Native Directions Inc

Three Rivers Indian Lodge is a culturally grounded drug and alcohol rehab in Manteca, California, operated by the nonprofit Native Directions, Inc.

Founded in 1972, the program offers a 90 day residential substance use treatment program with aftercare and sober living support, primarily serving Native American men age 18 and older.

Rooted in Indigenous tradition and whole person wellness, the lodge emphasizes long term sobriety, cultural reconnection and spiritual healing.

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Treatment begins with Phase 1, a 90 day residential program offering a sober living environment, structured daily routine, individual and group counseling, seminars and AA/NA participation.

Detox is not provided on site, though staff can assist with referrals before admission.

Phase 2 provides up to 90 days of aftercare, including relapse prevention planning, peer mentorship, family support and employment or education resources.

Qualifying graduates may transition into sober living in Phase 3.

Care integrates trauma support, anger management and traditional healing practices such as sweat lodge ceremonies and talking circles.

Quick Facts About Three Rivers Indian Lodge

• Location: 13505 South Union Road, Manteca, California
• Levels of care: 90 day residential treatment, aftercare and sober living transition
• Who they treat: Native American men age 18 and older; non Native applicants considered by referral or funding
• Approach: Red Road Recovery, White Bison, Elder teachings, 12-Step and trauma informed care
• Payment options: TRICARE, private insurance, self pay and sliding scale assistance
• Features: Outdoor wellness activities, garden and property work, bonfires and ceremonial practices
• Accreditation: CARF accredited and licensed by California DHCS

Getting Started at Three Rivers Indian Lodge

Admission to Three Rivers Indian Lodge in Manteca, California begins with a pre application, followed by an eligibility and readiness discussion.

Intake staff can explain program phases, coordinate transportation or referral support and review funding and payment options.

Reach out today to learn more about beginning your recovery journey.