MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to provide quality services that promote wellness and balance of mind, body and spirit for individuals, staff, families and communities.
VISION STATEMENT
The NATIVE Project has a vision of community that promotes balance and harmony in the pursuit of:
•Drug and alcohol free lifestyles
•Spiritual, cultural and traditional Native values
•Wellness and balance of mind, body and spirit for each person
•Respect and integration of all healing paths to wellness for self and others
•Lifestyles which encourage and are supportive of prosperity
•Education and awareness
By creating a circle of care using one team and one voice, individuals, staff, families and agencies will utilize skills, leadership, cultural and spiritual consciousness to give back to his or her community by living as
WARRIORS, NURTURERS, SCHOLARS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS
SACRED HOSPITALITY
What is Sacred Hospitality? Sacred Hospitality is an intentionally created practice where our compassion meets the needs of our patients, staff, and community; where they are welcomed, cherished, and respected as human beings; where stories are shared and valued; and where healing of the body, mind, and spirit can happen.
Company Details
- Employees
- 44
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 1803 W Maxwell, Spokane,wa 99201,united States
- Industry
- Health, Wellness & Fitness
- Website
- nativeproject.org
- Keywords
- Drug and Alcohol Treatment, Diabetes Prevention & Management, Children and Youth Services, Adult Behavioral Health, Nutrition Counseling, Medical Case Management, Community Wellness, Indian Child Welfare On-going Advocacy.
- HQ
- Spokane, WA
The Native Project Questions
The Native Project's website is nativeproject.org
The Native Project's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-native-project
The Native Project has
44 employees.
View email and phone details for 44
employees at The Native Project.
The Native Project's industry is
Health, Wellness & Fitness
The Native Project's top competitors are
Native Action Network,
Snoqualmie Indian Tribe,
Cancer Care Northwest,
American Indian Health & Services,
Spokane Workforce Council,
American Indian Health & Family Services,
Urban Indian Health Institute,
Transitions Spokane,
Ochin, Inc.,
Providence.
The Native Project's categories are Health, Wellness & Fitness
The Native Project's founding year is 1989
