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  <h3>Administration</h3>\
  Governor Perry Martinez, Board of Governors Chairman<br/>\
  Governor Frederick Vigil, Board of Governors Vice-Chairman<br/>\
  Michael G. Miller, Executive Director<br/>\
  Rob Corabi, Controller<br/>\
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  Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council<br/>\
  P.O. Box 969<br/>\
  San Juan, NM 87566<br/>\
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  327 Eagle Drive<br/>\
  Ohkay Owingeh, NM 87566<br/>\
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  Main Office (505) 747-1593<br/>\
  Fax (505) 747-9650<br/></p>\
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  <h3>Contact Us</h3>\
  Main Office (505) 747-1593<br/>\
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  Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council<br/>\
  P.O. Box 969<br/>\
  San Juan, NM 87566<br/>\
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  327 Eagle Drive<br/>\
  Ohkay Owingeh, NM 87566<br/>\
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  1102 N. Paseo de Onate<br/>\
  Espanola, NM 87532<br/>\
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  Main Office (505) 852-1377<br/>\
  Fax (505) 852-1378<br/></p>\
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  <p style=\"text-align:center\"><h3>New Moon Lodge</h3>\
<h5>Adult Male Residential Treatment</h5>\
The New Moon Lodge serves 10 adult Native American males from the various tribes within the state of New Mexico.  Our decision making process with regards to admissions is based on clinical need and the following guidelines:<br/>\
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1st priority:  tribal members of the Eight Northern Pueblos<br/>\
2nd priority:  members of other tribes within New Mexico<br/>\
3rd priority:  other ethnic groups within New Mexico<br/>\
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Our treatment philosophy is based on the premise that our clients, many with histories of multiple residential placements, must learn to regain their pride, build their self-confidence, and strengthen their life skills in order to sustain sober and healthy life styles with their families and their communities.<br/>\
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Residents plan and prepare meals for themselves, participate in the home’s decision-making and housekeeping, and conduct their own meetings for meditation, and sober peer support.  Residents actively participate in a structured program of treatment curriculum of 40 hours, consisting of the following activities:<br/>\
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Individual therapy and substance abuse counseling   <br/>\
Family counseling <br/>\
Life skills development  <br/>\
Social development (team building group, house governance, community group)<br/>\
Recovery/relapse prevention (drug/alcohol education group, relapse group)<br/>\
Personal development (life skills)<br/>\
Traditional healing and cultural activities (talking circle, sweat lodge, cultural identity group, participation in tribal feasts,  traditional healers as requested)<br/>\
Vocational education (vocational group, limited employment opportunities)<br/>\
Community service (various community projects within the pueblos)<br/>\
Therapeutic recreation (horticultural therapy, physical fitness and gym activities)<br/>\
AA and NA meetings, on and off site.  <br/>\
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In addition, clients receive support in their recovery process through referral to community resources including:  employment, housing, legal, financial, medical/ dental, education and vocational skills.  <br/>\
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Treatment plans/case reviews are individualized with the client and assist the Clinical Team in determining length of residential treatment.<br/>\
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Family visitation is on Sunday 12:00 - 5:00 pm.<br/>\
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  <h3>Child Care &amp; Development Fund Program</h3>\
  Phone: 505-852-1381<br/>\
  1100-A Paseo de Onate<br/>\
  Espanola, NM 87532<br/>\
<h3>Services, Objectives &amp; Eligibility</h3>\
Program Services:<br/>\
The ENIPC Child Care and Development Fund Program is designed to offer financial assistance for obtaining quality child care services provided within a child care center or home based environment for qualifying Native American families residing within the Eight Northern Pueblos or surrounding vicinity.<br/><br/>\
\Services are provided for children birth to 12 years of age. Children must be tribally enrolled or eligible for enrollment with the Eight Northern Pueblos. Parents attending school and/or in a job training program are considered first priority.<br/><br/>\
\Program Primary Objectives:<br/>\
