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<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
<strong>Resource</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Compiled by OKDHS Area III staff<br />
in cooperation with <strong>Oklahoma</strong>’s<br />
<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> tribes
The <strong>Oklahoma</strong> Department of Human Services<br />
has, in good faith, made every effort to assure<br />
that the information contained in this publication is<br />
complete, current and accurate. However, OKDHS,<br />
including any of its employees, does not attest<br />
to, or make warrant to, or guarantee in either an<br />
expressed or implied manner that the information<br />
contained herein is complete, accurate and current.<br />
Further, neither OKDHS nor any of its employees<br />
assume any legal liability of any kind pertaining to<br />
the completeness and accuracy or currency of any<br />
information contained in this publication.<br />
OKDHS does not endorse nor recommend the use<br />
of or association with any organizations, services<br />
or individuals whose information is contained in<br />
this publication. OKDHS will not be accountable,<br />
responsible or liable for any damage of any kind<br />
resulting in the use of services contained in this<br />
publication.<br />
Be advised that other services across the state,<br />
both tribal and non-tribal, are available that<br />
are not listed in this publication. The content is not<br />
exhaustive. While services listed in this publication<br />
may very well suit a particular client’s needs, other<br />
services not listed herein may be available in the<br />
community that might better meet an individual’s<br />
specifc needs or serve them equally well.
Street address:<br />
Sequoyah Memorial Offce Building<br />
2400 N. Lincoln Blvd., <strong>Oklahoma</strong> City,<br />
OK 73105<br />
Mailing address:<br />
P.O. Box 25352, <strong>Oklahoma</strong> City, OK 73125<br />
Main Number (405) 521-3646<br />
Information and Referral<br />
(405) 521-3646<br />
Child Abuse & Adult Abuse Hotline<br />
Report child abuse or neglect, or the maltreatment<br />
of vulnerable adults.<br />
1-800-522-3511 Available 24 hours<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Safe Line<br />
Domestic Violence Hotline<br />
1-800-522-SAFE, 1-800-522-7233<br />
Reachout Hotline<br />
Drug and Alcohol Abuse 1-800-522-9054<br />
Senior Info-Line 1-800-211-2116<br />
The mission of the<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Department of Human Services<br />
is to help individuals and families in need help<br />
themselves lead safer, healthier,<br />
more independent and productive lives.<br />
www.okdhs.org<br />
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Contents<br />
Tribal Map ................................. 5<br />
Tribes ................................... 6-90<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Indians ..................... 6<br />
Alabama-Quassarte Tribal<br />
Town of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>.................... 8<br />
Apache Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................... 9<br />
Caddo Nation Indian<br />
Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>.................... 9<br />
Cherokee Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 10<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes<br />
of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>........................... 12<br />
Chickasaw Nation................... 14<br />
Choctaw Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 36<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation ... 42<br />
Comanche Nation................... 44<br />
Delaware Nation.................... 47<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 49<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 50<br />
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Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>....... 52<br />
Kaw Nation.............................. 54<br />
Kialegee Tribal Town ............. 56<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 56<br />
Kiowa Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 58<br />
Miami Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 61<br />
Modoc Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 63<br />
Muscogee (Creek)<br />
Nation ....................................... 64<br />
Osage Nation.......................... 66<br />
Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe<br />
of <strong>Oklahoma</strong> ........................... 68<br />
Ottawa Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 68<br />
Pawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 68<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 72<br />
Ponca Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>..... 74<br />
Quapaw Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................ 74<br />
Sac and Fox Nation ............... 76<br />
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Seminole Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................... 77<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................... 79<br />
Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................... 81<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe...................... 82<br />
Tonkawa Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................... 84<br />
United Keetoowah Band<br />
of Cherokee Indians in<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> ................................... 85<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes<br />
of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>.............................. 87<br />
Wyandotte Nation.................... 89<br />
Services ............................. 91-174<br />
Aging/Elder Services ............... 91<br />
Children & Family Services ..... 95<br />
Education & Employment ....... 126<br />
Food........................................... 139<br />
Health Services........................ 143<br />
Housing & Transportation ...... 163<br />
Indian Hospitals & Clinics175-182<br />
Index................................ 183-200<br />
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Reprinted with permission from the <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Department of Transportation
Tribes<br />
TRIBES<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Indians<br />
2025 S. Gordon Cooper Dr.<br />
Shawnee, OK 74801<br />
405-275-4030<br />
www.astribe.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Indian Child Welfare Program and<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
Program<br />
405-275-4030<br />
Assists clients who are involved with state or<br />
tribal child welfare and those at serious high<br />
risk of removal of their children from their<br />
custody to state or tribal custody. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault<br />
Program<br />
405-275-4030<br />
Assists victims of domestic violence and<br />
sexual assault with victim advocacy,<br />
emotional support, court advocacy,<br />
housing and utility assistance, referral and<br />
shelter placement assistance, along with a<br />
transitional housing program. Call for more<br />
information.<br />
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Absentee-Shawnee<br />
Tribal Youth Program<br />
405-481-6050 405-275-4030 ext. 193<br />
Programs for youth ages 12-18 with topics<br />
of leadership, drug and alcohol abuse,<br />
dating violence, gang prevention, tobacco,<br />
teen pregnancy, truancy and education.<br />
Activities include youth camps, tribal youth<br />
council and an after school program. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Academic Program for Educational<br />
Assistance<br />
Program funds summer school, academic<br />
trips, concurrent enrollment, remedial<br />
classes, ACT/SAT college entrance exams,<br />
correspondence classes, driver’s education<br />
class, tutoring, athletic expenses, special<br />
needs programs and other academic<br />
programs upon approval. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Social Service Program<br />
405-878-4723 405-275-1468<br />
Programs include Direct Employment<br />
Assistance (DEA), and Workforce Investment<br />
Act (WIA). Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Health Services<br />
Health and Behavioral Health Services<br />
405-878-4716<br />
To promote the wellbeing of the “whole<br />
person” within context of their culture<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Absentee-Shawnee<br />
including resource and referral services, crisis<br />
intervention, case management, counseling,<br />
support groups, school and community<br />
based services, I.O.P. treatment program<br />
for substance abuse, and drug and alcohol<br />
assessments. Call for eligibility requirements<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Social Service Program<br />
405-878-4723 405-275-1468<br />
Programs include tribal energy assistance,<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP), general assistance. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Alabama-Quassarte Tribal<br />
Town of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
101 E. Broadway<br />
Wetumka, OK 74883<br />
405-452-3987<br />
www.alabama-quassarte.org<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
Assists families in crisis.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Assistance<br />
Assists with utility bills or deposits along with<br />
rent. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Alabama-Quassarte<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP)<br />
Provides assistance with heating and cooling<br />
utility bills. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
Program (PSSF)<br />
Utility bill assistance for families with<br />
children. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 1220<br />
Anadarko, OK 73005<br />
405-247–9493<br />
Caddo Nation Indian Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 487<br />
Binger, OK 73009<br />
405-656-2344<br />
www.caddonation-nsn.gov<br />
Health Services<br />
Caddo Health Center Bldg.<br />
Binger, OK 73009<br />
656-2344 ext. 220<br />
Hearing aids, dental work, prescriptions,<br />
medical bills, health equipment.<br />
Caddo Nation Injury Prevention<br />
Distributes smoke detectors, fre extinguishers<br />
and car seats to tribal members. Fire safety<br />
education, car seat education, and water<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Caddo<br />
safety education to Head Start children.<br />
Helps educate elderly clients about fall<br />
prevention.<br />
Caddo Alcohol and Drug Abuse<br />
Program (CADAP)<br />
405-656-9215<br />
As an out-patient facility providing<br />
outpatient counseling, outreach services,<br />
individual, group and family counseling,<br />
education, prevention activities for adults<br />
and youth, aftercare services and referral<br />
services.<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 948<br />
Tahlequah, OK 74465<br />
918-453-5000<br />
www.cherokee.org<br />
Cherokee First 918-453-5000 option #1<br />
(assistance in making a referral for services)<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Cherokee Elder Care<br />
1387 West 4th St.<br />
Tahlequah, OK 74464<br />
918-453-5554<br />
http://eldercare.cherokee.org<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Children & Family Services<br />
Bright Futures - Truancy Prevention<br />
Program<br />
P.O. Box 948<br />
Tahlequah, OK 74465<br />
918-822-2807 918-457-9609<br />
Child Care Services<br />
888-458-6230<br />
www.cherokeekids.net<br />
Healing to Wellness Court Program<br />
(HTWCP)<br />
P.O. Box 948<br />
Tahlequah, OK 74465<br />
918-207-4908 918-207-4959<br />
Serves Cherokee youth ages 13-17 who<br />
are affected by alcohol or drugs through<br />
a system of services designed to bring the<br />
youth, family and community into harmony.<br />
Available in Adair and Cherokee Counties.<br />
Health Services<br />
Home Health Services<br />
918-458-6102, 888-281-6910<br />
www.cnhhs.org<br />
Hospice of the Cherokee<br />
918-458-5080<br />
877-792-7372<br />
www.cnhhs.org<br />
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Cherokee<br />
Tribes
Tribes<br />
Cherokee<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Assistance<br />
918-453-5000<br />
Housing, rental and rehab assistance to<br />
qualifying persons who meet income and<br />
eligibility guidelines.<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 38<br />
Concho, OK 73022<br />
800-247-4612<br />
www.c-a-tribes.org<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Elderly Nutrition & Caregivers<br />
Programs<br />
580-331-2351 580-331-2350<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care Development<br />
405-422-7694 877-218-7004<br />
Domestic Violence<br />
405-422-7692<br />
Emergency Youth Shelter<br />
405-262-9024<br />
Head Start<br />
405-422-7635<br />
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Indian Child Welfare<br />
405-422-1173<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho<br />
Recreation, Exercise & Sports for the<br />
Elders and Children of Our Tribes<br />
(RESPECT)<br />
Multifaceted program with core activities<br />
(recreation, exercise, and sports), plus<br />
wellness, education and leadership. Building<br />
character, citizenship, identity, self-esteem,<br />
improving academics and more.<br />
Food<br />
Food Distribution<br />
405-422-7873<br />
Health Services<br />
Community Health Representatives<br />
800-687-0973<br />
Diabetes Wellness<br />
405-422-7723<br />
Emergency Medical Services<br />
800-464-2410<br />
Substance Abuse Program<br />
580-331-2370<br />
Vocational Rehab<br />
888-284-7725<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Department of Housing<br />
580-323-4877<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
P.O. Box 1548<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-7216<br />
www.chickasaw.net<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Assisted Living Beneft Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides assisted living benefts to qualifed<br />
individuals by directly paying a state<br />
licensed assisted living facility of your choice.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Elderly Energy Assistance Program<br />
Provides one-time assistance for winter<br />
heating and summer cooling by assisting<br />
with certain utilities. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Senior Nutrition Program<br />
Provides congregate and homebound<br />
meals to qualifed <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s. Senior<br />
centers provide health monitoring, social<br />
events, classes and group activities. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Children & Family Services<br />
Chickasaw<br />
Burial Assistance<br />
Provides burial assistance to eligible <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s residing in the Chickasaw Nation.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Burial Supplement Assistance Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides assistance for funeral expenses up<br />
to a maximum of $2500. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Car Seat Safety Program<br />
Provides car seat safety information and<br />
car seats to qualifed individuals. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Caregiver Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides fve areas of service for the<br />
caregiver, including respite care. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chepota Apisi Chi Li<br />
Foster Care and Adoption Program<br />
Assists individuals in fostering and/or<br />
adopting tribal and state custody children.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Chickasaw<br />
Chepota Himmita (Healthy Families)<br />
Program<br />
2125 N. Broadway<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Provides resources and support programs<br />
for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> families including home<br />
visitation focusing on parenting education<br />
and skills, child development and screenings,<br />
respite care, support groups and baby<br />
bucks to purchase items for baby. Services<br />
for pregnant women after 28 weeks of<br />
pregnancy in frst pregnancy or anytime<br />
if not frst pregnancy. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Children’s Village<br />
