Wichita 988 Tribal Response

Wichita 988 Tribal Response We have a drop-in center located at 301 W Broadway Street in Anadarko, OK. We have staff on-call 24/7.

Formerly known as the Raising Interest in Suicide Education (RISE) program, the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes 988 Tribal Response program strives to increase access to mental health services for Native Americans through the 988 Mental Health Lifeline. Wichita and Affiliated Tribes 988 Tribal Response Program (Former names: Tribal Youth Surveillance Prevention program and later rebranded as the RISE program)

The 988 Tribal Response (988TR) program is a federally-funded grant administered by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The purpose of our program is to provide resources to improve response to 988 contacts (including calls, chats, and texts) from tribal communities and/or American Indian/Alaska Native callers. Our program can help coordinate/facilitate a variety of mental health and suicide prevention/intervention trainings, educate community members, mental health professionals, and first responders on what the 988 process looks like, and provide case management, professional therapy, and peer recovery support services for 988 callers. Native licensed professional counselors are on-site and specialize in both youth and adult therapeutic services.. We encourage tribal members looking for resources/support services to call/text 988 and ask for the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes 988 Tribal Response Program.

09/08/2025

Please join us in bringing awareness to and promoting the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline. We hope to create a positive buzz around reaching out for mental health help. 🤝🏽✨

09/08/2025
07/31/2025

🔨✨Culture Class Announcement✨🔨�Join us for a hands-on culture class and learn to make your own Concho Belt! Please read all information listed on the flyer below.

CLASS IS NOW FULL

07/18/2025

🔥 It's going to be a HOT one next week… come stay cool and get creative! 🔥

Are you a middle school to college-age student—or the parent of one? Join us for a Creative Writing Workshop filled with stories, expression, and kirikirʔi:s fun!

📚 What’s Happening?
The Education Department, in collaboration with the Preservation Department and Native Connections, is hosting a FREE two-day creative writing workshop!

✍️ Facilitated by: Tdohasan Sunray (University of Puget Sound - Tacoma, WA)

📅 DATES: Monday & Tuesday, July 21–22
⏰ TIME: 10AM–3PM (Lunch provided!)
📍 LOCATION: Wichita Community Building
👥 AGES: Middle School through College
📝 All materials will be provided!

✨ Come write, learn, and have fun in a cool space with cool people!
💬 Workshop will incorporate Wichita language and storytelling elements.

📞 TO SIGN UP: Call Alayna Chavez 405-247-8612

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Today is the last day to register for the Healing Through Hoops wellness camp! Register using the QR code or contact Cal...
07/04/2025

Today is the last day to register for the Healing Through Hoops wellness camp! Register using the QR code or contact Cale. 🪶🏀

05/02/2025

May is , and we’re here for it.
Checking in on your mental health is just as important as your physical health—no shame, no stigma, just support. Whether you’re thriving, surviving, or somewhere in between, 988 is always just a call or text away. 💬

988 Oklahoma is brought to you by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Call or text 24/7 for free, confidential mental health help.

✨ Check out our newest billboard on Mission Blvd in Anadarko! ✨Did you know that if you are Native and you call the 988 ...
04/15/2025

✨ Check out our newest billboard on Mission Blvd in Anadarko! ✨

Did you know that if you are Native and you call the 988 Mental Health Lifeline, you can actually ask to speak with a Native from a 988 Tribal Response program? The Wichita and Affiliated Tribes 988TR covers 10 counties in southwest Oklahoma. Not only can we connect you with tribal and community resources in your area, we can also schedule an appointment with a Native licensed professional counselor.

988 is a 24/7 confidential call/text/chat line. Here are just a few examples of mental health crises in which you or a loved one can reach out to 988: anxiety, depression, alcohol and substance use disorder, domestic violence, and thoughts of su***de.

03/24/2025

Don’t forget, our fishing group is now weekly!🎉
See you there!

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03/20/2025

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A little fresh air can go a long way ☀️ Step outside today and take a deep breath. Spending time in nature can help boost your mental well-being and bring a sense of calm.

Happening this Spring Break! ☀️
03/11/2025

Happening this Spring Break! ☀️

☀️ Looking for a spring break activity? ☀️
Come out and join the TYC youth fishing group!

Registration will not be required for the spring break sessions. We do want to encourage participants to bring their own fishing equipment, as we have a limited supply. Let’s have some good fun in the sun! 😎

02/25/2025

Su***de is the second leading cause of death for young people between 10 and 24. Sometimes it feels as though your struggle is being underestimated because of your age. But we hear you…

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301 West Broadway
Anadarko, OK
73005

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(405) 247-8817

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RAISING INTEREST IN SU***DE EDUCATION PROGRAM The Wichita and Affiliated Tribes provide youth su***de prevention services to Wichita tribal members, all American Indian youth, and all community-residing youth ages 10-24 years old in Caddo, Blaine, Canadian, Custer, Grady, and Wash*ta counties. Our primary purpose is to strengthen individuals and communities in order to prevent su***de. Our program goals are: • Goal 1: Increase awareness and understanding of su***de. • Goal 2: Engage the Tribal community and partnering entities through coalition development, training, and outreach. • Goal 3: Develop the workforce through trainings to ensure effective assessment and treatment of youth at risk of su***de. • Goal 4: Implement community-based surveillance to identify at-risk youth and connect youth with services. • Goal 5: Ensure effective treatment and coordination of care through case management and follow up services. • Goal 6: Conduct quality improvement on prevention and response to su***de attempts and completions. Please feel welcomed and invited to call or visit our office. Our work is free and confidential.

We provide: (a) crisis response for youth at risk of harming themselves (prevention) and communities in need of healing (post-vention); (b) educational outreach to enhance awareness and understanding of self-harming behavior; and (c) community development to build infrastructure and partner coalitions among Tribal and public entities.

For more information, please contact: Kristie Subieta Program Director 405-247-8817 104 E. Kansas Anadarko, OK 73005 kristie.subieta@wichitatribe.com Vickey Lorentz, Surveillance and Intervention Specialist Chrystal Jones, Case Manager

Kati Sullivan, Outreach Specialist Alicia Wheeler, Administrative Assistant