DREAM SEEKERS
Since 1992, our program has been building a positive support network for Native youth and families while exploring ways to live healthy and break the cycle of drugs, alcohol, tobacco and violence. The program is open to youth ages 11-17.
The program focuses on balancing the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs of our youth and families.
Weekly youth meetings take place on Tuesdays and Wednesdays evenings from 5:00pm-7:00pm throughout the school year.
Join us for a month long summer camp. Parents and volunteers are welcome!
Requirements
- Residency: No Requirements
- The program is designed for Native American youth ages 11-17, but is open to youth of all backgrounds
- Income: No Requirements
- Ages: 11 to 17 years old
What to do:
- Call Lawrence G. Caldwell or Jessica Boyd at 313-846-3718
- Complete an enrollment application
- Bring your Native American Status Card if you have one
- Transportation is available, but limited to the local area and availability.
LITTLE DREAMERS
Looking for a place where youth can come to learn their Native identity?
Little Dreamers is for youth ages 5 through 10 and focuses on the 7 Grandfather Teachings (bravery, honesty, humility, love, respect, truth and wisdom) as a way to help guide and shape fun activities for youth. Little Dreamers starts at 5pm with a smudge and prayer. Programming ends at 7pm with a closing circle lead by youth and staff. We meet every Monday.
Little Dreamers is a wonderful place for youth ages 5 through 10 and we invite you and your youth to be a part of our circle!! For more information call 313-846-3718.
Activities Include:
- Cooking Classes
- T-shirt Making
- Arts and Crafts
- Language Activities (Anishinaabemowin)
- Games and More!
Requirements
- Residency: No Requirements
- The program is designed for Native American youth, but is open to youth of all backgrounds
- Income: No Requirements
- Ages: 5 to 10 years old
How To Join
- Call Lawrence G. Caldwell or Jessica Boyd at 313-846-3718
- Complete an enrollment application
- Bring your Native American Status Card if you have one
