Through positive beliefs in families, while offering consistent support, we provide opportunities for youth and family wellness and empowerment.
Teen Outreach Program: A program that provides intensive outreach support for Native youth ages 12 to 24 who are dealing with suicidal thoughts, depression, anxiety, and substance abuse disorder. We encourage youth and young adults to reengage with school, the community, their families, and community resources. Our outreach program provides support for youth and young adults develop positive and healthy relationships with others around them and within their community. We mentor with the goal of improving mental wellness and help youth learn coping skills that can be used on a daily basis.
Tulalip Peer Support Program: This program partners you with someone who has been trained to help you identify your strengths and goals, and establish a plan for your personal wellness that works for you. Peer Support Specialists are people who have walked that path of recovery and have personally overcome challenges related to mental health and substance use. We give priority to Tulalip tribal members, especially pregnant women, but we are open to all Tulalip community members and other native people.
MOMs Group: Tulalip Tribes MOMs (Making Opportunities for Moms) Group is a community support group that meets every Tuesday at 11am. This weekly group is for women raising Tulalip or other Native children. It gives moms an opportunity to laugh and learn. Moms are able to earn baby bucks each week to purchase essential items for baby and family at MOMs Group store, held quarterly. Each week an educational topic is presented, chosen according to the needs and wants of the participants.
Parenting Classes: Family Haven Parenting classes provide parents with hands on material to help motivate and encourage positive communication with their children. Each session is culturally sensitive by blending content from Positive Indian Parenting and Skills for Successful Parenting: The eleven-session class strives to improve family relationships while providing guidance to raising children.
Family Spirit Home Visiting Program: Family Spirit is a culturally focused, strengths-based program that helps support families. Parents gain knowledge and skills to promote healthy development and positive lifestyles for themselves and their children. The program serves tribal families who are pregnant up to the child’s 3rd birthday.
Family Preservation Program: This department provides Family Preservation Services, Incredible Years (In Home), Promoting First Relationships, SafeCare and Triple P. The service is usually 3-4 months but can end early if agreed upon goals are completed. Each family will have goals and a structured agenda for weekly appointments. This is an In-Home Contract between The Tulalip Tribes and DSHS/DCYF. All referrals come from beda?chelh or the state CPS/Child Welfare Programs. The support services provided by these programs include:
Crisis management and intervention, including after hours and weekends as needed
Budgeting, organizing household, meal planning
Helping families achieve compliance with services
Accessing community resources including Tribal, State and Federal resources
Problem solving school issues for students
Teaching developmentally appropriate parenting technique and discipline strategies
Promoting strong parent/child bonds between parents and their younger children
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