If you are interested send your resume to Ryan Jones at jonesr@juelfairbanks.org.
Maintenance
8am-4pm, Monday-Friday, and on call for emergencies
Administrative Assistant
8am-4pm, Monday-Friday
Chemical Health Technician
Varied Shifts, 12midnight-8am, 8am-4pm, 4pm-12midnight, Weekends and Weekdays
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10/16/2025
Juel Fairbanks Recovery Services has an open administrative assistant position. If you are interested please send your resume to jonesr@juelfairbanks.org.
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06/12/2025
Juel Fairbanks is looking for a residential counselor. We are medium intensity 15 hours of group a week. Small case load size. Contact Ryan Jones, jonesr@juelfairbanks.org if you are interested.
Benefits:
- Health Insurance Through Health Partners (Medical & Dental) (Paid 100% by Organization for the year of 2025)
- Life Insurance Through The Hartford (Paid 100% by Organization)
- Short Term & Long-Term Disability Through The Hartford (Paid 100% by Organization)
- Paid Time Off- 12 Hours a month
- 12 Paid Holidays
- Paid License Renewal Fees
- Paid CEU's
- Acupuncture and Massage
- Monthly Rewards
- Gym Membership Reimbursement
- Tuition Reimbursement Stipend each semester enrolled
- Student Loan Repayment Stipend monthly
05/15/2025
Juel Fairbanks Recovery Services is looking to hire an on call tech. Must be able to work all shifts. Contact Ryan Jones at 651-282-0464, jonesr@juelfairbanks.org if you are interested.
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Having struggled with his own sobriety, Ojibwe tribe member Juel Fairbanks Sr. had a dream to open a halfway house for Native American men. The Cass Lake, Minnesota native shared his vision with fellow Alcoholics Anonymous members, including Edward LaFromboise, who also believed that this type of program would speed the recovery process.
In 1970, they began meeting with others in the community about creating this culturally specific treatment and support program. Support grew for Juel Fairbanks Aftercare Residence. Unfortunately, Juel died before he could realize his dream. In his honor, Edward continued the work they began. On December 4, 1973, the first client was admitted to Juel Fairbanks Aftercare Residence. Juel Fairbanks Aftercare Residence operated as a Halfway House for American Indian Men. Edward LaFromboise served as the first director of the program until his death in 1977.
Over the years, the program evolved into much more. In 1976, the residential program became co-ed and began serving other underserved populations, ages 16 and up. In 1979, the outpatient program was added. In 1991, Juel Fairbanks started to offer chemical dependency assessments in Ramsey County.
Today, Juel Fairbanks Aftercare Residence, now operating as Juel Fairbanks Recovery Services, has become known for its strength in serving Native American and other under served men. Through our residential, outpatient, and group residential housing services Juel Fairbanks is working to make a lasting impact in the chemical dependency field.