1185 Village Rd.<br />
Kingston, OK 73439<br />
580-564-3060<br />
A residential and educational care facility<br />
for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> children 1st through<br />
12th grade. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Child Care Assistance Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-0128<br />
Provides child care assistance to <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> families who are working or going<br />
to school. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw<br />
Child Care Development Center<br />
222 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-0128<br />
Provides long-term positive differences<br />
in the lives of children by focusing on the<br />
child’s total development. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Child Support Services<br />
580-436-3419<br />
Services include paternity establishment,<br />
investigation, enforcement, Tribal<br />
Enforcement Payment Project (TEPP) and<br />
mediation. <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> children who<br />
are eligible for enrollment with a federally<br />
recognized tribe, whose absent parent is<br />
<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> or employed by a tribe, or<br />
families with a divorce or child support order<br />
from a tribal court.<br />
Child Welfare Program<br />
24-Hour Statewide Child Abuse Hotline<br />
1-800-522-3511<br />
Advocates for and protects children who<br />
have been removed from their home due to<br />
neglect, physical, sexual or emotional abuse.<br />
Tribal social workers provide prevention<br />
services, advocacy and assist in the family<br />
reunifcation process. Children must be <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> and removed or at risk of removal<br />
from home and/or their parents or legal<br />
guardians.<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Chickasaw<br />
Drug Court Support Services<br />
125 S. Broadway<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580 272-5170<br />
39 N. Washington<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-4821 ext. 43<br />
Provides information for career development,<br />
educational needs, housing, children’s<br />
services, family counseling, crisis intervention<br />
services, advocacy, general referrals and<br />
case management. For Chickasaw citizens<br />
who are participating in drug court and their<br />
extended family in the Chickasaw Nation<br />
Service Area. Applicants must present a<br />
Chickasaw citizenship card or CDIB.<br />
Family Preservation<br />
231 Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Family Preservation Manager ext. 60430<br />
Program provides crisis prevention and<br />
reunifcation services for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
families. Provides home visitation, monetary<br />
assistance, transportation for specifc needs,<br />
referrals, parenting education, budgeting<br />
and life skills, advocacy and supportive<br />
services. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Foster Care/Adoption<br />
231 Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Provides care for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> children<br />
placed into tribal or state custody. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw<br />
Indian Child Welfare Service<br />
231 Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Program advocates for and protects children<br />
who have been removed from their home<br />
due to neglect, physical, sexual or emotional<br />
abuse. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Justice Department<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-7233<br />
Provides legal services to divisions or<br />
departments within the Chickasaw Nation.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Juvenile Justice Program<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-7233<br />
This program monitors, provides counseling<br />
and supervises <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> juvenile<br />
offenders who are involved in the Chickasaw<br />
Nation District Court. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Offce of Violence Prevention<br />
231 Seabrook Road<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5580<br />
39 N. Washington<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-4821<br />
Crisis Intervention, advocacy services, safety<br />
planning, emergency shelter, protection<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Chickasaw<br />
orders and legal advocacy, domestic<br />
violence education, referrals to community<br />
resources, transportation, emotional support,<br />
encouragement, housing/relocation costs,<br />
case management, counseling services and<br />
career development services.<br />
Peaceful Heart Home<br />
580-272-5580<br />
580-226-4821<br />
A domestic violence shelter for <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> women and children offering<br />
housing up to 30 days, 24-hour staffng,<br />
food, clothing, Chickasaw elder volunteers,<br />
personal enrichment activities, advocacy,<br />
emotional support, counseling, career<br />
development and social service referrals.<br />
Veterans Program<br />
301 W Main St., Ste. 604<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
Provides outreach services to tribal<br />
veterans and assists with the acquisition<br />
of veteran’s benefts and services from<br />
the Veterans Administration and other<br />
veterans organizations. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Youth Services<br />
580-310-6620<br />
Activities include boys and girls clubs, camps<br />
and events, clothing grant, leadership,<br />
martial arts and recreation. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw<br />
Youth Services Clothing Grant<br />
231 Seabrook Road<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5585<br />
Provides students a $200 Visa gift card each<br />
school year to purchase school clothing. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Adult Learning Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Provides academic assistance to adults<br />
who have dropped out of high school and<br />
want to complete their General Equivalency<br />
Development (GED) diploma. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Arts in Education<br />
P.O. Box 1548<br />
Ada, OK 74821<br />
580-272-5520<br />
After school arts program, Chickasaw<br />
children’s choir, and teacher in-service<br />
training and <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>/cultural<br />
classroom instruction. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Career Development Initiative<br />
P.O. Box 1548<br />
Ada, OK 74821<br />
580-272-5085<br />
Provides transitional employment services to<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Chickasaw<br />
individuals with employment barriers. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Career Technology Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Provides assistance to citizens who want<br />
to further their education by attending<br />
accredited vocational or technical schools<br />
and other private training facilities. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Employment Program<br />
Provides employment opportunities on<br />
a temporary basis. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Foundation Scholarships<br />
110 W. 12th St.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-9030<br />
Provides educational assistance for students<br />
who demonstrate excellence in academics,<br />
community service, dedication to <strong>Native</strong><br />
America and a commitment to learning. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Foundation Upward Bound<br />
580-371-9903<br />
Serves students from disadvantaged<br />
backgrounds by providing them with skills<br />
needed for success in post-secondary<br />
education. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw<br />
Chickasha Holitoplichi Honors Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
This program rewards continuing education<br />
and good grades. Programs include<br />
incentive continuing education, incentive<br />
degree completion, graduation stoles<br />
and graduation watch. Call for program<br />
information and eligibility criteria.<br />
Chickasaw Honor Club<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Provides an added incentive for students<br />
to strive for academic excellence. Call<br />
for program information and eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Reading Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists children by providing books to<br />
encourage reading. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Fast Track GED Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Helps Chickasaw citizens to prepare for<br />
GED testing through an online Internet<br />
service during a four-month period. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Graduation Assistance<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists college graduates with caps, gowns,<br />
invitations and other expenses incurred with<br />
graduating. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Head Start<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists in early childhood development<br />
with center locations in Ada, Ardmore,<br />
Sulphur and Tishomingo. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Higher Education Grants and<br />
Scholarships<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Program includes clothing scholarship,<br />
general scholarship, governor’s and<br />
legislator’s scholarships, higher education<br />
grant, inter-tribal council of the fve civilized<br />
tribes Johnson-O’Malley scholarship, lifetime<br />
scholarship, millennium scholarship and<br />
textbook grant.<br />
Offce of Career Services<br />
530 E. Main St.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-7294<br />
Helps Chickasaw citizens and other <strong>Native</strong><br />
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<strong>American</strong>s prepare for and obtain quality<br />
jobs through necessary information and<br />
training. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw<br />
Re-Entry Transitional Employment<br />
39 N. Washington St.<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-222-2842<br />
Provides transitional employment services to<br />
individuals with employment barriers. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Road to Work Services<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
800-492-2115<br />
Provides transportation to and from work for<br />
qualifying <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s and the general<br />
public. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
School to Work Program<br />
2020 Arlington, Suite 4<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-559-0815<br />
4915 W, Broadway<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-222-2839<br />
Program provides opportunity to pursue<br />
higher education full time while receiving<br />
full-time pay/benefts. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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School Age Program<br />
222 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 73401<br />
580-272-5398<br />
Provided June-August, this program allows<br />
children age 4 through 9 to experience<br />
exciting activities through feld trips, park<br />
days and special events. Children enjoy arts<br />
and crafts, theater productions, storytelling,<br />
music and dance, community service projects,<br />
scientifc projects and more. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Summer Youth Program<br />
Provides workforce training and experience<br />
to encourage productive work and behavior<br />
patterns in youths for a variety of careers.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Programs are designed to assist people with<br />
disabilities in being able to return to the<br />
workplace. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Food<br />
Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program<br />
518 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
888-436-7255<br />
Provides coupons for the purchase of fresh<br />
fruits and vegetables from authorized<br />
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farmers’ markets and farm stands throughout<br />
the Chickasaw Nation. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Food Distribution Program<br />
518 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
888-436-7255<br />
Nutrition education and commodity foods<br />
are available through FDP grocery stores in<br />
nutrition centers in Ada, Ardmore and Purcell.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Get Fresh! Nutrition Program<br />
229 W Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5506<br />
Provides cooking classes and demonstrations,<br />
nutrition education and ftness guidance.<br />
Call for additional program information and<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
WIC Programs<br />
518 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
888-436-7255<br />
Women, infants and children may participate<br />
in supplemental food and nutrition education<br />
programs designed to improve the health<br />
of participants during critical stages of<br />
growth and development. Call for location<br />
information and eligibility requirements.<br />
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Health Services<br />
Ada Behavioral Health Clinic<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4591 800-851-9136 ext. 81851<br />
Behavioral health including counseling,<br />
psychiatric services, education and training<br />
concerning issues such as child abuse/neglect,<br />
elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide and<br />
substance abuse and detoxifcation. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Ada Family Practice Clinic<br />
1007 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-6260<br />
An appointment based clinic offering<br />
outpatient family practice medicine, including<br />
laboratory testing and X-ray. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Ardmore Behavioral Health Clinic<br />
2510 Chickasaw Blvd.<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-8181 877-242-4347<br />
Behavioral health including counseling,<br />
psychiatric services, education and training<br />
concerning issues such as child abuse/neglect,<br />
elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide,<br />
substance abuse and detoxifcation. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation Health Clinic<br />
901 E. 6th St.<br />
Tishomingo, OK 73460<br />
580-371-2361 877-240-2720<br />
2510 Chickasaw Blvd.<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-8181 877-242-4347<br />
Chickasaw<br />
1438 Hardcastle Blvd.<br />
Purcell, OK 73080<br />
405-527-4700<br />
An appointment based clinic offering<br />
outpatient family practice medicine including<br />
dental, eye clinic, behavioral health,<br />
laboratory testing, X-ray, pharmacy and<br />
periodic specialty clinics. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Durant Indian Heath Clinic<br />
1600 N. Washington<br />
Durant, OK 74701<br />
580-920-2100 877-240-2725<br />
An appointment based clinic offering<br />
outpatient family practice medicine<br />
including laboratory testing, pharmacy and<br />
periodic specialty clinics. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Community Health Representatives<br />
(CHR)<br />
Provides patient advocacy, liaison between<br />
clients and tribal and community resources,<br />
patient education, health promotion and<br />
disease prevention. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Dental Clinic<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4596<br />
Provides diagnosis and treatment of dental<br />
disease, preventive services, oral surgery,<br />
restorative procedures, prosthetics and<br />
pediatric orthodontics. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Denture Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2704<br />
Provides one pair of dentures every fve<br />
years, including ftting, adjustments and<br />
repairs after removal of teeth by Chickasaw<br />
Nation dental clinic providers. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Diabetes Care Centers<br />
