Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada Family Violence Prevention Program

06/04/2026

Elder abuse can occur with little recognition and response. At Family Violence Prevention Program we want to acknowledge that this is happening everyday and show recognition. If you see this type of abuse happening stop it, report it, and seek help.
This can be physical, financial, and emotional/mental.

We are here, even if it’s just to be heard.

Our 24-Hour Emergency hotline: 775-722-8794 ✨

05/29/2026

Sharing information on this support circle that is held on Sunday’s at 6:00pm ✨

This is a Wellbriety Movement guided by White Bison teachings.

05/28/2026

This month we focused on advocacy, guidance and all-around support. Here are some statistics for the month of May 2026.

If you or anyone you know is a victim of a crime, please reach out to our 24-Hour emergency hotline: 775-722-8794

We are are here to help! 💜

05/20/2026

We will be closed for Memorial Day and will reopen on Tuesday May 26, 2026.

You can contact us on our 24-Hour Emergency Hotline 775-722-8794 📞

05/16/2026

Beautiful walk today remembering loved ones. We are thankful to have been a part of this community event in Dresslerville. Thank you Washoe Tribe for your continued partnership! ♥️
MMIP Awareness Walk 2026

Dresslerville Community Council
The Healing Center at Washoe Tribal Health
Washoe Tribe Police Department

05/12/2026

They Matter! Every number is a name, every name is a loved one. ♥️🪶

May is MMIW Awareness Month and we want to express that this crisis is happening now. We need to raise awareness, support communities, fight for justice, and stand for change.

At FVPP, we can help with court accompaniment, filling out protection orders, basic guidance through the court process, and advocating for families. 💪🏼

📞24-Hour Emergency Hotline: 775-722-8794

05/07/2026

Sharing ♥️

From the Pyramid Lake Museum & Visitor Center:

The Solidarity Walk and Social Pow-Wow are approaching very quickly on Saturday, May 9th. We are set for the Social Pow-Wow and have several sponsors to help make this event a huge success. Big Shout Outs to the following:

Master of Ceremony – James Phoenix

Host Drum – Echo Sky

Honor Guard – Pyramid Lake Veterans & Warriors

Royalty representing various Pow-Wows

Ben Rupert – Eagle Dance Special

Sponsors for Dance Specials – PL Museum, PL Enterprises, Amanda/Ezra Davis Family, LiUNA, and Sonny Lewis Family

Sponsors for Gift Bags – PL Museum, PL Health Clinic, Shanel Shaw

Seeking volunteers to help with the events, and calling horse riders to es**rt the walkers. Feel free to donate cakes, cookies, or pies for the Cake Walks, door prizes, or concession items. Also, if you have red shirts, skirts, or dresses to hang in the gym, it would be appreciated.

There will be a couple of Red Dress Specials, so all dancers are invited to participate. The first one is a giveaway to the dancers. The second one is sponsored by LiUNA laborer’s union and will offer cash prizes to the top three finalists in the Adult, Teen, and Youth divisions. Adult Finalists will receive $150.00 each; Teen Finalists will receive $100.00 each; and Youth Finalists will receive $75.00 each. Bring your red dresses and dance in remembrance of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.

Remember it’s Mother Day weekend, so if you need to get a gift for a special mom the Pyramid Lake Museum is a great place to find a variety of nice gifts.

We hope to see you this weekend for a fun and enjoyable time!
Billie Jean Guerrero, Museum Director

For more information, please contact the Museum at (775) 574-1088.

04/28/2026

At our victim services program we stand with survivors every day —not just this month. This crime impacts families, individuals, and the communities we live in but we are here to help through the healing with support, advocacy, and compassion 👖💙.

Tomorrow let’s wear jeans to show support and walk alongside survivors ❕❕

📞 Our 24-Hour emergency hotline: 775-722-8794

04/15/2026

APRIL 24, 2026

Good morning!

The Fort McDermitt Wellness Center is inviting you to join the upcoming Talking Circle, facilitated by Jeremy Hinkey. This event will be held on April 24, 2026. From 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. At the Wellness Center.

Join them for a culturally grounded talking circle rooted in respect, connection, and community. This space is open for sharing, reflection, and support in a safe and welcoming environment. Guided by Wellbriety principles and cultural values.

Snacks and drinks will be provided.

04/10/2026

Sharing an important resource and opportunity fo families in need of physicals and screenings. 🩺

Come by the Boys & Girls Club on April 18, 2026 from 10:00am - 1:00pm. 🗓️

University of Nevada, Reno