Colville Tribes Native Connections

09/09/2022

We are set up at the Okanogan Fair today, in the Agriplex! Come see us!! We have goodies, shirts and most importantly some amazing Resources to hand out!
***deawarenessmonth

09/07/2022

September is Su***de Prevention Month.

By taking actions to help a loved one, recognizing the warning signs, finding the words to start a conversation with someone you are concerned about, and reaching out for support you can have the power to make a difference and to help someone find their reasons for living.
For more info, and resrources check out:
http://takeaction4mh.com/wp-content/uploads/docs/TakeAction4MH-WarningSignsOfSu***de.pdf

08/26/2022

September is just around the corner and is Su***de Awareness Month!💙💜
Make sure to stop by the front desk of the Gov building or front desk of Behavioral Health to pick up a ribbon in support of Su***de Awareness in our communities!

08/25/2022

08/25/2022

Kori Jackson ( Health Educator HHS )& Randi Finley (Community Outreach Specialist NC/HHS) attended the Omak Youth Development Programs back to school event! We had some fun goodies and some great resources to hand out. Be on the lookout for future events we attend or put on!
Thanks YDP for having us.

08/25/2022

Do you or someone you know need someone to talk too? Here are some available resources.
-The StrongHearts Native Helpline ​(1-844-762-8483) ​is a confidential and anonymous culturally-appropriate domestic violence and dating violence helpline for Native Americans, available every day from 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. PT.
-Text the word “NATIVE” to 741741 and you’ll be connected with a trained crisis counselor - free, confidential, and available 24/7
-Okanogan County Crisis Hotline
(866) 826-6191
Ferry County Crisis Hotline
(866) 268-5105
Grant County Crisis Hotline
(509) 765-1717

08/25/2022