The program lists six eligibility requirements: "Must be 18 years or older"; "Provide a Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB)"; "Provide a Certificate from an In-Patient Primary Residential Treatment"; "Willing to commit to 90 days of residential supervision"; "Willing and physically able to work in order to become self-sufficient"; and "Willing to actively participate in all aspects of his/her Recovery." The mission is "to provide transitional residential services for the prevention and treatment of alcoholism and other drug-related addictions for the Native American population residing within the Southwest Oklahoma service area." Payment: "No charge." The program runs in four phases: screening and eligibility determination; initial placement and adjustment (weeks 1-2); sobriety maintenance (weeks 3-8); and relapse prevention (weeks 9-12), with the option of an extension if eligible and the waiting list permits. It provides 24-hour client supervision and implements the 12 Core Substance Abuse Functions. Services include drug and breathalyser testing, AA, certified Wellbriety, a Native American sweat lodge and cultural activities.