Shawnee, Oklahoma
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Shawnee, Oklahoma · ShawneeSuicide is the second leading cause of death for people aged 10-34 in the United States. The highest rates of suicide in the U.S. are among Native Americans. September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. The Citizen Potawatomi Nation will offer a peer support group for survivors of suicide attempts.See the Story
CPN Behavioral Health Services offers new support group for suicide attempt survivors – Shawnee News-Star
Shawnee, Oklahoma · ShawneeThe Hownikan spoke with four FireLodge employees to learn more about what they do and how FireLodge serves the CPN community. Cortney Newell is the Indian Child Welfare comprehensive case manager. Nancy Jasna works as an Indian Child Welfare case manager. Heather Calton serves FireLodge as the family preservation coordinator. Desiree Pickering, “the money lady,” is a program analyst who works with three different departments. The post FireLodge …See the Story
FireLodge employees work together to help
Veterans · ShawneeThe September report from the CPN Veterans Organization highlights new mental health benefits available through the U.S. Air Force under the Brandon Act. This month's Veterans Organization meeting will take place on Tuesday, September 26, 2023 The post Veterans report: September 2023 appeared first on Potawatomi.org.See the Story
Veterans report: September 2023
Shawnee, Oklahoma · ShawneeLinda Swearingen, LADC, joined the Citizen Potawatomi Nation’s Behavioral Health Services staff in July and will expand the Nation’s offerings for those affected by suicide. Her peer support group for survivors of suicide attempts beginning in October 2023 will be the first of its kind offered at CPNHS. The post New support group for suicide attempt survivors at CPN Behavioral Health Services appeared first on Potawatomi.org.See the Story
New support group for suicide attempt survivors at CPN Behavioral Health Services
Shawnee, Oklahoma · ShawneeLumps and bumps are a normal part of life, but what do we do when we notice a new lump or bump on our furry friend? When we take our pet to a veterinarian to examine a mass, the doctor may recommend diagnostic testing, which can be expensive.See the Story
Pet Talk: Identifying lumps and bumps with diagnostic testing – Shawnee News-Star
Shawnee, Oklahoma · ShawneeChase Ferguson is an FFA adviser who teaches agriculture education at both Shawnee Middle School and Shawnee High School. Ferguson is in his fourth year of teaching Agriculture Education. The Amazing Teacher of the Month is a program sponsored by The Shawnee News-Star and Patriot Auto Group.See the Story
Chase Ferguson named August Teacher of the Month – Shawnee News-Star
Veterans · ShawneeStrong winds cause costly damage, destroying homes, schools and the local VA clinic. Mobile units had to be bussed in to care for the 2,400 area veterans who needed urgent help. "The veterans are probably more excited than the employees to have the building back," said Nicole Hall, health system specialist.See the Story
Shawnee VA Clinic reopens following April tornado damage
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Shawnee, Oklahoma · ShawneeBy Kent Bush Sports Correspondent McLOUD – Tecumseh Coach Ty Bullock doesn’t hold back when he talks about the type of leader Marquan Krush has become for the Savages. The senior had more than 100 yards rushing and receiving and scored a touchdown on the ground and through the air. In addition to his offensive… This content is for members only. Visit the site and log in/register to read.See the Story
