Anishinabe Wakiagun
Kola - Outreach Program, (Kola means "friend" in the Lakota Language)
Founded in 1999, KOLA's mission is to provide culturally specific supportive services to chronically inebriated homeless American Indians. KOLA provides case management, healthcare outreach, daytime activities, health screening and referral services to many of the homeless American Indians who are chronic late stage inebriates.
Characteristics of a typical KOLA Client:
Anishinabe Wakiagun
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What is Anishinabe Wakiagun?
Anishinabe Wakiagun is a culturally specific permanent supportive housing program for late stage chronic inebriates. It is a wet/dry facility that does not require residents to be sober in order to maintain their housing.