Prevention Starts with Connection
Our traditions and landscapes hold the power to protect the next generation. By restoring parks, teaching skills, and building safe spaces, we give youth hope and purpose.
About the Restoration Project
The Restoration Project is an initiative by White Mountain Apache Behavioral Health Services (ABHS). As part of its mission to improve the quality of life for Tribal members and individuals and families who are residing on the Fort Apache Reservation, ABHS provides opportunities for youth to participate in community service and learn traditional skills. The initiative is designed to help prevent substance use, improve mental health, and better connect youth to their heritage and community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can I contact in an emergency?
For medical emergencies, such as an overdose, call 911 immediately. For other immediate health emergencies, call White Mountain Apache Behavioral Health Services (ABHS) at 928.338.4811. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800.273.8255 is also available if needed.
Where can I find local treatment and recovery options?
ABHS provides multiple services to address the needs of the members of the White Mountain Apache Tribe and of those living on the Fort Apache Reservation. These include individual services and group services for all ages. To get started, call ABHS at 928.338.4811 during office hours or visit any of the following locations:
Whiteriver Clinic
249 W Ponderosa Street
Whiteriver, AZ 85941
Cibecue Clinic
218 E Cliff View Road
Cibecue, AZ 85911
McNary Wellness Center
108 N Pollock Avenue
McNary, AZ 85935
Where can I find other treatment and recovery options?
The most comprehensive collection of recovery resources is through FindTreatment.gov.
