Friday, April 19, 2024
4/19/2024
The purpose of the Hakame Clubhouse is to implement a culturally appropriate community change model among the Long Island Native American community, specifically the Shinnecock Indian Nation to strengthen the capacity of tribal and local youth, health, and wellness organizations to delivery services. This model serves to remove barriers to care by providing a point of entry and helping youth and families to navigate the behavioral health system. "Hakame" means welcome in the Shinnecock Language and is the vision for welcoming youth into the clubhouse where they will access to a vast network of behavioral health services including direct and indirect prevention services, wrap around support services, peer recovery group, and referrals to treatment. This Clubhouse will take the view that the community has the strengths and resiliencies within it reduce substance abuse and mental health challenges and activities will be informed by community knowledge. The Clubhouse's role is to help facilitate the community change model.
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