1001 N. County Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4532 800-851-9136<br />
Provides medical, educational, nutritional<br />
and exercise services to those who qualify.<br />
Additional services include specialized<br />
diabetes prevention program, foot care,<br />
retinal photography, dental hygiene and<br />
behavioral health. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Eyeglasses Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-559-0792<br />
Provides an allowance toward one pair<br />
of eyeglasses every two years. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw<br />
Healthy Lifestyles Substance Abuse<br />
Treatment and Recovery Program<br />
3115 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-332-6345<br />
Voluntary drug and alcohol treatment facility.<br />
Participants receive a holistic treatment<br />
program to overcome additions. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Hearing Aid Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2701<br />
Following an exam and evaluation, hearing<br />
aids may be provided every three years<br />
to eligible individuals. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Medical Assistance Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2704<br />
This program can offer fnancial assistance<br />
to services not covered by existing tribal<br />
programs or other alternate resources to<br />
individuals who qualify. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Medication Assistance<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2704<br />
Medication not carried in the tribal<br />
pharmacy may be provided by this program<br />
after being prescribed by a CNHS provider.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Optometry<br />
1001 N. County Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4508<br />
The eye clinic provides examination,<br />
diagnosis and management of conditions of<br />
the eye. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Over-the-Counter Medications<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides over-the-counter medication at no<br />
cost. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Same-Day Clinic<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-3980<br />
Available on a walk-in basis for general<br />
medical conditions. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Special Needs Assistance for<br />
Chickasaw Citizens with Disabilities<br />
300 Rosedale Road<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists those with special needs by providing<br />
a yearly reimbursement of up to $500 for<br />
participation in extra-curricular activities.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Tishomingo Behavioral Health Clinic<br />
901 E. 6th St.<br />
Tishomingo, OK 73470<br />
580-371-2361 877-240-2720<br />
Behavioral health, including counseling,<br />
psychiatric services, education and training<br />
concerning issues such as child abuse/neglect,<br />
elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide,<br />
substance abuse and detoxifcation. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
“37” Rental Program<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Provides rental assistance to low income<br />
families. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
“38” Rental Program<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Allows units to be leased in the private sector<br />
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by low income <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Housing Improvement<br />
Program (CHIP)<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Provides rehabilitation to low rent<br />
developments and provides grants for<br />
repairs of privately owned homes of low<br />
income <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s and emergency<br />
repairs of privately owned home of<br />
Chickasaw citizens. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Down Payment or Closing Cost<br />
Assistance Grant<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Offers a one-time grant to help with the<br />
down payment or closing costs to purchase a<br />
home. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Elderly Energy Assistance Program<br />
Provides one-time assistance for winter<br />
heating and summer cooling by assisting<br />
with certain utilities. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Home Maintenance<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
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Provides minor home repairs such as car<br />
care, wood service, weatherization, pest,<br />
septic, etc. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Homeowners Program<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Allows for the new construction of<br />
homeownership units in accordance with<br />
NAHASDA for low income <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Housing Counseling and Loan Services<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Offers a variety of counseling programs<br />
dealing with housing maintenance, family<br />
budgeting, fre and home safety, early<br />
delinquency intervention and pre-purchase<br />
and post-purchase counseling.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP)<br />
Assists individuals with home heating or<br />
cooling bills and/or energy deposits. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Supplemental Lawn Mowing Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Assists qualifying individuals with<br />
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landscaping services such as lawn mowing<br />
and weed eating. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Transportation Services Program<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-310-6453 800-492-2115<br />
Provides medical transportation and pickup<br />
and delivery of prescriptions. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Tribal Energy Assistance Program<br />
Provides assistance to Chickasaw citizens<br />
with an urgent, unmet need to assist with<br />
gas, water, propane, electric bills and/or<br />
deposits. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 1210<br />
Durant, OK 74702<br />
580-924–8280<br />
www.choctawnation.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Adolescent Family Life Project<br />
877-285-6893 580-326-7758<br />
Comprehensive, integrated services to reduce<br />
repeat pregnancies, improve health outcomes<br />
for mother and infant, increase healthy<br />
parenting skills, provide opportunities for<br />
education and job training, and increase<br />
healthy relationship skills. <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
pregnant and parenting teens under 19<br />
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years of age, their infants, male partners<br />
and families who reside in the 10 1/2 county<br />
service area of the Choctaw Nation are<br />
eligible.<br />
Child Care Assistance<br />
Program permits parents to choose from<br />
a broad range of child care providers,<br />
including day care centers, family child<br />
care providers, sectarian organizations<br />
and relatives. To qualify for this program,<br />
the child must be a member of a federally<br />
recognized Indian tribe and reside within<br />
the boundaries of the Choctaw Nation. Both<br />
parents must be employed or attending<br />
school. Eligibility is based on family size and<br />
family income.<br />
Clothing Allowance<br />
One-time payment to post high school<br />
students who have completed their frst<br />
semester of higher education with passing<br />
grades and meet requirements.<br />
Community Based Social Work<br />
Program<br />
Community-based program. Services<br />
are taken directly to the community and<br />
assistance is given there where families are<br />
more comfortable.<br />
Family Caregivers Program<br />
800-522-6170 ext. 2202<br />
Information on existing services, assistance<br />
with access of services, individual counseling<br />
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or support, group for caregivers, respite<br />
services for brief relief from responsibilities<br />
and supplemental support.<br />
Social Services<br />
Clients must reside within the boundaries<br />
of the Choctaw Nation and meet other<br />
eligibility requirements as to income<br />
resources and other criteria required by the<br />
federal regulations.<br />
Veterans Advocacy<br />
800-522-6170 ext. 4163<br />
Assists <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> veterans with fling<br />
claims for Service Connected Compensation<br />
and pension claims with the VA as well as<br />
obtaining copies of medical, personnel and<br />
other military records.<br />
Youth Sports Camps<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
Plans sports camps for youth each summer.<br />
Sports include golf, basketball, baseball and<br />
softball.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Head Start<br />
Directed primarily toward economically<br />
disadvantaged families with children ages 3<br />
to 5 years old. All nationalities are served,<br />
with preference given to <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
families.<br />
Higher Education Scholarships<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
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Jones Academy<br />
918-297-2518 888-767-2518<br />
<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> residential learning center<br />
for elementary and secondary school age<br />
children.<br />
Choctaw<br />
Relocation Assistance<br />
Provides assistance to relocate to start a new,<br />
permanent type job.<br />
Vocational Development<br />
Assistance to obtain educational training.<br />
The courses must be BIA approved courses<br />
in accredited colleges or at <strong>Oklahoma</strong> State<br />
Tech. Training is also offered in any full-time<br />
courses at all Kiamichi Area Technology<br />
Centers. The program does not pay for shortterm<br />
or night classes and participant must be<br />
a full-time student.<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation Program<br />
580-326-8304 877-285-6893<br />
Services that assist disabled <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s to obtain their goal of vocational<br />
training and gainful employment.<br />
Food<br />
Food Distribution<br />
580-924-7773 800-522-6170<br />
Participants receive approximately 80 food<br />
items totaling 85 pounds of food per person<br />
in the household. Call for locations and<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Health Services<br />
Behavioral Health Program<br />
918-567-7000 800-349-7026<br />
Services include individual counseling,<br />
group counseling, family counseling,<br />
social worker assistance, substance abuse<br />
counseling, child/partner abuse counseling,<br />
evaluation and testing, crisis intervention and<br />
suicide prevention. Eligibility requirements<br />
include having a CDIB card of a federally<br />
recognized Indian tribe and must live within<br />
the 10 1/2 counties in the Choctaw Nation<br />
boundaries.<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
Assists Choctaws and other Indians maintain<br />
the health of themselves and their families.<br />
Diabetes Wellness Center<br />
918-567-7000 800-349-7026 ext. 6673<br />
Treatment of diabetes and related illnesses<br />
and community education.<br />
Eyeglasses, Dentures and Hearing Aid<br />
Program<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
Provides eyeglasses, dentures and hearing<br />
aids to Choctaw Indians over the age of 55<br />
years who possess a CDIB and live within the<br />
10 1/2 counties of the Choctaw Nation.<br />
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Hospitality House<br />
918-567-2300<br />
A facility that serves as a home for people<br />
with loved ones who are hospitalized at<br />
Talihina. Also used for patients with long<br />
drives who want to spend the night for an<br />
early morning appointment.<br />
Choctaw<br />
Mail Order Pharmacy<br />
918-567-7000 800-349-7026<br />
The tribe has an agreement with a national<br />
mail order pharmaceutical network (PRxN)<br />
to provide prescription drugs through mail<br />
order for all Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
tribal members living both inside and outside<br />
of the tribal boundaries.<br />
Recovery Center<br />
918-567-2389<br />
A specialized treatment center for the<br />
rehabilitation of chemically dependent<br />
individuals and their families. The center<br />
views chemical dependence as a treatable<br />
illness. Eligibility requirements include males<br />
and females 18 years of age or older, must<br />
possess a CDIB card, be in good physical<br />
health, have a diagnosis which indicates a<br />
primary problem with alcohol, other drugs<br />
and/or substance. Court referrals, given on<br />
a case-by-case basis, are given additional<br />
qualifying requirements.<br />
Total Care Hospice<br />
580-931-3636 866-931-3636<br />
Hospice is a team approach in caring for<br />
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a person with a terminal illness. The team<br />
consists of the nurse, aide, social worker,<br />
volunteer, clergy and the family.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Choctaw Nation Housing Authority<br />
800-235-3087 (<strong>Oklahoma</strong> only)<br />
580-326-7521<br />
Homebuyer Education<br />
580-326-7521<br />
The Home Finance Department offers<br />
homebuyer education to assist individuals<br />
with homebuyer counseling as well as<br />
individual credit counseling.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
1601 S. Gordon Cooper Dr.<br />
Shawnee, OK 74801<br />
405-878-4831<br />
www.potawatomi.org<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Development Center<br />
405-878-4861<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m<br />
Clothing Assistance<br />
The clothes closet is designed to aid survivors<br />
and their children of family violence no<br />
matter their race or sex and to aid our fellow<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal members.<br />
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Family Preservation<br />
Program offers parenting sessions, homebased<br />
services, court advocacy, case<br />
management, family crisis assistance, respite<br />
care and referrals to other needed services.<br />
The program is family-focused and receives<br />
referrals from ICW, CPS, Social Services,<br />
and other agencies in the Tribe and the<br />
community.<br />
Family Violence Program<br />
Assistance to persons of any age that<br />
fnd themselves in a volatile situation. The<br />
family violence worker will assist persons<br />
in addressing crisis assistance needs, court<br />
advocacy, preventive services and referrals<br />
to appropriate support services.<br />
FireLodge Tribal Youth Program<br />
405-878-4831 800-880-9880<br />
Juveniles from the ages of 12 to 17 will<br />
receive prevention services with a focus on<br />
alcohol, drugs, life skills and school success.<br />
Health Services<br />
Behavioral Health Services<br />
405-273-5236<br />
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Dental<br />
405-273-5236<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
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Fire Lake Wellness Center<br />
Monday - Thursday 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.<br />
Friday: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - Noon<br />
Private <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> wellness and ftness<br />
facility that embraces diabetic education,<br />
nutrition and exercise. Eligible to Citizen<br />
Potawatomi Nation tribal member and/or<br />
spouse employee of the Citizen Potawatomi<br />
Nation, any <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> over 18 years<br />
old with a federally recognized tribal<br />
membership card.<br />
Health Services<br />
405-273-5236<br />
Tribal members and other <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s<br />
in its service area receive cost-effective<br />
medical services.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Authority<br />
405-273-2833 800-880-9880<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
584 NW Bingo Rd.<br />
Lawton, OK 73507<br />
580-492–3240 580-492-4988<br />
www.comanchenation.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Caregivers Program<br />
