Painted Horse Recovery Center - Peer Support Groups
From hmis
| Group | Addiction Treatment |
| Category | Peer Support Groups |
| Name | Painted Horse Recovery Center |
| Provider | Painted Horse Recovery |
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Description
Painted Horse Recovery is a clean and sober Native American community center. Although their focus is on Native American culture, everyone is welcome. The center is open seven days a week from 2–10 p.m.
The center has pool and foosball tables, a play station, a TV, a kitchen (from which snacks, coffee and other food items are provided throughout the day), a clothing closet, books, lockers, a crafts room (where beading, drum-making, and native dress-making classes occur), meeting rooms for a wide range of drug and alcohol treatment groups, a medicine closet, a children’s room, and a storage room ( which contains indigenous foods, barbecues that can be checked out, tents, sleeping bags, diapers, socks, and toiletry items).
Painted Horse has a peer mentor program. To obtain a mentor, an intake is done to assess one’s past and current addiction issues. Mentors assist mentees in making
positive connections to the native community and make referrals for them to treatment and public assistance programs.
Facilities
El Jardin
Contacts
Contact: Office Phone: (971) 205-5144