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Weekly Virtual Classes

Suscol Intertribal Council offers weekly classes in a virtual format. We have found these classes to be very successful at bringing people together during ever-changing circumstances. All classes are open to the public and free of charge. Contact suscol@suscol.net to learn more.

Schedule

*New Class* Organic Garden Practices TBA Charlie Toledo has been an organic gardener since 1972. This class will focus on drought-resistant, sustainable gardening practices from the Native perspective. Contact us to learn more.
MeditationTuesdays 10:00 AMCheck in and remind ourselves of the most important thing-- to remain calm and adaptable in order to take care of our bodies and minds. All experience levels welcome.Facilitated by Executive Director Charlie Toledo
Talking Circle1st & 3rd Wednesdays 6:00 PMGroup discussion to promote healthy and sober lifestyle and reconnection to traditional values.Facilitated by Outreach Coordinator Sal Garcia-Pinola
Talking Circle with the Innovations Community Center2nd & 4th Wednesdays 10:30 AMGroup discussion to promote healthy living.Facilitated by Outreach Coordinator Sal Garcia-Pinola
Meditation with the Innovations Community CenterThursdays 10:00 AMReconnect with our friends at the ICC for beginner-level meditation.Facilitated by Executive Director Charlie Toledo
Drum & SongsThursdays 4:00 PMGives participants a chance to share their songs and sounds and learn new ones.Facilitated by Executive Director Charlie Toledo
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Suscol Intertribal Council P.O. Box 5386 Napa, CA 94558
The Native American PEI program is funded by Napa County Health and Human Services through Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI) Funds. It is one of several MHSA programs implemented by the Napa County Mental Health Division, which strives to improve mental health outcomes for individuals and families throughout the community.
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