580-492-3282 405-492-3283<br />
Available to <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s 60 years or<br />
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older or grandparents 60 years or older<br />
raising grandchildren under 18 years old.<br />
Call for eligibility details.<br />
Comanche<br />
Family Assistance Center<br />
580-492-3590<br />
A temporary safe haven for women and<br />
their children in need of shelter from abusive<br />
situations.<br />
Social Services<br />
580-492-3360<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Early Childhood and Development<br />
Center<br />
216 SE “J” Ave.<br />
Lawton, OK 73502<br />
580-250-1561<br />
Early Childhood and Development<br />
Center<br />
403 E. Evans<br />
Apache, OK 73006<br />
580-588-3114<br />
Student Services<br />
580-492-3278<br />
Available to K-12 students to meet basic<br />
back to school needs. Availability to enrolled<br />
children with a CDIB card and completed<br />
application. Call for more details.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Comanche<br />
Tribal Youth Program<br />
584 NW Bingo Rd<br />
Lawton, OK 73507<br />
580-492-4349<br />
Comanche Nation College<br />
1608 SW 9th St.<br />
Lawton, OK 73501<br />
580-591-0203<br />
www.cnc.cc.ok.us<br />
Food<br />
Food Distribution<br />
580-492-3327<br />
Commodity distribution to low income <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> families.<br />
Health Services<br />
Diabetes Awareness<br />
580-492-6434<br />
Prescription Assistance<br />
580-492-6434<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Home Improvement Program<br />
584 NW Bingo Rd.<br />
Lawton, OK 73507<br />
580-492-3313<br />
A home repair, renovation and replacement<br />
grant program.<br />
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Delaware Nation<br />
P.O. Box 825<br />
Anadarko, OK 73005<br />
405-247-2448<br />
www.delawarenation.com<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Division on Aging<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Nutrition services, nutrition and health<br />
education and supportive services.<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Family and Social Services<br />
405-247-2448 ext 1153<br />
Provides clothing, food, utilities, health,<br />
education, child care, energy assistance<br />
(LIHEAP), emergency assistance, burial<br />
assistance and community services block<br />
grant program.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Economic Development<br />
Provides small business assistance.<br />
Educational Assistance<br />
Programs include school supply vouchers,<br />
education assistance, athletic assistance<br />
application, academic achievement award,<br />
and driver’s education assistance.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Delaware<br />
Higher Education Programs<br />
Higher education programs include Pell<br />
ineligible incentive program, college fnancial<br />
assistance program, lenape wise program,<br />
lenape wik-a-wam program, adult vocational<br />
program, and trust fund higher education<br />
scholarship.<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation<br />
Assists <strong>American</strong> Indians with disabilities<br />
in fnding employment and educational<br />
opportunities. Rehabilitation needs include<br />
counseling, guidance services, assistive<br />
devices, mental restoration, physical<br />
restoration, evaluations and vocational<br />
training.<br />
Health Services<br />
Special Diabetes Program for Indians<br />
(SDIP)<br />
Assistance with diabetic supplies, eyeglasses,<br />
therapeutic shoes and dentures.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Assistance<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Housing and homebuyer education programs.<br />
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Eastern Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 350<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-666-7710<br />
www.estoo-nsn.gov<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Agency on Aging (AOA) Caregiver<br />
Program<br />
866-674-3786<br />
Elder Care<br />
866-978-1352<br />
Children and Family Services<br />
Children and Family<br />
866-978-1352<br />
After School Program, Children’s Pow Wow,<br />
Child Care Development Fund.<br />
Health and Social Services<br />
866-978-1352<br />
Available only to Eastern Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> members in good standing.<br />
Health Services<br />
Health and Social Services<br />
866-978-1352<br />
Available only to Eastern Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> members in good standing.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Eastern Shawnee<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Authority<br />
866-666-3489<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Route 2, Box 121<br />
Apache, OK 73006<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Senior Services<br />
Provides meals and general assistance. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Children and Family Services<br />
Caregiver Assistance<br />
Provides education and support services<br />
for individuals who are taking care of their<br />
loved ones. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Child Care Assistance<br />
Day care assistance. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Clothing Stipend<br />
Provides assistance for children’s clothing, 18<br />
and younger. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Fort Sill Apache<br />
Family Violence Prevention Program<br />
Assistance for victims of sexual assault,<br />
domestic violence and stalking.<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
Provides assistance to children and families<br />
who are involved in the child welfare tribal<br />
or state system.<br />
Social Services<br />
General assistance and LIHEAP energy<br />
assistance. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Education Assistance<br />
Higher education and vocational assistance.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Job Placement and Training Assistance<br />
Assistance with job training and placement.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Health Services<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
(CHR)<br />
Provides transportation to hospitals and<br />
medical appointments along with delivery<br />
of medications to any tribal member living<br />
within the service area. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Fort Sill Apache<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Assistance<br />
Tribe-built homes. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Route 1, Box 721<br />
Perkins, OK 74059<br />
405-547-2402<br />
www.iowanation.org<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Early Childhood Department<br />
405-547-2402 ext. 269<br />
Early head start, early head start expectant<br />
families program, child care programs and<br />
assistance.<br />
Family Violence Prevention and<br />
Services<br />
405-547-4234 ext. 236<br />
Sexual Assault Services<br />
405-547-4234 ext. 235<br />
Tribal Youth Program<br />
405-547-2402 ext. 492<br />
Monday - Thursday 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.<br />
Children 15-17 years are eligible for<br />
a mentor, tutor and substance abuse<br />
prevention.<br />
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Health Services<br />
Counseling Services<br />
405-547-4363<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
405-547-2473<br />
Diabetes Program<br />
405-547-2473<br />
Perkins Family Clinic<br />
509 E. Highway 33<br />
Perkins, OK 74059<br />
405-547-2473<br />
Monday - Wednesday & Friday 8:00 a.m. -<br />
5:00 p.m.<br />
Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Tribal Assistance<br />
405-547-2402 x 260<br />
Dental/eyeglasses, hearing aids, school<br />
education incentives, burial assistance.<br />
Wellness Center<br />
405-547-2402 x 325<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.<br />
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Iowa<br />
Tribes
Tribes<br />
Iowa<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Transitional Housing Assistance<br />
Program<br />
405-547-4234 ext. 237<br />
Kaw Nation<br />
698 Grandview Dr.<br />
Kaw City, OK 74641<br />
580-269-2552<br />
www.kawnation.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Domestic Violence Program<br />
400 E. Central, Suite 306<br />
Ponca City, OK 74601<br />
580-762-4477<br />
After hours 580-399-7191<br />
Services are provided only to eligible victims<br />
who provide proof of <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> status<br />
by presenting their CDIB or tribal affliation<br />
card at the initial meeting.<br />
Kanza Child Care Center<br />
101 Charles Curtis Ln.<br />
Newkirk, OK 74647<br />
580-362-4114<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p. m.<br />
Subsidized care is available to all <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s who live in Kay County. Assistance<br />
is available for parents who are working,<br />
in school or in training. Enrollment is open to<br />
children from 6 weeks to 13 years of age.<br />
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Social Services<br />
580-269-1186<br />
Burial assistance, emergency transportation/<br />
medical program, emergency utility<br />
assistance, emergency utility deposit<br />
assistance, eyeglass, denture, hearing aid<br />
program, general assistance.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Educational Services<br />
580-269-1186<br />
Higher education grant program, academic<br />
scholarship program, graduate program,<br />
adult vocational training program, adult<br />
education.<br />
Health Services<br />
Kanza Health Center<br />
3151 E. River Rd.<br />
Newkirk, OK 74647<br />
580-362-1039<br />
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday<br />
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />
Wednesday 8 a.m. - Noon<br />
Eligibility includes members of federally<br />
recognized tribe, must have CDIB card.<br />
Appointment only, no walk-ins.<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Kaw<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Kaw Housing Authority<br />
9 Kanza Ln.<br />
Newkirk, OK 74647<br />
580-362-6264<br />
Homeownership program and down payment<br />
assistance.<br />
Kialegee Tribal Town<br />
P.O. Box 332<br />
Wetumka, OK 74883<br />
405-452-3262<br />
www.kialegeetribaltown.net<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 70<br />
McLoud, OK 74851<br />
405-964-4219<br />
www.kickapootribeofoklahoma.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Support<br />
405-964-2693 405-964-2694<br />
Child Care Center<br />
405-964-2063<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
405-964-5426<br />
Social Services<br />
405-964-4219<br />
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Tribal Court<br />
405-964-4136<br />
Tribal Police<br />
405-964-6129<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Education<br />
405-964-5426<br />
Head Start School<br />
405-964-3676<br />
Food<br />
Nutrition Center<br />
405-964-2507<br />
Health Services<br />
Behavioral Health Services<br />
405-964-2618<br />
Health Clinic<br />
405-964-2081<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing<br />
405-964-6262<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 369<br />
Carnegie, OK 73015<br />
580-654-2349<br />
www.kiowatribe.net<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Senior Nutrition Program<br />
580-654-2109<br />
Provides meals to the elderly, along with<br />
information, transportation assistance and<br />
advocacy.<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Caregiver Support<br />
Assists individuals caring for their loved ones.<br />
Support groups, education and counseling.<br />
Child Care<br />
405-247-8856<br />
Provides child care assistance for children<br />
who are a member of the Kiowa tribe,<br />
income eligible and live within the Kiowa<br />
service area.<br />
Head Start<br />
580-654-1528<br />
Provides early childhood education through<br />
center and home-based services with center<br />
locations in Lawton, Carnegie and Anadarko.<br />
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Indian Child Welfare<br />
580-654-2349<br />
Provides assistance to children and families<br />
who are involved in the child welfare tribal<br />
or state system.<br />
Social Services<br />
580-654-1454<br />
Assists families and individuals in need with<br />
direct assistance, LIHEAP energy assistance,<br />
general assistance and a burial program.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Kiowa<br />
Job Placement and Training<br />
580-654-2300<br />
Direct employment assistance and vocational<br />
training assistance.<br />
Higher Education Department<br />
580-654-2300<br />
Provides higher education scholarships and a<br />
limited 20% education assistance.<br />
Food<br />
Food Assistance<br />
580-654-2618<br />
Food Distribution.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Kiowa<br />
Health Services<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
(CHR)<br />
580-654-2216<br />
Provides transportation to hospitals and<br />
medical appointments along with delivery<br />
of medications to any tribal member living<br />
within the service area.<br />
Kiowa Alcohol and Drug Abuse<br />
Program (KADAP)<br />
405-247-9009<br />
Program offers assessments, group meetings,<br />
outreach services, counseling, alcohol and<br />
drug education, prevention activities for<br />
youth and adults, referrals, court intervention<br />
and aftercare services.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Kiowa Fastrans<br />
888-654-2053<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.<br />
(Carnegie Area)<br />
Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.<br />
(Anadarko Area)<br />
Provides a fast, friendly, affordable public<br />
transportation service to the surrounding<br />
community.<br />
Kiowa Housing Authority<br />
405-247-8856<br />
Provides low rent for vacant homes.<br />
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Social Services<br />
580-654-1454<br />
Program assists families and individuals<br />
in need through direct assistance, LIHEAP<br />
energy assistance, general assistance and a<br />
burial program.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
202 S. Eight Tribes Trail<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-542-1445<br />
www.miamination.com<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Elder Beneft Program<br />
Reimbursement to tribal member elders 65<br />
years and older up to $250 per fscal year<br />
for out-of-pocket medical expenses.<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Caregiver Program<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Provides training and respite care to elders<br />
who care for a loved one in the home on a<br />
24-hour basis.<br />
Child Care Development Funding<br />
Program<br />
102 S. Eight Tribes Trail<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-540-9389<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Miami<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
(PSSF)<br />
Promotes the family unit, identifes children at<br />
risk and assists parents in need of parenting<br />
skills.<br />
Tribal Youth Program<br />
Contact tribal offce for more information.<br />
Tribal Youth Skills Program<br />
Peer group of high school students receiving<br />
assistance preparing children for adulthood.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Education Offce<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Funding of scholarships, student loans,<br />
continuing education programs and career<br />
guidance counseling.<br />
Food<br />
Nutrition and Supportive Services<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Provides free meals and supportive services<br />
to <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s, their spouses and<br />
volunteers. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Health Services<br />
Substance Abuse Services<br />
Outreach, prevention and after care<br />
services, intake/ screening services and<br />
counseling through referrals.<br />
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Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Programs<br />
125 N. Main<br />
Miami, OK 74354<br />
918-541-1381<br />
Rental apartments, rental assistance, utility<br />
