TAP Goals

Tribal Action Plan

• Goal 1: Raise awareness of the drug and alcohol epidemic in our community
  TAP is currently doing Monthly presentations to the community youth and adults.  Watch for activities. 

• Goal 2: Increase access and bring awareness of the services relevant to alcohol and drugs – Watch for TAP events to learn more and stay involved. 

• Goal 3: Develop and establish a comprehensive youth development, prevention, and intervention strategies
• Goal 4: Create a comprehensive Justice System that responds to alcohol and substance abuse
• Goal 5: Create healing spaces that accommodate the community’s need to include a Recovery Center, Transitional Sober Living and Yukyunhiyostakhwahake Wellness Campus in our community

What we are doing

Coordinating resources and programs available to the Oneida Nation Community and publicize, on our social media outlets. TAP is raising the awareness of the epidemic of substance abuse in our community and is harm reduction resources to whomever needs it.

TAP provides culturally based activities, focusing on cultivating sober activities to enhance communication in the community and trainings to promote positive change for the future. Educating our community will help us fight to keep our community safe and sober.  

We currently have monthly presentations on substance abuse awareness and inspirational art from community members. Click here for more information on upcoming events.

Gathering Of Oneida Youth (G.O.OY)- February 2025

GOOY (Gathering of Oneida Youth) is a culturally based gathering focused on healing, wellness, and empowerment in Native communities. Through storytelling, ceremony, and community connection, GOOY supports belonging, mastery, interdependence, and generosity.

Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (M.M.I.R) Walk May, 2025.

The Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIR) Awareness Walk is a powerful event that dedicated to honoring and remembering indigenous relatives who are murdered, missing, or impacted by systemic violence. This walk brings together families, community members, advocates, and allies to raise awareness, promote healing and demand justice.

This annual event is not only a moment of reflection and remembrance but also a call to action! 

If you want to learn more about missing, murdered, indigenous relatives (M.M.I.W) walk or what tap is currently doing, contact tap@oneidanation.Org or “like” us on Facebook at Oneida Nation Tribal Action Plan. (TAP).

P.R.I.D.E Flag Raising- June 2025

On June 11, 2025, the Business Committee passed the “Proclamation Recognizing the Month of June as Pride Month and Encouraging Educational, Celebratory, and Supportive Community Activities that Uplift and Affirm LGBTQI+ Identities”. In celebration we did a two-spirit flag raising. 

If you want to learn more about the resolution, please click the link chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://oneida-nsn.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/06-11-25-A-Proclamation-Recognizing-the-Month-of-June-as-Pride-Month-and-Encouraging-Educational-Celebratory-and-Supportive-Community-Activities-that-Uplif-002.pdf

Ceremony Education Night

Oneida TAP and Oneida Cultural Heritage partner together on topics related to ceremony teachings to help our community understand what it’s like to attend our traditional ceremonies. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to Isis Croston ischrei1@oneidanation.org

Events/Communication

UPCOMING EVENTS

Kunhi-yo August 29, 2025

Recovery Stories: 

Stephanie Skenandore shares her Recovery Story

Drug Awareness

Content Warning: The following page contains materials that may be harmful or traumatizing to some audiences, this is a trigger alert!

Here is some useful information that TAP has gathered together, to help the community understand and educate themselves on drug use.  If you ever have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact at TAP@oneidanation.org. 

The National Criminal Justice Training Center from Fox Valley Technical College has developed short video called Current Drug Trends in your community.  If you’re interested in watching the video click the following links:
Drug Trends
Building Stress-Resilient Tribal Communities

Drug information

The United State Drug Enforcement Administration has developed information regarding drugs for communities to review. See links below for more information. 
Bath Salts
Cocaine
Ecstasy or MDMA (aka Molly)
Fentanyl
Heroin
Marijuana 
Methamphetamine
Oxycodone 

Get the Facts About Drugs “Just Think Twice” – Drug information and also a Fentanyl Quiz. Click “JUST THINK TWICE” for more information. 

Dose of Reality DHS of Wisconsin informational page, that talks about opioids. Click here to be directed to the site. 

