TULALIP COMMUNITY HEALTH
CAPTURE THE DAYLIGHT
Tulalip tribal and community members who have visited this site or seen our outreach.
Past and scheduled events coordinated and produced by Community Health as part of this initiative to grow connectedness.
Community members who have attended events, have been part of this initiative, or directly interacted with Community Health as part of this project.
If you or someone you are with is in immediate crisis, dial 911
What is Capture the Daylight?
Social and emotional disconnection among Tribal members, peers, families, and communities can lead to substance abuse, worsen mental health challenges, and erode hope. Capture the Daylight addresses these issues by standing on Tribal values to promote reconnection and foster a healthier, more prosperous future for generations to come.
Capture the Daylight focuses on the unique and universal strengths of the Tulalip Tribes, providing a narrative of empathy and praise alongside the practical and emotional tools needed to address the complex factors that define what it means to be “happy.”
The root of the issue we are helping solve is trauma. The passion and love passed down by our ancestors remain the foundation that has sustained—and will continue to sustain—the Tulalip Tribes as they thrive.
How does this help me if I am in crisis?
If you’re feeling upset or lost, these pages are here to guide you. Inside, you’ll find resources you can use right away. There are stories from Tribal members who have faced challenges to provide context and understanding. There are events created to foster connection and hope.
How can it help my family and friends?
How can I help be part of the solution?
If you want to help build a stronger community, there are events where you can connect with others who wish the same.
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There is something you can do.
Strong community connections are key to addressing this crisis. When neighbors and local groups unite, they create a support network that can identify and help those at risk. Small acts—checking in, sharing resources, offering support—make a real difference. These connections don’t just help in emergencies; they build resilience and prevent addiction from taking root.
Capture the Daylight officially launches in Spring 2025. Sign up here for updates leading to our launch!