assistance, utility deposit. Call for income<br />
and eligibility guidelines.<br />
Modoc Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
625 6th SE<br />
Miami, OK 74354<br />
918-542-1190<br />
www.modoctribe.net<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care and Development Program<br />
918-542-7890<br />
Family Preservation Services<br />
School-related services for K-12 students:<br />
$500 for clothing twice a year, special<br />
education, tutoring services and classroom<br />
materials.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Special Needs Services<br />
Tutors, equipment and learning services.<br />
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Miami<br />
Tribes
Tribes<br />
Modoc<br />
Health Services<br />
Eye Glasses and Hearing aids<br />
$250 per fscal year per Modoc tribal<br />
member.<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
P.O. Box 580<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
800-482-1979<br />
www.muscogeenation-nsn.gov<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care<br />
2010 N. Miami<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-732-7680 800-205-3705<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Child care assistance, community outreach<br />
program and child development centers.<br />
Children and Family Services<br />
918-732-7869 800-482-1979<br />
Services include ICW, promoting safe and<br />
stable families, family violence prevention<br />
programs, and adult protective services.<br />
School Clothing<br />
918-549-2478<br />
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Muscogee (Creek)<br />
Social Services<br />
2971 N. Wood Dr.<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-549-2445<br />
Air conditioner program, BIA general<br />
assistance program, BIA burial, assistance<br />
program, emergency hardship program, Low<br />
Income Home Energy Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP), medical travel program, natural<br />
disaster program, tribal burial program,<br />
tribal energy program.<br />
Food<br />
MCN Food Distribution Program<br />
3001 N. Wood Dr<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-549-2401 800-482-1979<br />
Offce hours 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Store hours 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.<br />
The store is closed the last two business days<br />
of the month for inventory.<br />
Health Services<br />
Division of Health<br />
918-756-4333 800-782-8291<br />
Provides comprehensive health services<br />
to eligible persons. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Muscogee (Creek)<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Division of Housing<br />
2951 N. Wood Dr.<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-756-8504 800-259-5050<br />
Provides lease with option to purchase<br />
program, mortgage assistance and<br />
construction services. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Social Services<br />
2971 N. Wood Dr.<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-549-2445<br />
Air conditioner program, BIA general<br />
assistance program, BIA burial, assistance<br />
program, emergency hardship program, Low<br />
Income Home Energy Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP), medical travel program, natural<br />
disaster program, tribal burial program,<br />
tribal energy program.<br />
Osage Nation<br />
255 Senior Dr.<br />
Pawhuska, OK 74056<br />
918-287-5218<br />
24-Hour Crisis Line 866-897-4747<br />
www.osagetribe.com<br />
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Aging/Elder Services<br />
Osage Nation Senior Services<br />
Front Desk<br />
918-287-5457 888-883-3610<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
24-Hour Crisis Line<br />
866-897-4747<br />
Child Care/ Daycare Program<br />
918-287-5306<br />
Domestic Violence Shelter and<br />
Counseling Center<br />
918-287-5422<br />
Prevention Programs<br />
918-287-5595<br />
Social Services Agency<br />
918-287-5335<br />
Food<br />
Food Distribution Program<br />
918-287-5428<br />
Health Services<br />
Community Alcoholism Service<br />
Program<br />
918-762-3686<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Osage<br />
Osage Nation Counseling Center<br />
918-287-5422 800-411-8526<br />
Osage Nation TASC Program<br />
918-287-9004<br />
Program provides a safe and secure<br />
environment in which healthy living through<br />
the reduction of substance use/abuse is<br />
promoted.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Department<br />
918-287-5310<br />
Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
8151 Highway 177<br />
Red Rock, OK 74651<br />
580-723–4466<br />
www.omtribe.org<br />
Ottawa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 110<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-540-1536<br />
www.ottawatribe.org<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 470<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-3621<br />
www.pawneenation.org<br />
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Aging/Elder Services<br />
Pawnee<br />
Senior Services<br />
808 Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-4042<br />
Senior nutritional meals and nutrition services,<br />
supportive and supplemental services, respite<br />
care and caregiver outreach program<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
918-762-3873<br />
Services include preventative casework,<br />
intervention, family reunifcation, adoption<br />
and permanent placement, counseling/<br />
referral services, advocacy and monitoring<br />
of court cases in state and tribal systems.<br />
Pawnee National Learning Center<br />
804 Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-3007<br />
Child care for infants ages 8 weeks through<br />
school age children, including after school<br />
care. Full time care is available for schoolaged<br />
children during school holidays and<br />
summer breaks.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Pawnee<br />
Violence Against Women Prevention<br />
and <strong>Resource</strong> Program<br />
918-762-3873<br />
24-Hour Helpline 1-800-624-3020<br />
24/Hour Local 918-399-3310<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
The mission of this program is to prevent<br />
or lessen the impacts of domestic violence,<br />
dating violence, sexual assault and stalking<br />
by providing initial response services,<br />
crisis intervention, and safety planning<br />
and advocacy, transportation for direct<br />
services, such as safety shelter, sexual assault<br />
response and advocacy, individual and<br />
group counseling, legal assistance, supervised<br />
visitation services and transitional housing.<br />
Food<br />
Food Distribution Program<br />
810 Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-254 Fax 918-762-6463<br />
Provides commodity foods and other nutrition<br />
assistance to low income households, including<br />
the elderly, who reside in the service area.<br />
Health Services<br />
Diabetes Program<br />
918-762-3873<br />
Individual health screenings, diabetic<br />
recipes and meal planning, support groups,<br />
blood/glucose monitoring, education, and<br />
consultation, incentive programs, and other<br />
available support and funding.<br />
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Pawnee<br />
Fitness Center<br />
704 N. Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-3000 918-762-3006<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.<br />
Encourages community voluntary<br />
participation in activities that promote ftness<br />
maintenance.<br />
Health Services<br />
918-762-4641<br />
Services include health education, community<br />
health representatives, case management,<br />
monitoring, emergency medical services,<br />
transportation and delivery.<br />
REACH US<br />
918-762-3783<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
A national program dedicated to improving<br />
the lives of the local <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
community by supporting nutritional<br />
education, encouraging physical activity, and<br />
preventing/ceasing commercial tobacco use.<br />
Substance Abuse Program<br />
311 Maintenance Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-2153 Fax 918-762-3740<br />
Provides counseling services and community<br />
prevention activities for the treatment and<br />
prevention of alcoholism and substance<br />
abuse among the eligible Indian population<br />
within the service area. Services include<br />
alcohol and drug abuse outpatient<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Pawnee<br />
counseling, help for families in crisis, referrals<br />
to inpatient treatment centers, medical<br />
and non-medical detoxifcation and other<br />
services, individual counseling for adult<br />
clients and weekly support groups.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Social Services<br />
918-762-4641<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP), community block grant assisting<br />
with housing, utility deposit and some<br />
medical, and elders and handicap assistance<br />
program.<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 1527<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-540-2535<br />
www.peoriatribe.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care Development Program<br />
918-540-2535 800-259-9987<br />
Reimbursement Program for School<br />
Supplies/School Clothes<br />
Contact tribe for further details and<br />
application process.<br />
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Health Services<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
918-540-2535 ext. 22<br />
800-259-9987 ext. 22<br />
Instructions in maternity care, diabetes,<br />
breast self-exams, and services in health<br />
screenings and general health services.<br />
Peoria<br />
Inter-Tribal Substance Abuse/<br />
Prevention and Treatment Center<br />
101 S. Main<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-542-5543<br />
Services include drug and alcohol abuse<br />
counseling, family counseling, court<br />
ordered alcohol and drug assessments, DUI<br />
assessments, LSI assessments and counseling,<br />
individual and group, domestic violence<br />
assessments and counseling, substance abuse<br />
counseling for offenders, sexual offender<br />
counseling, Alcoholic Anonymous, Narcotics<br />
Anonymous, Al-Anon, Teen AA/NA, school<br />
based outreach and prevention services,<br />
anger management classes, random urine<br />
testing, HIV/AIDS counseling and testing.<br />
Most services are free for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s,<br />
if not court ordered. Sliding fee scale for<br />
non-<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s. Evening and Saturday<br />
appointments available.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Peoria<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Peoria Housing Authority<br />
3606 Sencay Ave.<br />
Miami, OK 74354<br />
918-542-1873 888-882-1873<br />
Ponca Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
20 White Eagle Drive<br />
Ponca City, OK 74601<br />
580-762-8104<br />
www.ponca.com<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 765<br />
Quapaw, OK 74363<br />
888-642-4724<br />
www.quapawtribe.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Adult Protective Services<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Domestic Violence<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Social Services<br />
888-648-4724<br />
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Tribal Court<br />
918-542-1853 ext 234<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Adult Education<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Direct Employment Program<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Education<br />
918-542-1853 ext 211<br />
Health Services<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
917-674-2257 ext 315<br />
Substance Abuse<br />
918-542-4232<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Department<br />
918-542-1430<br />
Pelvian Transit Program<br />
877-542-1356<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
Sac and Fox Nation<br />
Route 2, Box 246<br />
Stroud, OK 74079<br />
918-968-3526<br />
www.sacandfoxnation-nsn.gov<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Family Violence<br />
800-404-3189 918-968-3901<br />
Services include emergency shelter,<br />
transportation, emergency necessities,<br />
emergency clothing, legal advocates and<br />
initial utility deposits. Referral to services<br />
include counseling, substance abuse<br />
prevention programs, nutrition, disease<br />
prevention, exercise, parenting skills,<br />
employment training, educational services.<br />
Health Services<br />
Health Services<br />
918-968-3526<br />
Counseling services include individual, family,<br />
group, marital, alcohol/drug abuse, and<br />
family planning, psychotropic medication<br />
therapy, client advocacy, home environment<br />
assessments, crisis intervention, case<br />
management services, after care follow-up,<br />
referral services, consulting/educational<br />
services and tribal youth program. Mental<br />
health services include adults/youth/family,<br />
depression, stress/anger, anxiety, family<br />
violence, ADD/ADHD, AIDS/HIV, alcohol/<br />
drug use, smoking/tobacco and wellness.<br />
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Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 1498<br />
Wewoka, OK 74884<br />
405-257-7200<br />
www.seminolenation.com<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Older <strong>American</strong>s Program<br />
405-257-6981<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care<br />
405-257-2676<br />
Domestic Violence<br />
405-382-3762<br />
Offering services to both native and nonnative<br />
victims of domestic violence, sexual<br />
assault, stalking and/or dating violence.<br />
Family Services<br />
405-257-7266<br />
Assistance to low income households or tribal<br />
households experiencing temporary hardship<br />
utilizing both federal and tribal funds.<br />
Headstart<br />
405-382-4106<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
405-257-7281<br />
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Tribes<br />
Seminole<br />
Lighthorse Police Department<br />
405-382-4302<br />
Social Services<br />
405-257-6257<br />
Tribal Courts<br />
405-303-2251<br />
Tribal Youth<br />
405-303-2755<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Higher Education<br />
405-257-5080<br />
Job Placement<br />
405-382-4009<br />
Food<br />
Food Distribution<br />
405-382-3900<br />
Federal program that provides commodity<br />
foods to low-income households, including the<br />
elderly, those living on Indian reservations,<br />
and to <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> families residing in<br />
designated areas near reservations and in<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>.<br />
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Health Services<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
405-382-2265<br />
Diabetes<br />
405-382-3761<br />
Dialysis Center<br />
405-382-9809<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Authority<br />
405-257-6604<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
23701 S. 655 Road<br />
Grove, OK 74344<br />
918-787-5452<br />
www.sctribe.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care & Development Fund<br />
918-787-5452 ext. 23<br />
Seminole<br />
Domestic Violence Services, Sexual<br />
Assault, Stalking and Dating Violence<br />
Assistance<br />
918-787-5452 ext. 36<br />
Provides advocacy services, emergency<br />
shelter assistance, referral service, protective<br />
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Tribes<br />
Seneca-Cayuga<br />
order assistance, rape response at all<br />
area hospitals, resume writing, career and<br />
education services, support groups, police/<br />
court assistance, and transitional housing<br />
assistance for victims of domestic violence,<br />
dating violence, stalking and sexual assault.<br />
Health Services<br />
Mental Health<br />
888-313-6609<br />
Loss, grief, depression, anger management,<br />
anxiety, co-occurring disorders, AA/NA<br />
support groups.<br />
Prevention Programs<br />
888-313-6609<br />
Substance Abuse Services<br />
888-313-6609<br />
Individual and family counseling, addiction<br />
assessments, HIV education. detox, primary<br />
