The Spokesman-Review

‘Watch and learn from our children’: The Native Project breaks ground on new youth wellness center inspired by the kids it will serve

Seven gray stones and four colorful ones are positioned into a circle on the Native Project’s logo. Each gray stone represents seven past generations, while the colorful ones represent the future. In ...
KXLY 4 News

Native Project expands substance abuse treatment for youth as young as 10 in West Central Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. -- The Native Project just opened a brand new children and youth services building in West Central Spokane this weekend right across the street from its existing location. Most of the ...
The Inlander

Three decades in, Toni Lodge continues building community for future generations through the NATIVE Project

More than 30 years ago, it was becoming increasingly clear to Toni Lodge and other concerned parents, neighbors and friends that someone needed to step in to help change the story for Native American ...
The Inlander

The NATIVE Project’s new children and youth services center offers vital substance use treatment for Spokane's kids

On Friday, March 25, members of the Spokane community gathered together to celebrate the grand opening of the NATIVE Project’s new Children and Youth Services Center. Located in the West Central ...
The Spokesman-Review

Native Project marks 30 years of health and behavioral services in Spokane

The Native Project celebrated its 30th anniversary during the steady drenching rain that fell in Spokane Friday, but that didn’t dampen anyone’s spirits. What couldn’t be put under tents moved indoors ...