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The Bad River Tribal Youth Leadership & Resilience Initiative (BRTYL...RI) will bring together a group of promising young Tribal Members to learn about the language, culture, leadership, mentoring and history of our Nation. If you are ready to be a leader, are between the ages of 10-17, and want to learn how to work with others and help make great things happen for your Nation, sign up for BRTYLRI today! The first meeting is May 22nd at 6:00 pm at the Community Center. For more information or to sign up, please call Lynn Bigboy at 715-682-7111, ext. 1439. See More
The Bad River AODA program, along with Wisconsin Department of Healt...h Services, are working to raise awareness of the prescription painkiller abuse crisis in Wisconsin, especially among those at highest risk: Native Americans ages 12-25. Pictured are Bad River Vice-Chairman Mike Berlin and Barb Merrill (AODA) holding community signs that are part of the billboard and media campaign to kick off the summer event season.
At the Health Fair on June 26th, free lock boxes will be available to safely store your medication. To learn more about prescription pill abuse visit https://doseofrealitywi.gov/
The BR Drug Task Force has been working on an organizational template to address the opioid crisis/drug epidemic called the “Tribal Action Plan" (or TAP). The first “DRAFT” of the Tribal Action Plan is almost complete but needs community input. The TAP will be presented for feedback at various meetings throughout the community such as: En-Nisidotaading A Shared Vision on May 16th; A BR Community ~ Tribal Action Plan Meeting on June 25th, and also at the Health Fair on June 26th, watch for upcoming fliers for details.
Comments or questions can be emailed to Drugtaskforce@badriver-nsn.gov. See More