treatment, inpatient treatment and aftercare<br />
services.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Housing Assistance<br />
Program (NAHASDA) Career <strong>Resource</strong><br />
Center<br />
23701 S. 655 Rd.<br />
Grove, OK 74344<br />
918-787-6803<br />
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Seneca-Cayuga<br />
Housing assistance programs are income<br />
based and available to tribal members<br />
residing in a 50-mile radius of the Miami,<br />
Okla., Tribal Offce and other <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s residing within the Seneca-<br />
Cayuga Reservation boundaries. Priority is<br />
given to Seneca-Cayuga tribal members.<br />
Residential Energy Assistance<br />
Challenge Option Program (REACH)<br />
Career <strong>Resource</strong> Center<br />
23701 S. 655 Rd.<br />
Grove, OK 74344<br />
918-787-6803<br />
Provides home improvements to homeowners<br />
to assist in making the home more energy<br />
effcient. Income based program available<br />
to tribal members residing within a 50-mile<br />
radius of the Miami, Okla., Tribal Offce and<br />
other <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s residing within the<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Reservation boundaries.<br />
Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
29 S. Hwy. 69A<br />
Miami, OK 74354<br />
918-542-2441 918-560-6198<br />
www.shawnee-tribe.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care and Development Fund<br />
Program<br />
918-542-2441<br />
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Tribes<br />
Shawnee<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Post-Secondary Education Assistance<br />
Program<br />
918-542-2441<br />
Health Services<br />
Pequot Pharmaceutical Discount<br />
Program<br />
800-342-5779<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
P.O. Box 188<br />
Okemah, OK 74859<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Elders Program<br />
Assists individuals 65 or older with needs.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Burial Assistance Program<br />
Assists individuals with burial costs. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Child Care Development Funds<br />
Assists with child care costs. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
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Thlopthlocco<br />
Emergency Assistance Program<br />
Assists individuals who are facing a bona<br />
fde emergency. Call for requirements and<br />
eligibility criteria.<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
Assists families during emergencies with<br />
a current ICW court case, obtain family<br />
stabilization, or with acute medical expenses.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Legal Rights Fund<br />
Assists individuals with legal costs. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Safe and Stable Families Program<br />
Assists families during emergencies obtain<br />
family stabilization and offers assistance<br />
with costs related to acute medical expenses.<br />
Assistance is given on a case-by-case basis.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Educational Support Program<br />
Assists children kindergarten through 12th<br />
grade with school clothing and supplies and<br />
assists high school seniors with related costs.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Higher Education Program<br />
Assistance for fulltime and part-time higher<br />
education. Call for requirements and<br />
eligibility criteria.<br />
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Tribes<br />
Thlopthlocco<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Tribal Utility Assistance<br />
Assists individuals with utilities. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP)<br />
Assists individuals with heating and cooling<br />
costs along with emergency assistance. Call<br />
for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
CITGO Energy<br />
Assists individuals with heating assistance.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Motor Fuels Program<br />
Assists individuals with medical, dental or<br />
vision expenses. Call for requirements and<br />
eligibility criteria.<br />
Tonkawa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
1 Rush Buffalo Rd.<br />
Tonkawa, OK 74653<br />
580-628-2561<br />
www.tonkawatribe.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care<br />
580-628-2561 ext. 120<br />
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Health Services<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
580-628-2561 ext .122<br />
Substance Abuse Services<br />
580-628-7020<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Department<br />
580-628-5301<br />
United Keetoowah Band<br />
of Cherokee Indians in<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 746<br />
Tahlequah, OK 74465<br />
918-456-9200<br />
www.keetoowahcherokee.org<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Elder Nutrition Program<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Provides daily meal services and provides<br />
meals on wheels services for homebound<br />
elders.<br />
Elder Services<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Financial assistance to elderly members<br />
distributed each summer and winter. $200<br />
per elder.<br />
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Tribes
Tribes<br />
United Ketoowah Band-Cherokee<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Helping Hands Elder<br />
Services<br />
Program provides respite care assistance for<br />
disabled tribal members.<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care<br />
918-431-9998<br />
Health and Human Services<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Provides utility assistance to low-income<br />
families, medical, vision, dental, emergency<br />
medical travel, burial, medical disability<br />
assistance and crisis intervention assistance.<br />
Priority is given to elderly tribal members<br />
age 55 and up.<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
800-794-6514<br />
Keetoowah Cherokee Environmental<br />
Protection Agency<br />
Water testing services, environmental<br />
education and awareness seminars. Monitors<br />
local water bodies to protect the quality of<br />
the water sources.<br />
Tribal Victims Assistance<br />
800-794-6514<br />
Counseling and advocates for victims of<br />
violent crimes. Designed to provide and<br />
promote safe and stable living conditions.<br />
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United Ketoowah Band-Cherokee<br />
Available to tribal members and their<br />
children.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Education Assistance<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Services include tuition assistance for college<br />
and technical students, high school expenses<br />
and elementary education expenses.<br />
Financial assistance to exclusive tribal<br />
members. Call for eligibility details.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Housing Authority<br />
918-431-1808<br />
Assistance including emergency rehab, rental<br />
assistance, mortgage assistance and home<br />
ownership assistance.<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes<br />
of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
P.O. Box 729<br />
Anadarko, OK 73005<br />
405-247-2425<br />
www.wichitatribe.com<br />
Children & Family Services<br />
Child Care Services<br />
405-247-8621 405-247-8626<br />
Program provides child care assistance to<br />
families residing Caddo, Grady, <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
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Tribes<br />
Wichita<br />
and Comanche (Lawton only) counties. Call<br />
for program eligibility requirements.<br />
Family Violence Prevention<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 130<br />
Assists families and individuals with<br />
establishing a safe environment by<br />
providing assistance with shelter, relocation,<br />
transportation and essential needed items.<br />
Referrals provided for individual counseling<br />
and/or legal counseling to obtain emotional<br />
and mental support. Program cannot<br />
discriminate against non-tribal members.<br />
Juvenile Services Program (JSP)<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 125<br />
Provides preventative services to enrolled<br />
Wichita youth who are considered at-risk of<br />
entering the juvenile justice system and who<br />
have not yet exceeded 18 years of age.<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 127<br />
Provides at risk families, based on needs,<br />
with various types of services, such as<br />
referrals for counseling and assistance in<br />
crisis situations.<br />
Social Services Programs<br />
405-247-2425 ext .130<br />
Tribal Victim’s Assistance Program<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 503<br />
Assists tribal victims of domestic violence,<br />
survivors of homicide, elder abuse, gang<br />
violence, victims of drug and alcohol,<br />
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victims or arson, child abuse, burglary, etc.<br />
Available to tribes within the service area:<br />
Kiowa, Apache, Comanche, Delaware,<br />
Wichita, Caddo and Ft. Sill Apache.<br />
Health Services<br />
Wichita<br />
Health Services<br />
405-247-8657<br />
Assistance with eye glasses, prescriptions and<br />
operation maintenance (plumbing and water<br />
testing). Call for details as to eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Mental Health and Chemical<br />
Dependency<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 150<br />
Chemical dependency services are provided<br />
by the program counselor and mental health<br />
services are by referral to qualifed mental<br />
health professional.<br />
Wyandotte Nation<br />
64700 E. Hwy. 60<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
800-256-2539<br />
www.wyandotte-nation.org<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Wyandotte Nation Elder Services<br />
64730 E. Hwy. 60<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-678-2297 ext. 227<br />
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Tribes<br />
Wyandotte<br />
Health Screenings, Title VI senior lunch,<br />
caregiver program, senior activities, nutrition.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Wyandotte Nation Education<br />
Department<br />
64790 E. Hwy. 60<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
Scholarships, job training, Workforce<br />
Investment Act (WIA), preschool, library,<br />
adult education, childcare, after school<br />
program.<br />
Health Services<br />
Bearskin Healthcare Clinic and<br />
Wellness Center<br />
1 Turtle Dr.<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-678-2282<br />
Services include medical, dental, vision,<br />
pharmacy, contract health, diabetes clinic,<br />
substance abuse, counseling, mental health<br />
services, ftness, exercise.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Wyandotte Nation Housing Authority<br />
64790 E. Hwy. 60<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-678-2297 ext. 239<br />
Housing programs, student housing<br />
assistance, housing improvements, well-septic<br />
construction.<br />
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SERVICES<br />
Aging/Elder Services<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Cherokee Elder Care<br />
918-453-5554<br />
http://eldercare.cherokee.org<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Elderly Nutrition & Caregivers<br />
Programs<br />
580-331-2351 580-331-2350<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Assisted Living Beneft Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides assisted living benefts to qualifed<br />
individuals by directly paying a state<br />
licensed assisted living facility of your choice.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Elderly Energy Assistance Program<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides one-time assistance for winter<br />
heating and summer cooling by assisting<br />
with certain utilities. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Services<br />
Aging/Elder<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Senior Nutrition Program<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides congregate and home-bound<br />
meals to qualifed <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s. Senior<br />
centers provide health monitoring, social<br />
events, classes and group activities. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Delaware Nation<br />
Division on Aging<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Nutrition services, nutrition and health<br />
education and supportive services.<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Agency on Aging (AOA) Caregiver Program<br />
866-674-3786<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Elder Care<br />
866-978-1352<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Senior Services<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Provides meals and general assistance. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Senior Nutrition Program<br />
580-654-2109<br />
Provides meals to the elderly along with<br />
information, transportation assistance and<br />
advocacy.<br />
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Aging/Elder<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Elder Beneft Program<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Reimbursement to tribal member elders 65<br />
years and older, up to $250 per fscal year<br />
for out-of-pocket medical expenses.<br />
Osage Nation<br />
Senior Services Front Desk<br />
918-287-5457 888-883-3610<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Senior Services<br />
808 Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-4042<br />
Senior nutritional meals and nutrition services,<br />
supportive and supplemental services, respite<br />
care and caregiver outreach program.<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Older <strong>American</strong>s Program<br />
405-257-6981<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Elders Program<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals 65 or older with needs.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
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Services
Services<br />
Aging/Elder<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Elder Nutrition Program<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Provides daily meal services and provides<br />
meals on wheels services for homebound<br />
elders.<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Elder Services<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Financial assistance to elderly members<br />
distributed each summer and winter. $200<br />
per elder.<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Helping Hands Elder<br />
Services<br />
918-456-9200<br />
Provides respite care assistance for disabled<br />
tribal members.<br />
Wyandotte Nation Elder Services<br />
64730 E. Hwy. 60<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-678-2297 ext. 227<br />
Health screenings, Title VI senior lunch,<br />
caregiver program, senior activities, nutrition.<br />
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Children & Family Services<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indians<br />
Indian Child Welfare Program and<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
Program (PSSF)<br />
405-275-4030<br />
Assists clients who are involved with state or<br />
tribal child welfare and those who are at<br />
serious high risk of removal of their children<br />
from their custody to state or tribal custody.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indians<br />
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault<br />
Program<br />
405-275-4030<br />
Assists victims of domestic violence and<br />
sexual assault with victim advocacy,<br />
emotional support, court advocacy,<br />
housing and utility assistance, referral and<br />
shelter placement assistance, along with a<br />
transitional housing program. Call for more<br />
information.<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indians<br />
Tribal Youth Program<br />
405-481-6050 405-275-4030 ext. 193<br />
Programs that focus on youth ages 12-<br />
18 with topics of leadership, drug and<br />
alcohol abuse, dating violence, gang<br />
