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 assistance 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.

03/31/2026

DARE to be You (DTBY) is an evidence based, award winning family program that empowers youth, families and communities.

Our state doesn’t have enough data to understand the experiences and priorities of American Indian and Alaska Native peo...
03/27/2026

Our state doesn’t have enough data to understand the experiences and priorities of American Indian and Alaska Native peoples. Help fill the gap and inform decision-makers by taking this survey from The Colorado Health Foundation: www.copulsepoll.org/Native26

In Towaoc this weekend. 🫶🏽🌺
03/27/2026

In Towaoc this weekend. 🫶🏽🌺

We are headed to Towaoc, CO this weekend for a spay/neuter and vaccination clinic! This clinic is FREE to Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Members and Towaoc Residents!

Everyone else (including other tribal members):
$35 for dogs
$25 for cats

What’s included:
Brief exam, Cone, Pain meds, FREE DAPP/FVRCP and FREE Rabies vaccines!

Donations accepted and encouraged to help offset medical expenses.

Extra services:
$25 Microchip

Please reach out if you need assistance transporting your pets to the clinic or if you have over 8 animals and need additional help

Spay/neuter is by appointment only and you can request one by copy and pasting the link below:

https://app.clinichq.com/online/8d849c6c-5885-47e0-9fe3-9589ab678378?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExU0N3alM1NVhXamsza0c1MHNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR6niHMc1v9S1x_Bzr1Fqx2rBoaSn6_wnr1i84oSxJdoSQGilPiowyz5Qub-9A_aem_aGRVNljVxAd5eA3WFlxREQ

This clinic is possibly because of our generous sponsors: Bissell Pet Foundation, Animal Assistance Foundation, Petco Love, Petco Love Lost, and Greater Goods Charities! Thank you!

Location:
Ute Mountain Ute Recreation Center- 495 Sunset Blvd. Towaoc, Co 81334

Let’s work together to keep our pets healthy and happy!

For La Plata County community. 🫶🏽🌺💞
03/20/2026

For La Plata County community. 🫶🏽🌺💞

Our pantry is an open door for every neighbor, providing a non-judgmental space where families can access essential resources like formula, diapers, and fresh food. We believe that a strong community is built on mutual support; whether you are visiting to pick up supplies or dropping off a donation, you are a vital part of the La Plata County network. By meeting these basic needs together, we reduce family isolation and empower our neighbors to focus on their natural strengths and long-term growth.

Pantry Hours:

The pantry is open Mon-Thur 8:30a-4:30p & Fri 8:30a-12:30p. No appointment necessary. The LPFCC Food Pantry is located at 495 Florida Rd. Durango, CO. 81301.

High-Need Items: Baby Formula, Diapers (all sizes), Canned Proteins, and Hygiene Essentials.

Give where you Live - Local Giving for Local Living. :-)

**NOTE: The image below is a generic image, and not representative of the real LPFCC Food Pantry.**

03/20/2026

March 20 is International Day of Happiness.

In the Wellbriety way, happiness grows from balance: mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness working together. It is found in connection, culture, and the daily commitment to recovery.

Today, may you choose what brings peace and harmony to your spirit.

03/18/2026

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03/18/2026

At NAMI, we embrace the voices of lived experience while using numbers to illustrate the broader impact of mental health conditions on individuals, families, and communities.

It's important to remember that every number represents unique stories from people navigating their mental health journeys.

Whether you are a person with lived experience who wants to see yourself in the data, a student researching mental health conditions, or just someone who wants to learn more, NAMI’s Mental Health By The Numbers is here to help: nami.org/mhstats

In Durango. 🌺🌸
03/18/2026

In Durango. 🌺🌸

03/18/2026

Today!
*Bring re-usable bags, boxes, or plastic tubs.

03/18/2026

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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