About Us
Our Team
Our History
Our History
Our amazing team is a collective group of professionals from various indigenous communities throughout Arizona.
Each member has a unique gift and a commitment to the families we serve.
Our History
Our History
Our History
In 2016 a collective group of artists recognized the negative impact drugs and alcohol have on the youth in indigenous communities. This is when the work began. In 2018 Native Music Coalition received non-profit status and began sponsoring events and workshops with the simple goal of restoring hope among tribal youth. Since then NMC has p
In 2016 a collective group of artists recognized the negative impact drugs and alcohol have on the youth in indigenous communities. This is when the work began. In 2018 Native Music Coalition received non-profit status and began sponsoring events and workshops with the simple goal of restoring hope among tribal youth. Since then NMC has provided peer support services across Southern Arizona, all thanks to the helping hands of our amazing communities!
Our Mission
Our History
Our Mission
We focus on helping native youth discover self-identity and preserve their culture through community building, education, oral history, and traditional musical arts. Our members and volunteers promote living abstinent from alcohol and drugs. This provides the momentum that helps us affect change. Using data-driven models, beginning the process of healing, that make a long-lasting difference.
Services and workshops provided
Back to school bash
Painting and family Wellness workshops
Painting and family Wellness workshops
NMC has served over 700 native youth in the past two years by spearheading annual school supply give away events in which food, entertainment, free raffles, and backpacks were provided.
Painting and family Wellness workshops
Painting and family Wellness workshops
Painting and family Wellness workshops
Building a bond with family may be challenging for some. NMC provides families with tools needed to build healthier relationships in the home through our wellness painting workshops. Follow us to attend our next workshop!
Gourd rattle workshops
Gourd rattle workshops
Gourd rattle workshops
NMC's gourd rattle workshop helps native youth restore their indigenous identity. Tribal youth learn the history and the many uses of the gourd in the South Western states. Preserving the culture of the South West is imperative for the future generations to come. Join us for our next workshop!
peer support services
Gourd rattle workshops
Gourd rattle workshops
As a certified peer support provider in the State of Arizona NMC is privileged to walk with you on your journey to wellness. Many tribal youths suffer from addictions and or mental health challenges. NMC is proud to be a mentor to tribal youth. The barriers that native youth face are stigmas and having limited resources available in rural areas. This makes it difficult for tribal youth to have consistent mentorship. NMC is committed to providing culturally sensitive services. Many blessings to all.
Help Our Cause
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
Peer support
What is peer support
Who Are Peer Support Providers?
Peer support Providers are people who have been successful in the recovery process who help others experiencing similar situations. Through shared understanding, respect, and mutual empowerment, peer support providers help people become and stay engaged in the healing and recovery process and reduce the likelihood of relapse. Peer support services can effectively extend the reach of treatment beyond the clinical setting into the everyday environment of those seeking a successful, sustained recovery process.
Peer Support Role
Peer support workers engage in a wide range of activities. These include:
- Advocating for people in recovery
- Sharing resources and building skills
- Building community and relationships
- Leading recovery groups
- Mentoring and setting goals
Peer support roles may also extend to the following:
- Providing services and/or training
- Supervising other peer workers
- Developing resources
- Administering programs or agencies
- Educating the public and policymakers
Native Music Coalition; Peer Support Services; Tucson, AZ;