American Indian Council on Alcoholism’s services are open to American Indian individuals and others residing within American Indian households throughout the greater Milwaukee area. All counseling and prevention services are provided free of charge. Contact us with any questions or to schedule an appointment.
American Indian Council is here to help on your path to recovery and wellness. Our staff of state-certified clinical substance abuse counselors and helpers are here to assist with information, assessment, counseling, education and referral services. Our person-centered approach and confidential environment creates an atmosphere where our clients can focus on creating their best selves.
Recovery support meetings for American Indian men and women take place every Tuesday from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Now meeting in person.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact us at 414-930-9210. Please note that COVID-19 guidance has been changed. Masks are optional and MAY be required when transmission rates are high in the Milwaukee area.
We ask that you continue to make appointments and RSVP to events. Thank you.
If you are concerned about a relative or loved one who is struggling with a substance misuse and are seeking resources and support, American Indian Council’s skilled and knowledgeable staff are here to help.
We are available to assist with information on the impacts of drugs and alcohol as well as with resources for your loved one. Contact us today for more information.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact us at 414-930-9210. Please note that COVID-19 guidance has been changed. Masks are optional and MAY be required when transmission rates are high in the Milwaukee area.
We ask that you continue to make appointments and RSVP to events. Thank you.
Community outreach and education help to build awareness of the dangers and impacts of substance misuse as well as the services available through our agency. American Indian Council on Alcoholism is available to our community through a variety of means both on and off site.
American Indian Council on Alcoholism is active in community education and the exchange of knowledge at resource fairs, special events or through virtual or in-person presentations to a variety of audiences including professionals, youth, adults and community. Session topics include the diverse effects of alcohol, substance use and dependence.
Wellness topics on mental health, grief, goal setting, anxiety and the aging brain plus how they all intersect with substances are also available. Presentations can be tailored to meet individual needs and requests. Online courses are also available on our website.
The staff of American Indian Council are knowledgeable about a variety of substance use, prevention, brain health and mental health related topics as they impact schools, community and workplaces. We are ready to assist with our free consultation services.
Consultation services can be provided on an individual or small group basis to facilitate understanding of the recovery process, grief support, or other topics related to wellness.
For more information, contact Renee (414) 930-9210.
We are available to provide individualized academic interventions & special education support for parents.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact us at 414-930-9210. Please note that COVID-19 guidance has been changed. Masks are optional and MAY be required when transmission rates are high in the Milwaukee area.
We ask that you continue to make appointments and RSVP to events. Thank you.
Our social and recreational prevention activities are designed to build resilience, connection and self-esteem while nurturing our cultural identities as American Indian people. Connection and fun without the use of substances is the focus of our multi-generational prevention programs.
Oneida Hymns
Stay connected to language, culture and spirituality, by listening to the Oneida Hymn Singing. A rich tradition that connects the healing power the music and faith.
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For more information contact: (414) 930-9210
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Masks are optional.
Learning and practicing arts is a pathway to personal healing and connection to culture. American Indian Council offers the opportunity for connection through learning the art of Iroquois Raised Beadwork. Facilitated by an award-winning artist, beginner to advanced students will enjoy the time to socialize with fellow beaders while making cultural connections.
Beading Classes are held monthly.
Attendance may be limited for space capacity
Keep an eye on our events page for details about upcoming education, prevention, health, recreation and cultural activities. Future planned opportunities include cultural connections, adults and elders, holiday celebrations for youth and families, wellness goal-setting talking circles for adults and our community education series.
American Indian Council has been working to collect the best in indigenous literature. Our lending library includes novels, biographies, wellness topics, native history, substance use topics and more! Make an appointment to pick up or drop off books. You can browse a list of our titles below.
For more information, contact staff at (414) 930-9210.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact us at 414-930-9210. Please note that COVID-19 guidance has been changed. Masks are optional and MAY be required when transmission rates are high in the Milwaukee area.
We ask that you continue to make appointments and RSVP to events. Thank you.
Stay connected, motivated and entertained on your wellness journey by downloading our free mobile application. Be among the first to know about our community events, RSVP online for opportunities and enjoy motivational videos and cultural content on-demand.
TIP: Be sure to visit the Guided Meditation section for relaxing sounds and meditation videos.
Hours
Location
6520 W Layton Ave, Suite 103
Greenfield, WI 53220
Contact Us
Phone: (414) 930-9210
(If no answer, please leave a message.)National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 988
AICA has Narcan and Fentanyl Test Strips available. Please call or email if you are in need of any of these resources.
Hours
Location
6510 W Layton Ave, Suite 101
Greenfield, WI 53220
Contact Us
Phone: (414) 930-9210
(If no answer, please leave a message.)National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255
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