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  • High in Plain Sight: Substance Abuse Prevention Training Location: Little River Casino Resort Address: 2700 Orchard Hwy., Manistee, MI 49660 Phone: 1-231-398-6741 or dorothybatchelder@lrboi-nsn.gov Description: This workshop is for law enforcement probation officers, school administration, treatment providers, and counselors. For each person to help prevent youth and adult substance abuse, you MUST know what is goin on in your community. These new trends are very popular and it is important for all who are involved in prevention, education, treatment, or enforcement to understand these sweeping changes in the drug culture. Topics Covered in the Training: This workshop covers alcohol and drug clothing, alcoholic energy drinks, alcopops, alcohol and drug concealment methods and containers, drug paraphernalia, drug related music and groups, logos, stickers, new technology, youth party tendencies, party games, non-traditional alcoholic beverages, social networking sites, synthetic drugs, OTC drugs, in halants, concentrates, E-Cigarettes, and popular party drugs.

    High in Plain Sight: Substance Abuse Prevention Training

    Little River Casino Resort 2700 Orchard Highway, Manistee, MI, United States

    High in Plain Sight:  Substance Abuse Prevention TrainingApril 14, 20268:30 am - 3:30 pmLittle River Casino Resort2700 Orchard Hwy.Manistee, MI 49660Contact:1-231-398-6741dorothybatchelder@lrboi-nsn.govDescription:This workshop is for law enforcement, probation officers, school administration, treatment providers and counselors.  For each person to help prevent youth and adult substance abuse, you MUST know what is going on in your community.  … Continued

  • Culture The Key to Healing IN RECOGNITION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AWARENESS MONTH EVERYONE is invited to attend this free LIVE crafting event. Gather with ARC for hands on crafts, educational exhibits, resource information and more! Light snacks provided! Gathering together HERE in support of Survivors EVERYWHERE. 11 ICE CIRCLE-NIIGAANAGIIZHIK CEREMONIAL BUILDING SAULT STE. MARIE- MICHIGAN Thursday APRIL 16 15:30- 2028 FREE |8:30PM

    Culture Live The Key to Healing

    Sault Tribe Niigaanagiizhik Ceremonial Building 11 Ice Circle, Sault Ste. Marie, MI, United States

    Culture Live | The Key to HealingThursday, April 16, 20265:30 - 8:30 pm11 Ice Circle - Niigaanagizhik Ceremonial BuildingSault Ste. Marie, Michigan, 49783Free to attend.www.arcsaulttribe.com906-632-1808In recognition of sexual assault awareness month.Everyone is invited to attend this free LIVE crafting event.  Gather with ARC for hands on crafts, educational exhibits, resource information, and more!Light snacks provided!Gathering … Continued

  • Ganawenindiwag Game Day

    Game Day!Join us at the GanawenindiwagCommunity Recovery Center3406 S. Pine Village RoadBrimley, MI 49715Saturday, April 18, 20263 - 6 pmPing-PongPoolBoard GamesCardsPlease reach out with any questions:Trista: 906-440-0914Lucas: 906-630-4344Tara: 906-203-7595 DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • THE MONTHLY REFILL Caregiver Support Group Café Rica • 62 E Michigan Ave • Battle Creek, MI 49017 The Monthly Refill is a support group offering connection, encouragement, and practical tools for caregivers. Join us each month to recharge, share experiences, and refill your emotional cup, and a coffee cup, alongside others who understand the caregiving journey. Jan. 27 May 26 Sept. 29 Feb. 24 June 30 Oct. 27 March 31 July 21 Nov. 24 April 28 Aug. 25 Dec. 15 Meeting dates will typically fall on the last Tuesday of the month from 9:30 to 10:30 AM, with a few exceptions made for holidays. Eligibility includes NHBP Tribal Members or anyone caring for an NHBP Tribal Member youth, adult, or Elder. Caregivers who attend will enjoy a $5 gift card to treat themselves to their favorite coffee drink. For more information, please contact Prevention Specialist Heather Kozar by calling 269.261.5961 or by emailing heather.kozar@nhbp-nsn.gov.

    The Monthly Refill | Caregiver Support Group

    Cafe Rica 62 E. Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, MI, United States

    The Monthly Refill Caregiver Support Group Cafe Rica 62 E. Michigan Ave. Battle Creek, MI 49017 See flier for dates. The Monthly Refill is a support group offering connection, encouragement, and practical tools for caregivers.  Join us each month to recharge, share experiences, and refill your emotional cup, and a coffee cup, alongside others who … Continued

  • In support of Native American Health and Wellness: Post-Partum Support Group AIHFS - Healthy Start/Tribal Home Visiting Program Support group via Zoom 11 am - 12 pm March 25 April 29 May 27 Join Zoom Meeting https://shorturl.at/c9YNn Meeting ID: 832 4208 3690 Passcode: 119060 For help signing in, call Salli 313-900-8262 American Indian Health and Family Services - Healthy Start/Tribal Home Visiting Program For more information, email questions to: healthystart_thv@aihfs.org

    Post-Partum Support Group | April 29, 2026

    American Indian Health and Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, United States

    Post-Partum Support Group March 25, 2026 April 29, 2026 May 27, 2026 11 am - 12 pm In support of Native American Health and Wellness Join Zoom Meeting: https://shorturl.at/c9YNn Meeting ID: 832 4208 3690 Passcode: 119060 Contact Salli: 313-900-8262 healthystart_thv@aihfs.org DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • Peer 360 Mafia Night

