DROP IN CENTER
Day Eagle Hope Project has responded to the needs of those community members who "fall through the cracks" and have not had adequate access to essential services and resources.
Day Eagle Drop-In Center is a non-clinical program utilizing Peer Certified support staff. The center is
intended to provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals who may not have access to essential services and resources. The Day Eagle Drop-In Center aims to address filling gaps in the community by offering a welcoming environment where individuals can can access peer support and the services they need.
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​Who will be served?
The Center will serve a diverse group of individuals, including those who are experiencing homelessness, low-income families, individuals with mental health challenges, those struggling with substance abuse issues, elders, youth, or others in crisis. The Day Eagle Hope Project Drop-In Center is located on the Fort Belknap Reservation and is dedicated to serving the needs of Tribal members as our primary focus. However, we warmly welcome all individuals in need of support, regardless of their background, and strive to foster a safe and inclusive environment for everyone who walks through our doors.
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​Age groups served?
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The center will serve adults and elders.
Hours the center is open?
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Operation hours will range from 8 am to 5 pm for drop-in services. Hours may be extended for emergency services.
Services and Activities
Services
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Weekly Peer Support groups
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Counseling referral and mental health support
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Substance abuse treatment referral and recovery support programs
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Job training and employment assistance
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Housing resources and support
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Heath and wellness programs
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Cultural support, access to traditional healing practices, elder guidance, and community gatherings.
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Activities
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Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings
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Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meetings
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Grief support groups
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Coming soon:
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Narcan training sessions
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Crystal Meth Anonymous Meetings (CMA)
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Traditional arts and crafts
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Cultural ceremonies and events
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Educational workshops and classes
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Recreational activities
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Community meals and social events
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Volunteer opportunities and community service projects
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Job readiness programs such as resume building and interview preparation
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Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)
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Staff
Tescha Hawley-Director
Edward “Buster” Moore-Peer Support Supervisor/Culture Coordinator
Trayce Sunchild-Peer Support Specialist
Bridgette Shields-Peer Support Specialist
Vanise Little-Secretary
How can people support the project?
Donations:
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In-kind Contributions
Non perishable food items (until proper storage becomes available in the center for other food items) clothing of all sizes, hygiene products, or monetary donations.​
Volunteering:
Helping with events, meal prep for community events, or mentoring.​
Advocacy:
Raising awareness about The Day Eagle Drop-In Center’s work and the issues it aims to address.​