Overdosing Signs - What to do

SIGNS OF OVERDOSE CALL 911 

* If they are unresponsive or unconsciousness
* Slow or absence of breathing
* Snoring or gurgling sounds
* Cold or clammy skin
* Discolored lips or fingernails

If you have Narcan (Naloxone) 
1. First call 911 and follow the instructions they give you.
2. If you have Narcan place tip of nozzle in either nostril until your fingers touch the nose.
3. Press the plunger firmly to release the dose of NARCAN.
4. If there is no response after 2-3 minutes, give a second dose. (Repeat with additional NARCAN if needed)

Here is a short video from Department of Health Services of WI for you to review regarding how to use Narcan (Naloxone)
Click Here: https://youtu.be/XH2mkQC3-fc

What is Narcan (Naloxone)? The photo below shows the intranasal aka Nasal Spray. NOTE: Only effective in reversing OPIOID Overdoses. Click here for more information on Harm Reducations https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/tribal-action-plan/#Overdose-Prevention-Harm-Reduction

Overdose Prevention & Harm Reduction

OBC Actions

Tribal Law and Order Act (TLOA)

Tribal Action Plan Guidelines 2011

BC Resolution # 05-10-17-C Tribal Action Plan

• Authorized the establishment of a Tribal Coordinating Committee and the development and implementation of a Tribal Action Plan (TAP)

Resources for Substance Misuse Help

Please use the following services when a crisis occurs or you see criminal behavior in your neighborhoods:

KaNi Kuhli Yo Family Center
(920) 490-3790
Triage (Intake/Crisis)
(920) 490-3860

Family Services
Crisis Center Provides face-to-face professional, short-term crisis counseling, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for people of all ages in Brown and Sheboygan Counties. The Crisis Team in Brown County also serves 12 counties in Northern Wisconsin as well as regional Lifeline callers (1-800-Suicide and 1-800-273-TALK) with professional crisis counseling over the phone, 24/7. Crisis Center staff handles situations such as suicide, stress management, relationship issues, grief and loss, parent/child conflicts, and more.

Other services in the Brown County area:

JOSHUA AODA RECOVERY AND MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES BOOK

Brown County
300 Crooks Street
Green Bay, WI
920-436-8888 

Open Door Youth Services Provides 24/7 services to runaways and other youth in crisis, responding to requests for assistance where and when it is needed. Staff provides crisis intervention and family mediation for any youth in need, with a primary goal of resolving conflict and reuniting youth with their families as quickly as possible.

Brown County
920-436-4360 ext. 1287

Family Services & Programs brochure: http://www.familyservicesnew.org/programs-all.pdf

Comprehensive Treatment Centers
Methadone Clinic Green Bay | Green Bay CTC Clinic (ctcprograms.com)
Methadone Clinic specializes in the treatment of opioid addiction. Utilizing a combination of medication assisted treatment along with therapeutic interventions, Green Bay Comprehensive Treatment Center provides patients with the highest quality of care as they progress towards lasting recovery.

Clean Slate Outpatient Addiction medicine
Green Bay, WI Drug Rehab, Addiction & Alcohol Treatment | CleanSlate (cleanslatecenters.com)
Methadone Clinic specializes in the treatment of opioid addiction. Utilizing a combination of medication assisted treatment along with therapeutic interventions, Green Bay Comprehensive Treatment Center provides patients with the highest quality of care as they progress towards lasting recovery.

Jackie Nitschke Center
Jackie Nitschke Center – Home Page 
Jackie Nitschke Center provides affordable, superior alcohol and drug treatment in a home-like environment to improve the quality of life for adults and clients.

Vivent Health, Inc Green Bay Wi
Green Bay | Vivent Health
(Free NARCAN and access to sterile syringes)

Mandolin Foundation 
Mission | Mandolin Foundation

Women’s Sober Living with Peer support

Serenity House
Serenityhouseofgreenbay
Men’s Sober Living with Peer Support 

Oneida Police Department
Emergency- 911
Non Emergency- (920) 869-2239

Crime Stoppers – 920-432-STOP (7867)
Crime Stoppers is a non-profit organization operated by a volunteer board of directors made up of people from the local community. We encourage the reporting of information or leads which can assist law enforcement with solving crimes. We assist local law enforcement agencies in the fight against crime by overcoming the two key elements that inhibit community involvement:
Brown County Drug Task Force Tip Line – 920-437-DRUG (3784)