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Clinic Directory

Explore spaces that offer culturally integrated support for substance misuse.

The clinics in this directory offer treatment and support for substance misuse and addiction, and in some cases, treatment for other mental health concerns. Each clinic offers connection to culture as a component of care.

Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians: Tsalagi Public Health

About “Tsalagi Public Health provides non-judgmental, safe and compassionate services that focuses on prevention and harm reduction within the community while adapting to meet the needs and requests of community members.” – from their website Services Provided Management and…

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Native American Community Clinic (NACC)

About: “Our mission is to promote the health & wellness of mind, body, and spirit of Native American families. We offer a full range of healthcare services that include Medical, Behavioral Health, Dental, and Substance Abuse programs. NACC approaches…

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Oklahoma City Indian Clinic

About: “Oklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) offers a variety of behavioral health services for all Native American families, including children and adults. Behavioral Health supports OKCIC’s mission by creating a healing environment for all patients to promote Native resiliency…

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Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake (UICSL)

“UICSL Clinical and Community Center, provides behavioral health, public health, family and community services exclusively to Native American and Alaska Native communities. Our community center is designed to bring people together to celebrate culture and connection that include…

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didgʷálič Wellness Center

“Didgʷálič Mission – is to improve outcomes with quality health care solutions by removing barriers to treatment. We provide the community with quality health care solutions to today’s substance abuse disorder and mental health challenges. We have developed an…

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Quinault Wellness Center

About: “At Quinault Wellness Center, we are unwavering in our commitment to providing quality healthcare solutions for substance use disorders and mental health challenges. We believe that with comprehensive treatment, support, and resources, individuals can achieve lasting recovery and…

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Rosebud Sioux Tribe: Residential Support Programs

For enrolled members of Tribal nations, Rosebud Sioux Tribe offers several programs for treating and recovering from substance abuse. “Residential Programs” refers to live-in recovery facilities where individuals stay to receive 24/7 structured care and therapeutic supports; these programs…

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Chickasaw Nation: Outpatient Substance Use Treatment Services

Chickasaw Nation offers Recovery and Restoration Services, alongside standard Outpatient Services for enrolled Tribal members and their family members dealing with a variety of life’s challenges, including substance use. Please review each of their offerings below to…

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Chickasaw Nation: Residential Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Services

Chickasaw Nation offers a variety of residential programs for enrolled Tribal members and their family members dealing with mental health or substance use challenges, allowing families to heal in place. Please review each of their offerings below to find…

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Great Plains Area Regional Drug Dependency Unit

About: The Great Plains Area Regional Drug Dependency Unit or the “DDU” as it is often referred to within the community is owned, managed, and operated by the Indian Health Service. This facility is a 45-day residential…

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Rosebud Sioux Tribe: Outpatient Support Services

For enrolled members of Tribal nations, Rosebud Sioux Tribe offers several programs for treating and recovering from substance abuse. “Outpatient Services” refer to classes, groups, or individual therapy sessions that you can access while still living at home.

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Indian Family Health Clinic

About “Indian Family Health Clinic works in tandem with our community partners to provide the best team possible for clients and their families. We combine western medicine with traditional philosophy to create integrated and individualized care plans.“- from their…

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Hunter Health

About “Founded in 1976 by Dr. Vernon Dyer, a Choctaw and Prairie Band Potawatomi OB/GYN physician, Hunter Health was founded out of an urgent need for culturally relevant healthcare services tailored to the Urban Native American community of Wichita.

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Helena Indian Alliance

About “Our team offers “traditional” therapy in which a client meets with a therapist on an individual basis at least once a month to improve mental health and or substance use symptoms and conditions. To begin therapy, a client…

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Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center

About “We provide comprehensive and culturally sensitive health care for the whole family. Tradition reminds us that in order to heal, every part of a human being must be addressed: The mind, body, spirit, and emotions. Our team strives…

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Friendship House Healing Center

About “The mission of Friendship House is to promote healing, wellness and community resilience in the Native American community by providing culturally rooted substance misuse prevention and residential recovery services; workforce and business development; and Youth, Elder and Cultural…

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Fresno American Indian Health Project

About FAIHP aims to promote a culture of wellness and enhance the quality of life for all Tribal Nations and Communities. We embrace and empower people from all nations and communities. We provide culturally-based health and wellness services supporting…

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First Nations Community HealthSource

First Nations Community HealthSource serves individuals across the city of Albuquerque, New Mexico.Contact Us – First Nations Community HealthSource Zuni Clinic First Nations Community HealthSource Zuni Clinic Center5608 Zuni Road SE,Albuquerque, NM 87108505-262-2481 Truman Clinic First…

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Denver Indian Health & Family Services

Please call to schedule an appointment, request refills, or ask questions. 📍 2880 West Holden Place,Denver, CO 80204 📞 Clinic Phone: (303) 953-6600 📠 Clinic Fax: (303) 781-4333 🧠 Behavioral Health: (720) 612-7134 Contact Us | DIHFS – Denver…

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Bakersfield American Indian Health Project (BAIHP)

About BAIHP is a culture-based health access and advocacy program designed to enhance the health and wellbeing of the urban American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) peoples in Kern County. BAIHP provides medical case management, public health nursing services,…

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American Indian Health Service of Chicago

About: “The mission of the American Indian Health Service of Chicago, Inc., is dedicated to providing quality culturally competent healthcare to the American Indian and Alaska Native community and other underserved populations. AIHSC’s long term goals are to improve…

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American Indian Health & Family Services

Address of Main Clinic Site: 4880 Lawndale St, Detroit, MI 48210 Contact Information: (313) 846-6030 [email protected]

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American Indian Council on Alcoholism, Inc.

About “American Indian Council on Alcoholism, Inc. (AICA) is here to support individuals, families and organizations as we work together to reduce the incidence of substance use disorders in the Milwaukee Urban Indian community. Our skilled and caring…

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Inner-Tribal Treatment

Mission Statement: To provide culturally sensitive resources for tribal communities, connecting traditional ways with recovery to support healing and wellness. Learn More 16160 Highway 76, Suite 401 Pauma Valley CA 442-217-9854…

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