Culture, language and education are key factors in reducing youth high-risk behaviors. Learn more about our cultural programs.
We center culture, ceremony, language, and traditions at the heart of the recovery journey. Begin your healing journey today.
Our goal is to reduce substance abuse to protect the health, safety, and quality of life of our community.
WPHW serves all Wabanaki people and other indigenous people who visit or call Maine home. WPHW also serves non-indigenous people though several programs such as healing and recovery services, substance use prevention services, food programs, etc. WPHW reaches over 7,000 individuals each year and this number continues to grow.
We are excited to recap our 26th Annual Wabanaki Spring Social! On April 13, we [...]
On Monday, April 8th, the skies danced with the sun and moon at our beloved [...]
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We kicked off Native American Heritage Month Wednesday evening by gathering in West Market Square [...]
General Disaster Response and Recovery Information https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline/disaster-types/incidents-mass-violence Incidents of Mass Violence The violent act that [...]
“I've had the pleasure of working for this organization since 2018, the growth and impact has been incredible. I am so thankful for the opportunities that have come and the relationships that I have been built. One of the most meaningful opportunities was working with youth in outdoor experiential education and leadership development. I am looking forward at what's to come! ”
"It was great to be able to provide youth with books they like. Reading can be a way to escape reality, and with everything going on in the world right now, reading is a great outlet for our kids."
“My vision for our communities is to connect our elders and our youth. There are a lot of older people who have learned the language and have a wealth of knowledge. Trying to tap into how to connect with these elders to share the knowledge they have, this is something that has to happen across all ages.”