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Services<br />
Children & Family<br />
prevention, tobacco, teen pregnancy, truancy<br />
and education. Youth activities include<br />
youth camps, tribal youth council and an<br />
after school program. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
405-452-3987<br />
Assists families in crisis.<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Bright Futures - Truancy Prevention Program<br />
918-822-2807 918-457-9609<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Services<br />
888-458-6230<br />
www.cherokeekids.net<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Healing to Wellness Court Program<br />
(HTWCP)<br />
918-207-4908 918-207-4959<br />
Serves Cherokee youth ages 13-17 who<br />
are affected by alcohol or drugs through<br />
a system of services designed to bring the<br />
youth, family and community into harmony.<br />
Available in Adair and Cherokee Counties.<br />
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Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Development<br />
405-422-7694 877-218-7004<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Domestic Violence<br />
405-422-7692<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Emergency Youth Shelter<br />
405-262-9024<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Head Start<br />
405-422-7635<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
405-422-1173<br />
Children & Family<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Recreation, Exercise & Sports for the<br />
Elders and Children of Our Tribes<br />
(RESPECT)<br />
800-247-4612<br />
Multifaceted program with core activities<br />
(recreation, exercise, and sports) and other<br />
components, such as wellness, education and<br />
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leadership. Building character, citizenship,<br />
identity and self-esteem, and improving<br />
academics.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Burial Assistance<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides burial assistance to eligible <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s residing in the Chickasaw Nation.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Burial Supplement Assistance Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides assistance for funeral expenses up<br />
to a maximum of $2,500. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Car Seat Safety Program<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides car seat safety information and<br />
car seats to qualifed individuals. all for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Caregiver Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Program provides fve areas of service for<br />
the caregiver, including respite care. all for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chepota Apisi Chi Li<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Foster Care and Adoption Program assists<br />
individuals in fostering and/or adopting<br />
tribal and state custody children. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chepota Himmita (Healthy Families)<br />
Program<br />
2125 N. Broadway<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Provides resources and support programs<br />
for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> families including home<br />
visitation focusing on parenting education<br />
and skills, child development and screenings,<br />
respite care, support groups and baby<br />
bucks to purchase items for baby. Pregnant<br />
women after 28 weeks of pregnancy in frst<br />
pregnancy or anytime if not frst pregnancy.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasaw Children’s Village<br />
1185 Village Rd.<br />
Kingston, OK 73439<br />
580-564-3060<br />
A residential and educational care facility<br />
for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> children 1st through<br />
12th grade. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Child Care Assistance Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-0128<br />
Provides child care assistance to <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> families who are working or going<br />
to school. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Child Care Development Center<br />
222 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-0128<br />
Provides long-term positive differences in<br />
the lives of children by focusing on the total<br />
development of the child. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Child Support Services<br />
580-436-3419<br />
Paternity establishment, investigation,<br />
enforcement, Tribal Enforcement Payment<br />
Project (TEPP), and mediation. <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> children who are eligible for<br />
enrollment with a federally recognized tribe,<br />
whose absent parent is <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
or employed by a tribe, or families with a<br />
divorce or child support order from a tribal<br />
court.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Child Welfare Program<br />
24-Hour Statewide Child Abuse Hotline<br />
1-800-522-3511<br />
Advocates for and protects children who<br />
have been removed from their home due to<br />
neglect, physical, sexual, or emotional abuse.<br />
Tribal social workers provide prevention<br />
services, advocacy, and assist in the family<br />
reunifcation process. Children must be <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> and removed or at risk or removal<br />
from home and/or their parents or legal<br />
guardians.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Drug Court Support Services<br />
125 S. Broadway<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580 272-5170<br />
39 N. Washington<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-4821 ext. 43<br />
Provides information for career development,<br />
educational needs, housing, children’s<br />
services, family counseling, crisis intervention<br />
services, advocacy, general referrals and<br />
case management. Chickasaw citizens who<br />
are participating in drug court and their<br />
extended family in the Chickasaw Nation<br />
Service Area. Applicants must present a<br />
Chickasaw citizenship card or CDIB.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Family Preservation<br />
231 Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Family Preservation Manager ext. 60430<br />
Program provides crisis prevention and<br />
reunifcation services for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
families. Provides home visitation, monetary<br />
assistance, transportation for specifc needs,<br />
referrals, parenting education, budgeting<br />
and life skills, advocacy and supportive<br />
services. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Foster Care/Adoption<br />
231 Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Provides care for <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> children<br />
placed into tribal or state custody. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Indian Child Welfare Service<br />
231 Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5550<br />
Program advocates for and protects children<br />
who have been removed from their home<br />
due to neglect, physical, sexual or emotional<br />
abuse. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Justice Department<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-7233<br />
Provides legal services to divisions or<br />
departments within the Chickasaw Nation.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Juvenile Justice Program<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-7233<br />
Monitors, provides counseling, and supervises<br />
<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> juvenile offenders involved<br />
in the Chickasaw Nation District Court. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Offce of Violence Prevention<br />
231 Seabrook Road<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5580<br />
39 N. Washington<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-4821<br />
Crisis intervention, advocacy services, safety<br />
planning, emergency shelter, protection<br />
orders and legal advocacy, domestic<br />
violence education, referrals to community<br />
resources, transportation, emotional support,<br />
encouragement, housing/relocation costs,<br />
case management, counseling services, and<br />
career development services.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Peaceful Heart Home<br />
580-272-5580 580-226-4821<br />
A domestic violence shelter for <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> women and children offering<br />
housing up to 30 days, 24-hour staffng,<br />
food, clothing, Chickasaw elder volunteers,<br />
personal enrichment activities, advocacy,<br />
emotional support, counseling, career<br />
development and social service referrals.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Veterans Program<br />
301 W Main St., Ste. 604<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides outreach services to tribal<br />
veterans and assists with the acquisition<br />
of veterans’ benefts and services from<br />
the Veterans Administration and other<br />
veterans’ organizations. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Youth Services<br />
580-310-6620<br />
Activities include boys and girls clubs, camps<br />
and events, clothing grant, leadership,<br />
martial arts and recreation. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Youth Services Clothing Grant<br />
231 Seabrook Road<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5585<br />
Provides students a $200 Visa gift card each<br />
school year to purchase school clothing. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Adolescent Family Life Project<br />
877-285-6893 580-326-7758<br />
Comprehensive and integrated services to<br />
reduce repeat pregnancies, improve health<br />
outcomes for mother and infant, increase<br />
healthy parenting skills, provide opportunities<br />
for education and job training, and increase<br />
healthy relationship skills. <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
pregnant and parenting teens under 19<br />
years of age, their infants, male partners<br />
and families who reside in the county service<br />
area of the Choctaw Nation are eligible.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Assistance<br />
580-924–8280<br />
Offers parents a broad range of child care<br />
providers, including day care centers, family<br />
child care providers, sectarian organizations<br />
and relatives. The child must be a member<br />
of a federally recognized Indian tribe and<br />
reside within the boundaries of the Choctaw<br />
Nation. Both parents must be employed<br />
or attending school. Eligibility is based on<br />
family size and family income.<br />
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Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Clothing Allowance<br />
580-924–8280<br />
One-time payment to post high school<br />
students who have completed their frst<br />
semester of higher education with passing<br />
grades and who meet requirements.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Based Social Work<br />
Program<br />
580-924–8280<br />
Services are taken directly to the community<br />
and assistance is given there where families<br />
are more comfortable.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Family Caregivers Program<br />
800-522-6170 ext. 2202<br />
Information on existing services, assistance<br />
with access of services, individual counseling<br />
or support, group for caregivers, respite<br />
services for brief relief from responsibilities<br />
and supplemental support.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services<br />
580-924–8280<br />
Clients must reside within the boundaries<br />
of the Choctaw Nation and meet other<br />
eligibility requirements as to income<br />
resources and other criteria required by the<br />
federal regulations.<br />
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Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Veterans Advocacy<br />
800-522-6170 ext. 4163<br />
Assists <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> veterans with fling<br />
claims for service connected compensation<br />
and pension claims with the VA as well as<br />
obtaining copies of medical, personnel and<br />
other military<br />
records.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Youth Sports Camps<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
Sports camps for youth each summer. Golf,<br />
basketball, baseball and softball.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Child Development Center<br />
405-878-4861<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Clothing Assistance<br />
405-878-4831<br />
Aids survivors and their children of family<br />
violence no matter their race or sex.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Family Preservation<br />
405-878-4831<br />
Parenting sessions, home-based services,<br />
court advocacy, case management, family<br />
crisis assistance, respite care and referrals<br />
to other needed services. The program<br />
is family-focused and receives referrals<br />
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Services<br />
Children & Family<br />
from ICW, CPS, Social Services, and other<br />
agencies in the tribe and the community.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Family Violence Program<br />
405-878-4831<br />
Assistance to persons of any age who fnd<br />
themselves in a volatile situation. Assists in<br />
addressing crisis assistance needs, court<br />
advocacy, preventive services and referrals<br />
to appropriate support services.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
FireLodge Tribal Youth Program<br />
405-878-4831 800-880-9880<br />
Prevention services with a focus on alcohol,<br />
drugs, life skills, and school success for youth<br />
ages 12 to 17.<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Caregivers Program<br />
580-492-3282 405-492-3283<br />
Available to <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s 60 years or<br />
older or grandparents 60 years or older<br />
raising grandchildren under 18 years old.<br />
Call for eligibility details.<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Family Assistance Center<br />
580-492-3590<br />
A temporary safe haven for women and<br />
their children in need of shelter from abusive<br />
situations.<br />
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Comanche Nation<br />
Social Services<br />
580-492-3360<br />
Children & Family<br />
Delaware Nation<br />
Family and Social Services<br />
405-247-2448 ext 1153<br />
Clothing, food, utilities, health, education,<br />
child care, energy assistance (LIHEAP),<br />
emergency assistance, burial assistance and<br />
community services block grant program.<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Children and Family<br />
866-978-1352<br />
After School Program, Children’s Pow Wow,<br />
Child Care Development Fund.<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Health and Social Services<br />
866-978-1352<br />
Available only to Eastern Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> members in good standing.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Caregiver Assistance<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Education and support services for<br />
individuals who are taking care of their<br />
loved ones. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Assistance<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Day care assistance. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Clothing Stipend<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Assistance for children’s clothing 18 and<br />
younger. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Family Violence Prevention Program<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Assistance for victims of sexual assault,<br />
domestic violence and stalking.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Assistance to children and families who are<br />
involved in the child welfare tribal or state<br />
system.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services<br />
580-588-2298<br />
General assistance and LIHEAP energy<br />
assistance. all for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Early Childhood Department<br />
405-547-2402 ext. 269<br />
