Navajo Division of Behavioral & Mental Health Services

01/21/2026

Wellness Begins With You ❤️

We invite you and your family for an evening workshop focused on “Know Limits and Protect Self” at Hogback Chapter on January 27, 2026.

Facilitated by Andreana Young, traditional creative counselor, this free workshop will share the importance of taking care of yourself by highlighting teachings of the self-care value from the Navajo Wellness Model.

Ádaa’ áholyá - Take Care of Yourself 🫂

01/20/2026

Courtesy share for those interested or know someone who may be interested. 🙏

The Navajo Treatment Center for Children and Their Families is hosting a virtual support group for individuals dealing with challenges and/or for those who just want to listen. Text or call NTCCF at (928) 206-7725 or email anthony.begay@ndcfs.org to get the Zoom link.

01/16/2026

The Navajo Division of Behavioral & Mental Health Services extends our deepest condolences to the family, relatives, and loved ones of Maleeka Boone. This loss is heartbreaking, and we grieve alongside the family and the Navajo Nation during this painful time.

We recognize that tragedies such as this affect not only the immediate family, but the entire community. DBMHS encourages anyone experiencing grief, trauma, or emotional distress to seek support. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family and with all who are impacted by this loss.

COMMUNITY NOTICE TUBA CITY DISTRICT

The Navajo Police Department would announce the search for a missing child, Maleeka Boone, has come to an end in Coalmine, Arizona.

The Turquoise Alert was issued at 4:53 a.m. by Navajo Police Department for Maleeka Boone and has been cancelled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

The Navajo Police Department conducted a search for 8-year-old Maleeka Boone, last seen on Thursday, January 15, 2026, around 6:00 p.m. in the Coalmine Canyon area (which is in Northern Arizona/Navajo Nation near Flagstaff).

Maleeka was last seen on January 15, 2026, around 6:00 p.m. on foot on Cedar Loop in the Coalmine NHA housing area in Coalmine, Arizona. She has not been seen or heard from since. The family was concern for her welfare since it is out of character for her to be gone for an extended period of time.

The investigation into Maleeka Boone’s disappearance continued Friday morning as volunteers in the Coalmine community gathered at the Coalmine Chapter house for a search team assignment and briefing.

The Navajo Police Department Tuba City District conducted a search in the Coalmine Canyon area with Arizona Department of Public Safety, US Marshals, missing person unit, Coconino County Sheriff, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Navajo Criminal Investigation.

Law enforcement will be presence in the area with FBI and other law enforcement agencies. Coalmine area will be on lockdown until further notice. All residence will be asked to remain within their home area as law enforcement conduct further investigation.

The FBI has set up a command station in Coalmine, Arizona and a search continues for any information. Details of when Maleeka Boone was last seen from her family and community members is still under investigation.

The Navajo Police Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Navajo Department of Criminal Investigation are conducting a joint investigation into the disappearance and death of Maleeka Boone.

Any information should be reported to Federal Bureau of Investigation at 1-800-CALL-FBI (1-800-225-5324) / EMAIL: tips.fbi.gov or Navajo Police Department Tuba City District at 928-283-3111 / 3112.

01/16/2026

Healing & Wellness: Substance Use Disorder & Stalking

Join our DBMHS Prevention Specialists as they discuss topics in observance of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment Month & Stalking Awareness Month. Ahéhee' 🙏

01/16/2026

Every share matters. 🫂

Share this flyer to spread awareness and support the family of a missing loved one. Stay safe and stay strong.

UPDATE: 1/16/26: Maleeka "Mollie" Boone has been located and the flyer has been updated.

MISSING PERSON/JUVENILE-TUBA CITY DISTRICT
Maleeka “Mollie” Boone
Age: 8
S*x: Female
Height: 4’5”
Weight: 50-60 lbs.
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown (long in length & French braided on each side)
Last Known Clothing: Maleeka was last seen wearing a red jacket, blue jeans, and cowboy boots.
Other Information/Details: Maleeka Boone was last seen on Thursday, January 15, 2026, in Coalmine, Arizona. Maleeka was last seen between the hours of 4-6 p.m. playing within the area of the Coalmine NHA Housing area and has not been seen since. Maleeka has a light complexion.

If you have seen Maleeka Boone, or if you have any information on her whereabouts, please call the Navajo Police Department Tuba City District at (928) 283-3111/3112.

01/15/2026

Courtesy Share 😇

Self-care is an essential part of healing and lifelong wellness. Our free Wellbriety Self-Care Month Journal is now available to download and print. This guided journal includes thoughtful prompts focused on self-care and overall wellness to support you on your Wellbriety journey.

Download your free copy today at www.tinyurl.com/selfcaremonthjournal and take time to reflect.

01/14/2026

Healing & Awareness: SUD & Stalking 🫂

Join us for a Facebook Live featuring DBMHS Prevention Specialists discussing topics in observance of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment Month & Stalking Awareness Month.

We look forward to your virtual attendance and participation. Ahéhee’ - Thank you. 🙏🏽

01/13/2026

Sharing as a courtesy and in recognition of National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. ✊🏽

National Human Trafficking Awareness Training Session

January is recognized nationwide as Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and the MMDR Task Force will raise awareness and promote education on prevention, response, and healing.

The Missing and Murdered Diné Relatives Task Force will host a human trafficking awareness training on January 30, 2026, at Navajo Technical University’s Crownpoint campus at the Hospitality Center from 10 AM – 3 PM.

This training, conducted by the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women in partnership with the Task Force, will cover trafficking awareness, resources for healing and recovery, and strategies to enhance prevention efforts in the community, especially for the most vulnerable.

The Task Force continues to honor missing relatives, assist families seeking answers, and foster safer communities grounded in care, accountability, and cultural strength.
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Registration form for the Human Trafficking Awareness Training on January 30th:
https://forms.gle/fEmXdy3at3xdnMyB7

01/12/2026

Courtesy Share 📣

A member of our DBMHS Outreach/Prevention team will be onsite both days to provide presentations. Be sure to register using the QR code or refer to the contact information in the flyer.

Ahéhee' - Thank you 🙏

Join us for Positive Dine Parenting on January 13 and January 14th. Please see flyer below for more information.

01/09/2026

Culture Is Prevention 🪶

In collaboration with Greyhills Academy High School, Coconino County Health and Human Services, and Tuba City Regional Health Care Corp., DBMHS invites you and your family to Part 2 of the Cultural Health & Wellness Series on February 11, 2026.

Informational booths and presentations will focus on culture as prevention and the connection between traditional and western approaches to health. We hope to see you there. Ahéhee’

01/09/2026

01/09/26 2-hour delay ❄️

The Navajo Nation Executive Branch will open at 10 am. Please travel safely and be mindful of your surroundings. Stay safe and stay warm. Ahéhee’

01/07/2026

Courtesy Share 🧠

We invite you to attend a Youth Mental Health First Aid training to learn how to recognize, support, and respond to young people facing mental health challenges. Together, we can strengthen our communities, protect our children, and build a healthier future for the Navajo Nation.

Ahéhee' - Thank you 🙏

🧠Join us this year for Youth Mental Health First Aid for Tribal Communities & Indigenous Peoples.

You may register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8TJ6RPR

Questions? You may contact Louanna Benslow at 928-289-9770 or by email louanna.benslow@wihcc.org