A photo of NCI from the North

     A picture of the HBS Grounds.  This is where the HBS group conducts their traditional group meetings.  The grounds also house sweatlodges where counselors and the HBS members can sweat.  Sweatlodges are usually conducted twice every week.  There is also a small clearing so the relatives can plant corn in the spring, as well as a spot to set up a teepee for traditional ceremonies.  

        A picture of the main entrance of NCI. 

   A picture of the sweatlodges located inside the HBS Grounds.  These sweatlodges are where the traditional sweatlodge ceremonies are held.  Counselors will conduct ceremonies with one individual or several individuals simultaneously.  These ceremonies normally last half the day.

    A picture of the male hogan located in the HBS Grounds.  These are used for routine HBS sessions and various traditional ceremonies.

    A picture of one of the female hogans on the HBS Grounds.  This is also used for HBS sessions and traditional ceremonies.

    A picture of the corn that we regularly grow in the spring.  This is done inside the HBS Grounds.

    A picture of a traditional teepee that was set up for a traditional ceremony located on the NCI premises.

    A picture of our two other female hogans that are located on the HBS premises. 

Here are some Pictures... Click To Enlarge

"A Meeting between Counselors"

"Vocational"

"Staff Photo - Roberta Yazzie (Accounts Payable)"

"Intake (General Admissions)"

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