One Sky Center

One Sky Center is a National Resource Center for American Indians and Alaska Natives. It is dedicated to improving prevention and treatment of substance abuse and mental health across Indian Country.

Current initiatives include Meth and Suicide Prevention.

Consultant Database

Statement by Senator Ron Wyden on Indian Health Care Improvement Act

A Guide to Suicide Prevention: DRAFT (100 page pdf file)

The Suicide Prevention Guide for American Indian and Alaska Native communities.

New Film: Sky Has a Heart
Calling Native American and Alaska Native amateur filmmakers, students, teachers, therapists, community health aids, doctors, and elders...we want to hear YOUR stories and wisdom.

National Summit to Promote Public Health, Partnerships and Safety in Critical Populations Affected by Methamphetamine
This event, at the will bring together leading experts focused on the impact of methamphetamine on critical populations.

SAMHSA Announces Availability of New Sustainability Toolkit for Grassroots Programs

Sustaining Grassroots Community-based Programs: A Toolkit for Community and Faith-based Service Providers.

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The Center's reach is extended by consultants and partners located throughout the country. The Programs shown on the map below work with One Sky Center to develop resources.

September 22, 2008:
FALL EQUINOX

September 22 - 25, 2008:
Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Annual Conference - Pendleton, OR

September 22 - 26, 2008:
25th Annual National Indian Health Board Conference - Temecula, CA

September 25 - 27, 2008:
2008 Oregon Rural Health Conference - Bend, OR

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