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<li>To support the physical, social, emotional and intellectual development of Native American children through the availability of child care options.<br/>\
<li>To enhance low to moderate income earning parents to continue working to attain a post secondary educational program and to enhance employment training capabilities.\
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   <h3>Women, Infants and Children (WIC) </h3>\
  Phone: 505-852-1381 ext.5<br/>\
  Toll Free: 1-800-734-2488<br/>\
  PO Box 969<br/>\
  San Juan Pueblo, NM 87566<br/>\
<h3>Services &amp; Objectives</h3>\
Program Services:<br/>\
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children - better known as the WIC Program - serves to safeguard the health of eligible women, infants, & children up to age 5 who are at nutritional risk. This program provides nutritious foods to supplement diets, information on healthy eating, and referrals to health care.<br/><br/>\
\Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, Inc. administers the WIC Program to the following Pueblos:  Taos, Picuris, Ohkay Owingeh, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, Pojoaque, Tesuque and Nambe.  Staff travels to each of these Pueblos during the month to provide clinic services.<br/><br/>\
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2010 Eight Northern Pueblo Governors & Tribal Leaders\
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The Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, Inc. is a 501(c3) non-profit organization whose membership includes the Tesuque, Pojoaque, Nambe, San Ildefonso, Santa Clara, Ohkay Owingeh, Picuris and Taos Pueblos, all located in North Central New Mexico.<br/>\
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The Council was founded in the 1960's by a group of visionaries who realized that with a united effort of combining resources and populations they would be in a better position to compete for federal monies allocated to the \"war on poverty\".  Since that time the Council has evolved into a conduit for federal and state programs that not only serve the Eight Northern Pueblos but many of the surrounding tribes and communities as well. <br/>\
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ENIPC, Inc. has developed into a service business that continues to provide, health, education and economic programs to the original eight pueblos.  Our current programs include:  Child Care and Development, Circle of Life Behavioral Health Network, Employment and Training Program, Environment Department, Food Distribution on Indian Reservations (FDPIR), Head Start, Higher Education Scholarship Program, Peacekeepers Domestic Violence Programs, Senior Program, Talent Search Program and, Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Program.  Additional information about these programs can be found on this web site or by calling (505) 747-1593.  <br/>\
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In addition, Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, Inc. hosts one of the largest Arts and Craft Shows in the United States, featuring art from the Eight Northern Pueblos as well as arts and crafts that represent the other 11 pueblos and Navajo, Apache, Cherokee, Tlingit, Chippewa and Lakota artist.  Please join us this year on July 17 and 18, 2010 at the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, Inc. visitors center located north of Espanola, NM behind the Ohkay Owingeh Casino and Hotel.<br/>\
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  <h3>Headstart</h3>\
  Phone: 505-852-1381 ext.4<br/>\
<h3>Program Description/Services</h3>\
Program Services:<br/>\
Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Head Start program provides comprehensive early education and support services for children age three to five and their families.  The program provides supportive services in the areas of health and dental care, nutrition, special education, parent skill workshops and social services. Children are provided with a daily breakfast and lunch, which meet all federal and state nutrition guidelines. Door-to-door transportation is provided at each of the centers, Nambe Head Start and San Ildefonso Head Start.  Classrooms operate from September through May, Mondays through Thursdays from 8:30am to 12:30pm.<br/><br/>\
\Eligibility and Enrollment Requirements:<br/>\
Family income must be at or below the federal poverty guideline though some exceptions may be made for families moderately over these amounts. Children must be 3 years of age by August 31st.  Parents must provide all documents needed in the enrollment packet to speed up enrollment process.  All documents must be turned in before your child is considered for Head Start enrollment.  Documents needed:  Physical Examination, Immunization record, Dental Examination, Lead test, Current check stub, Certificate of Indian Blood, Birth Certificate number and Medicaid or Insurance copy.<br/><br/>\
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