YRTC Aftercare Program
The Youth Regional Treatment Center (YRTC) Aftercare Program was created in 2017 to strengthen aftercare services for youth leaving YRTC residential treatment. With continued congressional funding, the Indian Health Service is supporting a five-year program from FY 2023 through FY 2028. Through this effort, the Indian Health Service Division of Behavioral Health awarded $600,000 to the Cherokee Nation's Jack Brown Center in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, to help American Indian and Alaska Native youth build safe, sober, and successful lives after treatment by providing continued aftercare and recovery support.
IHS YRTC Aftercare Awards 2017-2022
The Indian Health Service Division of Behavioral Health has awarded $600,000 through the Youth Regional Treatment Center Aftercare Program. Read about it in the IHS Blog.
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Jack Brown Center Cherokee Nation YRTC Aftercare Program [PDF - 939 KB]