Indigenous Wellbriety

Indigenous Wellbriety Indigenous Peer Recovery coaches are trained and certified in peer recovery utilizing the Wellbriety model (White Bison, Inc.). Welcome to our page.

We provide Adult Wellbriety Talking Circles, Family Talking Circles, Youth Talking Circles at SWOS, One-on-One Peer Coaching, Street Outreach and sober-family friendly community activities and events. Indigenous Wellbriety was created to fill the gaps in resources for those wishing to connect spiritually and utilizing Wellbriety for Indigenous and spiritual community members who are seeking assist

ance in substance use and alcohol addiction. The organization is fiscally sponsored by United Way Southwest Colorado. Funding has been attained from local and state wide grants to provide Wellbriety Talking Circles, peer-to-peer coaching, street outreach and sober-led, family-friendly community events. We provide advocacy for our program participants in accessing community resources and the opportunity to do community services and volunteer. IW team collaborates with the Sih Hasin Street Medicine program to provide street outreach for our homeless relatives. IW aims to collaborate and capacity build with our local organizations in Montezuma County and neighboring counties in the southwest Colorado regions along with including Ute Tribal community members.

05/01/2026

YPR-CO Cortez is partnering with Zu Gallery to needle felt a Dinosaur! Everyone is welcome!

Join us Tuesday, May 19th from 6:00–8:00 PM at 48 W Main St, Cortez, CO for a fun, creative night. We’ll have an option to felt a Dinosaur but feel free to create whatever inspires you. No experience needed — all levels are welcome!

- Free to attend
- Wool, instructions, and tools provided
- All skill levels welcome
- One Free Mocktail

Questions? Reach out to cortezco@youngpeopleinrecovery.org

We'd love to see you there!

If you are looking for resources in Colorado, please check out their website. 🤪
05/01/2026

If you are looking for resources in Colorado, please check out their website. 🤪

Sometimes life takes us down the path less desired. 211 is here to help. If you need assistance with utility bills, food, housing support, mental health resources, or other local services, 211 is here to connect you. Call 211 or visit 211Colorado.org to find support near you.

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La primavera puede traer algo más que sol. Si necesitas ayuda con las facturas de servicios públicos, la comida, la vivienda, recursos de salud mental u otros servicios locales, el 211 está aquí para ponerte en contacto con ellos. Llama al 211 o visita 211Colorado.org para encontrar ayuda cerca de ti.

04/30/2026

Recovery is a journey we do not walk alone. Be part of the Wellbriety All Addictions Recovery Gathering: Creating a Legacy of Hope. Experience fellowship, cultural teachings, and community support in Minneapolis, MN from September 10–13, 2026. Register today at www.tinyurl.com/waarg2026.

Hotel rooms available: tinyurl.com/alladdictionsgatheringrooms

For more information: wellbrietyconferences@gmail.com or 719-548-1000

04/30/2026
04/29/2026

Update 4/30/26: The family has confirmed she contacted her mother from a private number to say she is safe and heading home, and her photos have been removed from our post to protect her privacy.

A 17‑year‑old Indigenous girl, Shaylin R. Odell, was reported missing on April 28th, 2026, after several days with no contact, and missed school and appointments. She has been entered into NCIC/CCIC as a missing Indigenous juvenile. Anyone with information is urged to use the anonymous Crimewatch 'Submit A Tip' feature or call/text 911. (CortezPD.org or mobile app)

04/29/2026

We’re so excited that Brandon will be back for another season of FREE workshops in the pantry garden! It all starts Wednesday 5/6 at 4pm 🌱

INDIGENOUS FOODWAYS: IN THE GARDEN
with Brandon Francis, Diné scientist, corn planter, culture bearer

Join us in downtown Cortez, CO for a free gathering in the Good Sam Food Pantry Garden. Brandon Francis will teach us about blue corn seeds, how to plant them and how relate to them as they grow. We will learn through hands-on activities, science, humor and story-sharing of histories, relationships, language and reciprocity.

You will have a chance to ask questions, explore the garden, enjoy free food and drinks, and choose seeds and plants to take home, all while becoming part of the effort to reclaim a parking lot for the sake of kinship and community tood sovereignty.

All Ages Welcome ~ Free Food & Drinks ~ Seed & Plant Share

SAVE YOUR SPOT!
VISIT THE LINK/SCAN THE QR CODE
CALL (970) 565-6424 OR STOP BY 30 N BEECH ST, CORTEZ
Sign up: http://bit.ly/4ec2uIo

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04/10/2026

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3,632 calls answered.

Each call represents a moment where someone reached out for support, and someone was there to listen.

The IRSSS Lamathut Crisis Support Line provides 24/7, culturally safe support for Survivors and families impacted by residential schools, MMIWG2S+, and gender-based violence across BC.

Callers receive grounding, crisis support, and referrals in a space free of judgment and discrimination.

This work is made possible through the dedication of our Crisis Line team, and the continued support of our partners and communities.

1 (800) 721-0066
irsss.ca/crisis-line

Address

20 W. Main Street
Main Street, CO
81302

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+19705643301

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