Integrating Native Solutions for Prevention, Intervention, and Recovery Efforts (INSPIRE) Project - Our Integrating Native Solutions for Prevention, Intervention, and Recovery Efforts (INSPIRE) Project aims to address substance abuse and promote wellness within the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. Grounded in culturally competent practices, this project seeks to integrate traditional knowledge and modern interventions to enhance recovery, prevention and harm reduction efforts. Through community engagement and collaboration with Tribal leaders, health professionals, and traditional healers, our INSPIRE project will develop and implement tailored programs and services. These initiatives will focus on education, early intervention strategies, and comprehensive support systems to empower individuals and families affected by substance abuse. Key components of our INSPIRE project include culturally sensitive outreach, culturally appropriate counseling and therapy services, and the establishment of support networks. By respecting cultural values and incorporating traditional healing practices, the project aims to foster resilience, healing, and self-empowerment among community members. Our INSPIRE project also emphasizes data collection and evaluation to assess program effectiveness and inform continuous improvement. By partnering with local stakeholders and leveraging community resources, our project seeks to create sustainable solutions that promote long-term wellness and resilience. Overall, our INSPIRE Project represents a collaborative and holistic approach to addressing substance abuse issues, honoring Native American heritage, and promoting positive health outcomes within Fort Peck Indian Reservation communities.