Beginning April 17th, 2023 we will be accepting applications for new clients seeking treatment. Space is limited!

NEW MOON LODGE

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A 14-bed residential facility
for adult Native American males
from all tribes within
United States.

OUR VISION

To provide the highest quality behavioral health care in Native America.

OUR VISION

We envision a future where communities are self-sufficient and have the power and resources to sustain traditional and holistic well-being for generations to come.

WE BELIEVE IN:

● Focusing on people
● The right and responsibility to work
● Strong and reparative relationships
● Holding space for people to explore their culture, traditions and spirituality
in whatever way best suits them
● People’s intrinsic ability to heal
● Personal responsibility and transparency
● Working until the work is done.

Substance Abuse and Mental Healthcare in Native America

It’s important to provide barrier-free access to treatment for Native Americans.
The importance is outlined in the disproportionate representation of substance use
disorders within the community and the high rates of completed suicides.

In 2013, American Indians and Alaska Natives (AI/ANs) had the highest rate of substance dependence or abuse compared with other racial groups. Substance use is linked to premature death and disease among AI/ANs, making it a major public health concern.” – SAMSHA

The services provided by New Moon Lodge seek

to reduce the detrimental impact substance misuse has on the community.

WHO WE SERVE

Native American Men

OUR APPROACH

Our treatment philosophy is based on the premise that our clients, many with histories of multiple residential placements, must learn to regain their pride, build their self-confidence, and strengthen their life skills in order to sustain healthy lifestyles within their families and communities. Residents prepare meals for themselves, participate in the Lodge’s decision-making, housekeeping, grounds-keeping, and also actively participate in a structured treatment curriculum with special emphasis on Native American culture and identity, traditions, and spiritual involvement.