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Brothers in Progress

Brothers in Progress supports men impacted by addiction, trauma, co-occurring disorders, and the challenges of re-entry after incarceration. Our Peer Support Specialists draw from lived experience, 

motivational and trauma-informed approaches, and culturally responsive practices rooted in Indigenous teachings.  

We focus on accountability, emotional well-being, and community connection—recognizing that healing is relational, and that men thrive when supported by culture, land, and collective wisdom.  For more information about Brothers In Progress, reach out to our Director of Men’s Recovery and Reentry at antonio@sriponya.org.

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Best Re-entry program for adults, teens in Jefferson county, Oregon

Mission Statement

Brothers in Progress empowers men to heal and grow through trauma-informed, culturally grounded peer support that fosters accountability, emotional wellbeing, and community connection.

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a weekly online gathering for men grounded in healing, connection, and Indigenous recovery principles

Men’s Wellbriety Circle

Join our Men’s Wellbriety Circle, a weekly online gathering grounded in healing, connection, and Indigenous recovery principles. This circle is a supportive space for men seeking wellness, accountability, and community as part of their recovery journey. The group is hosted by Antonio Becerra, CRM, PSS, and Director of Men’s Recovery for SriPonya Collective, who brings compassion, lived experience, and cultural grounding to each session.

WHAT TO EXPECT?

  • A culturally rooted peer-led space
  • Open sharing, reflection, and mutual support
  • Teachings connected to Wellbriety principles and the Medicine Wheel
  • A confidential environment for men to gather, listen, and heal together

MEETING DETAILS

  • Every Saturday
  • 8:00–9:00 AM PST
  • Zoom Meeting ID: 859-1466-3133
  • Passcode: 555

All men seeking recovery connection are welcome—whether you’re at the beginning of your healing journey or deepening the path you’re already on.

FAQs

What support is available after prisoner release?

Reentry  . . .  Brothers In Progress provides peer support, recovery guidance, and resource navigation to help you stabilize and rebuild yourself on the outside.

What are reentry programs for inmates?

Re-entry programs help formerly incarcerated individuals transition back into their communities by providing support such as job training, housing assistance, treatment services, and life skills.

What is needed for a successful re-entry program?

Strong peer support, stable resources, and guidance that helps individuals rebuild their lives after incarceration.

What is trauma-informed peer support?

It connects people with shared trauma experiences in a safe, empowering space where lived wisdom fosters healing, resilience, and self-advocacy through trust, collaboration, and a strengths-based approach.

What do you do for your recovery?

We recover by building and sharing recovery capital—because what we give away, we keep.

What are the next steps?

You can reach out to someone on our team through https://insideoutnetwork.net if you are on the inside.  If you are on the outside, email us at info@sriponya.org, and we will have a brother  reach out to you.

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Warm Springs Wellbriety Meeting

Naimuma Wellbriety – K’uk’u Pamaqwl’ tp’ wisha (Healing Ourselves Together) meets every Monday from 5:30–7:00 PM at Greeley Heights, 2776 Quail Trail, Warm Springs, Oregon. Everyone is welcome to attend—come as you are and bring a friend.
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Join Recovery on the Rez:  a weekly community gathering

Recovery on the Rez is a weekly peer recovery gathering open to anyone looking for connection, support, and encouragement. Join us every Wednesday from 5:30–7:00 PM at Greeley Heights (2776 Quail Trail), Warm Springs, Oregon—all are welcome, so bring a friend!
Weekly community meeting

Join Blessings & Lessons: a weekly community gathering

Join us for a new and uplifting speaker meeting held twice a week in Culver, Oregon. The Blessins’ and Lessons Podium Speaker Meeting is a welcoming space for sharing, support, and healing within the spirit of Narcotics Anonymous.

Tuesdays & Sundays from 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm

Culver Church of the Nazarene
600 3rd Ave., Culver, OR 97734

This is a podium-style speaker meeting where individuals share their experience, strength, and hope in a structured, supportive setting. Whether you’re in early recovery or seeking ongoing community and inspiration, all are welcome.

Together, we recover.