In warm springs there are many safe, fun and interactive activities for youth to connect with their peers and participate in. One organization is The Boys and girls club of Warm Springs.

Longtime Tribal Attorney Howie Arnett talks about the Treaty of 1855 from a legal perspective.

From a KWSO Archival Interview in 2015.

From KWSO archival interviews and narration - a look at the Treaty of 1855 featuring comments from Louie Pitt Jr. and Chief Delvis Heath.

The Madras Aquatic Center – Recreation District is always looking to better implement the services they offer for the community.

Courtney Snead is the Executive Director for the MAC Rec District and she talks about their Master Plan.

The Madras High School Native American Student Union is hosting their first powwow in June 2023. Learn about the organization and their plans for gathering with song and dance.

A look back at the Warm Springs Senior Program Honor Seniors Day festivities in Warm Springs at the Agency Longhouse on Friday, May 12, 2023.

First Nations Veterinary is a non-profit organization that provides free veterinary care to pets living on Native American reservations. Its coordinating the Warm Springs Nation Spayathon and Gina Clemmer directs the mobile unit for high volume spay and neuter on reservations.

Research has proven that pets are healthier when they are spayed or neutered and so this is a great opportunity for pet owners in Warm Springs to register now for the Spay A Thon

Pets will receive a spay/neuter, vaccines, flea/tick medicine and dogs get microchipped. Surgeries will be done on Saturdays and Sundays in June.

Register online at firstnationsvet.com or call 503-451-0765.

Geo Visons Inc is a Tribally owned environmental management and compliance firm that provides high quality cultural surveys and assessments and ethnographic and oral history studies. The department works closely with the CTWS Branch of Natural Resources and other outside agencies to provide holistically informed environmental management and compliance products.

Deborah Wilson and Will Hall talk about a Harm Reduction Approach to treating psychiatric disorders through holistic health, spiritual practice and other alternatives to traditional diagnosis and the use of psychiatric medications.

SriPonya is bringing the documentary "Medicating Normal" to Central Oregon on May 19th from 2pm to 7pm at the SCP Redmond Hotel. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/harm-reduction-workshop-to-coming-off-psychiatric-medication-with-will-hall-tickets-608928149487?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

You can hear the full interview with WIll Hall on the Sri Ponya Facebook Page. https://www.facebook.com/SriPonyaCollective/posts/pfbid036JFD3aMNFW1rrtCdcBurPVHEruWdvXUokoEBjKP7b9nhXoZaoEb3wcGYj2jUFX6Sl

John Charles is a former Quarterback who made his way through his youth and adult years from High School to College to signing with an NFL team.

He has been working with Warm Springs Youth on Sundays providing agility training at the old Warm Springs Elementary Gym.

Charles is involved with the Sri Ponya Recovery organization who introduced him to Warm Springs.