Stories tagged with Precious Collins

Fri Mar 26th, 2021

BEE HEARD: Why are teen brains particularly vulnerable to substance abuse?

Fri Mar 12th, 2021

BEE HEARD: Community Readiness Score for Substance Use Prevention

Fri Feb 26th, 2021

BEE HEARD: Community readiness assessment

Ignacio Mutual Aid Co-Founders, Precious and Trennie Collins, help load boxes of food that will be delivered and distributed to the Ute Indian Tribe in Fort Duchesne, Utah and other local Native communities. The food disbursement was a collaboration between Ignacio Mutual Aid, Ignacio Out and Equal Alliance, Four Corners Food Coalition, Good Samaritan in Cortez, Colo. and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe.

Fri Feb 26th, 2021

When Utes come together

Fri Feb 12th, 2021

Native Connections asking for special event dates

Fri Dec 4th, 2020

BEE HEARD: A resilient holiday

Fri Nov 6th, 2020

BEE Heard: What is substance abuse and addiction?

Fri Oct 23rd, 2020

BEE Heard: Southern Ute Behavioral Health Division

Fri Oct 9th, 2020

BEE Heard: Family Resource Guide and other supplies now available

Fri Sep 25th, 2020

BEE-Heard: September is Suicide Prevention Month

Fri Sep 11th, 2020

BEE HEARD: Tribal students and substance use prevention

Fri Aug 28th, 2020

BEE Heard: Tribal student’s mental health and substance use prevention

Fri Jul 31st, 2020

BEE Heard: Warrior veterans and mental health

Mon Jul 20th, 2020

BEE Heard: Substance use myth busters!

Ignacio COVID Mutual Aid volunteers, Judith Johnson and Precious Collins, load 2020 Census bags full off potatoes and onions donated from the Ute Mountain Ute Indian Tribe.

Mon May 11th, 2020

Four Corners Mutual Aid Network focused on community

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