Roberta Armstrong will be in Warm Springs June 23rd thru July 5th assisting Tribal members with writing their wills.

If you are interested in doing this - a starting point is to stop by the Land Services Office at the Tribal Administration building to complete and authorization form that will allow Armstrong to access your Indian Property information.

Next - you make an appointment for a one on one interview that will take about an hour and a half.

To learn more you can call 866-639-5550 or email [email protected]

Salmon Camp is returning after a couple of years off because of the Pandemic. Jeremy Five Crows is the Communications Director for the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission and a member of the Nez Perce Tribe. He gives us an introduction to Salmon Camp.

Mel Butterfield, Assistant Director for Youth Line and Rosanna Jacson who works in Warm Springs Prevention talk about the new new pilot program "Native Youth Line" in Warm Springs.

Young people who have problems have an option to talk, text, email or chat with someone who is a peer. the Oregon Youth Line. young people use it for any number of reasons…ranging from problems in school to thoughts of suicide..

Young people can log onto https://oregonyouthline.org/ The site has four tabs that say, call, text, chat and email. By clicking on one of the tabs, the young person will be connected to a peer, any way they choose.

Executive Director of the Museum at Warm Springs, Liz Woody, talks about the traveling exhibit "Savages and Princesses" - about Native American Sterotypes, Portrayals and the need for mainstream culture to recognize bias and increase understanding of Native Peoples.

The Annual Warm Springs Reservation Tribal Member Horse Sale is coming up on June 4th, 2022. The second annual event is organized by Harry Hisatake III and his family.

Meet Dr. John Stucki, a Family Physician, and the Clinical Director at the Warm Springs Health and Wellness Center. He's been at Warm Springs IHS for about 6 months.

Wayne Miller is the Director of the Work Experience and Development Department (WEDD) as well as Work force Innovation and opportunities Act (WIOA) Program in Warm Springs. He talks about work options for youth.

The STRIVE program is an opportunity for Native high school aged students to get a light feel of what college life may feel like at Central Oregon Community College. Geneva Mayall is a college prep coordinator for the STRIVE Program.

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