Indigenous Wellbriety is a Native-led, community-based peer recovery organization serving the Four Corners and southwest Colorado. Our Indigenous Peer Recovery Coaches are trained in the Wellbriety model (White Bison, Inc.) and offer support grounded in lived experience with substance use, mental health, and systemic challenges. We provide peer support, resource advocacy, and opportunities for community service and volunteering.
We also collaborate with the Sih Hasin Street Medicine program to reach and support our unhoused relatives.
We’re excited to now offer Youth Programming, including weekly Youth Talking Circles every Wednesday after school at Southwest Open High School, led by our Indigenous Peer Recovery Coaches for Youth.
We work in partnership with communities in Montezuma County and surrounding Tribal Nations, including Ute Mountain Ute, Navajo Nation, and Southern Ute. This work is made possible through generous grant support and our fiscal sponsor, Team UP of Southwest Colorado.
Organization name
Indigenous Wellbriety
Focus Areas
Advocacy & Community Organizing, Elders, Youth Development & Empowerment, Social Services, Behavioral & Mental Health
Geographic Area
Off-Reservation, Local, Rural
U.S. States and Territories Served
Colorado
Nonprofit Type
Fiscally Sponsored
Address
20 W. Main St