    Elijah Elk Cultural Center 7957 E. Remus Road, Mount Pleasant, MI, United States

    Peer 360 Mafia Night1st Monday of Each Month!6 - 8 pmElijah Elk Cultural Center7957 E. Remus RoadMount Pleasant, MI 48858Join us for food, snacks, and prizes!Arts and crafts for kids (with an accompanying adult).For more info:  Anna: 989-423-8053 DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • Healthy Start Family Playgroup: An interactive program for parents with children ages 0-4. Arts & Crafts Supplies, Games, Coloring, Storytelling 11 am - 12 pm March 4, 2026 April 1, 2026 May 6, 2026 **In the case of inclement weather, the family play group cancellation will be announced on our social media pages. Call 313-900-8262 or healthystart_thv@aihfs.org to register. American Indian Health & Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, MI 48210 Thurman Bear Basement

    Healthy Start: Family Playgroup

    American Indian Health and Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, United States

    Healthy Start Family Playgroup March 4, 2026 April 1, 2026 May 6, 2026 11 am - 12 pm American Indian Health and Family Services Thurman Bear Basement 4880 Lawndale Detroit, MI 48210 An interactive program for parents with children ages 0-4. Arts & Crafts Supplies Games Coloring Storytelling **In the case of inclement weather, the … Continued

  • Anishinaabe Elder: Charmaine Paulson, Grand Portage Mashkiki On the following Thursdays: March 5, April 2, May 7. 3 - 4:30 pm Come learn how to make traditional herbal remedies for various ailments. Presented by tribal home visiting & healthy start program. for more info email healthystart_thv@aihfs.org American Indian health & Family Services 4880 Lawndale Detroit, MI 48210

    Mashkiki | May 7, 2026

    American Indian Health and Family Services 4880 Lawndale, Detroit, United States

    Mashkiki March 5, 2026 April 2, 2026 May 7, 2026 3 - 4:30 pm American Indian Health & Family Services 4880 Lawndale Detroit, MI 48210 Presented by Tribal Home Visiting & Healthy Start Program Anishinabe Elder: Charmaine Paulson, Grand Portage Come learn how to make traditional herbal remedies for various ailments! Learn more: healthystart_thv@aihfs.org DOWNLOAD … Continued

  • Presented by: Sault Tribe E Bay Mills Behavioral Health ENDORSED BY THE SAULT TRIBE HEALTH DIVISION RECOVERY GALA 18+ RECOVERY SOCIAL EVENT JoIN US FOR AN UNFORGETTABLE NIGHT! DRESS UP OR COME AS YOU ARE L ADMiSSiON IS FREE Dinner Dancing | DJ Photo Booth Door Prizes FRIDAY MAY 15 2026 7-10 PM BIG BEAR ARENA 2 ICE CIRCLE SSM, MI 49783 Funding for this event was made possible (in part) by STOPR SAMHSA Grant #TT087754

    Recovery Gala 18+ Recovery Social Event

    Big Bear Arena 2 Ice Circle, Sault Ste. Marie, MI, United States

    Recovery Gala18+ Recovery Social EventPresented by Sault Tribe & Bay Mills Behavioral HealthJoin us for an unforgettable night!  Dress up or come as you are!  Admission is free!DinnerDancingDJPhoto BoothDoor PrizesFriday, May 15, 20267 - 10 PMBig Bear Arena2 Ice CircleSault Ste. Marie, MI 49783Questions:ssundstrom@saulttribe.net DOWNLOAD FLIER

  • Enhancing PIM Engagement: The FreshRr Oklahoma Model 2 PM - 3 PM May 21, 2026 LEARN MORE: https://tinyurl.com/25vr92xw PRESENTED BY Erin Martin, MASM Founder & CEO, FreshRx Oklahoma Co-Lead, Oklahoma Food is Medicine Policy Coalition President, Tulsa Urban Ag Coalition LEARNING OBJECTIVES & OUTCOMES: Erin Martin's passion for helping others began at fifteen when she worked in a retirement community, inspiring her to pursue a master's degree in Gerontology from the University of Southern California, the world's top-ranked gerontology school. Certified in Regenerative Soil Advocacy, Erin is passionate about promoting food as medicine and its connection to soil health. As President of the Tulsa Urban Ag Coalition, Director of Oklahoma's FreshRX program, and co-lead of Oklahoma's Food is Medicine Policy Coalition, she works to integrate food is medicine and regenerative agriculture as a standard of care for those with chronic disease. TARGET AUDIENCE: This session is intended for Tribal health professionals, program coordinators, community health representatives, and partners working in food access, nutrition, and chronic disease prevention. It is especially relevant for those involved in produce prescription (Food Farmacy) programs, voucher initiatives, and "food as medicine" efforts, as well as anyone supporting Policy, Systems, and Environmental (PSE) change in Native communities. FOR INQUIRIES: chelby.archambeau@itcmi.org (906) 632-6896 ext: 108

    Enhancing FIM Engagement: The FreshRx Oklahoma Model

    Enhancing FIM Engagement:  The FreshRx Oklahoma ModelMay 21, 20262 - 3 pmLearn more: https://tinyurl.com/25vr92xwPresented by:Erin Martin, MASMFounder & CEO FreshRx OklahomaCo-Lead, Oklahoma Food is Medicine Policy CoalitionPresident, Tulsa Urban Ag CoalitionLearning Objectives & Outcomes:Erin Martin's passion for helping others began at fifteen when she worked in a retirement community, inspiring her to pursue a master's … Continued