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Kyle Spang became the first graduate of the Yellowstone County Indian Child Welfare Act Recovery Court on Wednesday, in a courtroom ceremony attended by members of the treatment program.
Kyle Spang suffered from substance addiction for half her life but recently at the Eagle Seeker Community Center, she celebrated almost two years of sobriety.
Her son was taken from her, and that was the moment she knew she had to make a change. With the help of the Yellowstone ICWA Family Recovery Court, she's been sober for almost two years.
State lawmakers are considering putting the protections of the federal Indian Child Welfare Act into Montana law.
State lawmakers are considering putting the protections of the federal Indian Child Welfare Act into Montana law.