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Camp Rosey Community Dinner at Bryant Neighborhood Center

Health sovereignty event

Fundraiser is on going, come get some Indian tacos at the Indian center 1809 e 31st st

Reflecting on our recent third annual Overdose Awareness Health Sovereignty event, we are overwhelmed with gratitude for everyone who joined us in making it a resounding success. From our esteemed keynote speaker to our dedicated volunteers and supportive vendors, we extend our heartfelt thanks for contributing to the triumph of this event. The atmosphere at Tahoma Indian Center (TIC) was electric as we commenced our Overdose Awareness Health Sovereignty day. The day began with a mouthwatering salmon bake, filling the air with the aroma of tradition and community. As attendees indulged in this delicious feast, they were treated to a vibrant display of art, showcasing the creative expressions of our community members. Rose Island Farm, with their wealth of knowledge, enlightened us about the healing properties of herbal teas and the transformative power of accudetox. Their presence added a touch of natural wisdom to the event, reminding us of the importance of holistic approaches to wellness. The Tacoma Pierce County Health Department played a pivotal role in our event, providing invaluable information and resources to raise awareness about overdose prevention and harm reduction. Their commitment to public health and dedication to serving our community were evident throughout the day. One of the highlights of the event was the presence of Canoe Journey Herbalists, who generously shared their wisdom and Traditional Medicine practices. Their guidance and advice resonated deeply with attendees, emphasizing the significance of cultural healing and the power of ancestral knowledge. Overdose Awareness Health Sovereignty day served as a powerful reminder of the importance of supporting those afflicted by addiction. It was a day of unity, compassion, and education, as we came together to address the pressing issue of overdose and its impact on our community. By fostering an environment of understanding and empathy, we hope to break down the barriers that prevent indivi