Early head start, early head start expectant<br />
families program, child care programs and<br />
assistance.<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Family Violence Prevention and<br />
Services<br />
405-547-4234 ext. 236<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Sexual Assault Services<br />
405-547-4234 ext. 235<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Youth Program<br />
405-547-2402 ext. 492<br />
Monday - Thursday 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.<br />
Children 15-17 years eligible for a mentor,<br />
tutor and substance abuse prevention.<br />
Kaw Nation<br />
Domestic Violence Program<br />
400 E. Central, Suite 306<br />
Ponca City, OK 74601<br />
580-762-4477<br />
After hours 580-399-7191<br />
Services are provided and only eligible<br />
to victims who provide proof of <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> status by presenting their CDIB or<br />
tribal affliation card at the initial meeting.<br />
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Kaw Nation<br />
Kanza Child Care Center<br />
101 Charles Curtis Ln.<br />
Newkirk, OK 74647<br />
580-362-4114<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p. m.<br />
Subsidized care available to all <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s who live in Kay County. Assistance<br />
is available for parents who are working or<br />
in school or training. Enrollment is open to<br />
children from 6 weeks to 13 years of age.<br />
Kaw Nation<br />
Social Services<br />
580-269-1186<br />
Burial assistance, emergency transportation/<br />
medical, emergency utility assistance,<br />
emergency utility deposit assistance,<br />
eyeglass, denture and hearing aid program,<br />
general assistance.<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Support<br />
405-964-2693 405-964-2694<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Center<br />
405-964-2063<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
405-964-5426<br />
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Social Services<br />
405-964-4219<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Court<br />
405-964-4136<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Police<br />
405-964-6129<br />
Children & Family<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Caregiver Support<br />
580-654-2349<br />
Assists individuals caring for their loved ones<br />
providing support groups, education and<br />
counseling.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care<br />
405-247-8856<br />
Provides child care assistance for children<br />
who are a member of the Kiowa tribe,<br />
income eligible, and live within the Kiowa<br />
service area.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Head Start<br />
580-654-1528<br />
Provides early childhood education through<br />
center and home-based services with center<br />
locations in Lawton, Carnegie and Anadarko.<br />
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Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
580-654-2349<br />
Provides assistance to children and families<br />
who are involved in the child welfare tribal<br />
or state system.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services<br />
580-654-1454<br />
Assists families and individuals in need<br />
through direct assistance, LIHEAP energy<br />
assistance, general assistance and a burial<br />
program.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Caregiver Program<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Provides training and respite care to elders<br />
who care for a loved one in the home on a<br />
24-hour basis.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Development Funding<br />
Program<br />
102 S. Eight Tribes Trail<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-540-9389<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
(PSSF)<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Promotes the family unit, identifes children at<br />
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risk and assists parents in need of parenting<br />
skills.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Youth Program<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Contact tribal offce for more information.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Youth Skills Program<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Peer group of high school students receiving<br />
assistance preparing children for adulthood.<br />
Modoc Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care and Development Program<br />
918-542-7890<br />
Modoc Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Family Preservation Services<br />
918-542-1190<br />
School related services for K-12 students.<br />
Special education, tutoring services and<br />
classroom materials. Provides $500 twice a<br />
year for clothing.<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
Child Care<br />
2010 N. Miami<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-732-7680 800-205-3705<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Child care assistance, community outreach<br />
program and child development centers.<br />
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Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
Children and Family Services<br />
918-732-7869 800-482-1979<br />
Services include ICW, promoting safe and<br />
stable families, family violence prevention<br />
programs, and adult protective services.<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
School Clothing<br />
918-549-2478<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
Social Services<br />
2971 N. Wood Dr.<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-549-2445<br />
Air conditioner program, BIA general<br />
assistance program, BIA burial assistance<br />
program, emergency hardship program, Low<br />
Income Home Energy Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP), medical travel program, natural<br />
disaster program, tribal burial program,<br />
tribal energy program.<br />
Osage Nation<br />
24-Hour Crisis Line<br />
866-897-4747<br />
Osage Nation<br />
Child Care/ Daycare Program<br />
918-287-5306<br />
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Domestic Violence Shelter and<br />
Counseling Center<br />
918-287-5422<br />
Osage Nation<br />
Prevention Programs<br />
918-287-5595<br />
Osage Nation<br />
Social Services Agency<br />
918-287-5335<br />
Children & Family<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
918-762-3873<br />
Preventative casework, intervention, family<br />
reunifcation, adoption and permanent<br />
placement, counseling/referral services,<br />
advocacy and monitoring of court cases in<br />
State and Tribal systems.<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Pawnee National Learning Center<br />
804 Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-3007<br />
Childcare for infants ages 8 weeks through<br />
school age children, including after school<br />
care. Full time care is available for school<br />
age children during school holidays and<br />
summer breaks.<br />
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Services<br />
Children & Family<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Violence Against Women Prevention<br />
and <strong>Resource</strong> Program<br />
918-762-3873<br />
24-Hour Helpline 1-800-624-3020<br />
24/Hour Local 918-399-3310<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
The mission is to prevent or lessen the impacts<br />
of domestic violence, dating violence,<br />
sexual assault and stalking by providing<br />
initial response services, crisis intervention,<br />
and safety planning and advocacy,<br />
transportation for direct services, such as<br />
safety shelter, sexual assault response and<br />
advocacy, individual and group counseling,<br />
legal assistance, supervised visitation services<br />
and transitional housing.<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Development Program<br />
918-540-2535 800-259-9987<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Reimbursement Program for School<br />
Supplies/School Clothes<br />
918-540-2535<br />
Contact tribe for further details and<br />
application process.<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Adult Protective Services<br />
918-674-2522<br />
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Domestic Violence<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services<br />
888-648-4724<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Court<br />
918-542-1853 ext 234<br />
Children & Family<br />
Sac and Fox Nation<br />
Family Violence<br />
800-404-3189 918-968-3901<br />
Services include emergency shelter, including<br />
transportation, emergency necessities,<br />
emergency clothing, legal advocates and<br />
initial utility deposits. Referral to services<br />
include counseling, substance abuse<br />
prevention programs, nutrition, disease<br />
prevention, exercise, parenting skills,<br />
employment training, educational services.<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care<br />
405-257-2676<br />
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Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Domestic Violence<br />
405-382-3762<br />
Services for both native and non-native<br />
victims of domestic violence, sexual assault,<br />
stalking, and/or dating violence.<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Family Services<br />
405-257-7266<br />
Provides assistance to low income households<br />
or tribal households experiencing temporary<br />
hardship utilizing both federal and tribal<br />
funds.<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Headstart<br />
405-382-4106<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
405-257-7281<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Lighthorse Police Department<br />
405-382-4302<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services<br />
405-257-6257<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Courts<br />
405-303-2251<br />
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Tribal Youth<br />
405-303-2755<br />
Children & Family<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care & Development Fund<br />
918-787-5452 ext. 23<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Domestic Violence Services, Sexual<br />
Assault, and Stalking and Dating<br />
Violence Assistance<br />
918-787-5452 ext. 36<br />
Provides advocacy services, emergency<br />
shelter assistance, referral service, protective<br />
order assistance, rape response at all<br />
area hospitals, resume writing, career and<br />
education services, support groups, police/<br />
court assistance, and transitional housing<br />
assistance for victims of domestic violence,<br />
dating violence, stalking and sexual assault<br />
Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care and Development Fund<br />
Program<br />
918-542-2441<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Burial Assistance Program<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals with burial costs. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
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Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Child Care Development Funds<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists with child care costs. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Emergency Assistance Program<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals who are facing a bona<br />
fde emergency. Call for requirements and<br />
eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists families during emergencies with<br />
a current ICW court case obtain family<br />
stabilization or with acute medical expenses.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Legal Rights Fund<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals with legal costs. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Safe and Stable Families Program<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists families during emergencies obtain<br />
family stabilization and offers assistance<br />
with costs related to acute medical expenses.<br />
Assistance is given on a case-by-case basis.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
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Tonkawa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care<br />
580-628-2561 ext. 120<br />
Children & Family<br />
Tribal Victim’s Assistance Program<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 503<br />
Assists tribal victims of domestic violence,<br />
survivors of homicide, elder abuse, gang<br />
violence, victims of drug and alcohol, victims<br />
or arson, child abuse, burglary, etc. Eligible<br />
to all seven tribes within the service area<br />
inclusive of the Kiowa, Apache, Comanche,<br />
Delaware, Wichita, Caddo and Ft. Sill<br />
Apache.<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care<br />
918-431-9998<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Health and Human Services<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Provides utility assistance to low-income<br />
families, medical, vision, dental, emergency<br />
medical travel, burial, medical disability<br />
assistance and crisis intervention assistance.<br />
Priority is given to elderly tribal members<br />
age 55 and up.<br />
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United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indian Child Welfare<br />
800-794-6514<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Keetoowah Cherokee Environmental<br />
Protection Agency<br />
918-456-9200<br />
Water testing services, environmental<br />
education and awareness seminars. Monitors<br />
local water bodies to protect the quality of<br />
the water sources.<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Victims Assistance<br />
800-794-6514<br />
Counseling and advocacy for victims of<br />
violent crimes. Available to tribal members<br />
and their children to provide and promote<br />
safe and stable living conditions.<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Child Care Services<br />
405-247-8621 405-247-8626<br />
Provides child care assistance to families<br />
residing in Caddo, Grady, <strong>Oklahoma</strong> and<br />
Comanche (Lawton only) counties. Call for<br />
program eligibility requirements.<br />
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Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Family Violence Prevention<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 130<br />
Assists families and individuals with<br />
establishing a safe environment by<br />
providing assistance with shelter, relocation,<br />
transportation and essential needed items.<br />
Clients are provided referrals for individual<br />
counseling and/or legal counseling to obtain<br />
emotional and mental support. Program does<br />
not discriminate against non-tribal members.<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Juvenile Services program (JSP)<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 125<br />
Provides preventative services to enrolled<br />
Wichita youth who are considered at-risk of<br />
entering the juvenile justice system and who<br />
are under are 18.<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 127<br />
Provides at risk families, based on needs,<br />
with services such as referrals for counseling<br />
and crisis situations.<br />
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Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services Programs<br />
405-247-2425 ext .130<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indians<br />
Academic Program for Educational<br />
Assistance<br />
405-275-4030<br />
Helps fund summer school, academic trips,<br />
concurrent enrollment, remedial classes, ACT/<br />
SAT college entrance exams, correspondence<br />
classes, driver’s education class, tutoring,<br />
athletic expenses, special needs programs<br />
and other academic programs upon<br />
approval. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indians<br />
Social Service Program<br />
405-878-4723 405-275-1468<br />
Direct Employment Assistance (DEA) and<br />
Workforce Investment Act (WIA). Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Adult Learning Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Provides academic assistance to adults<br />
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who have dropped out of high school and<br />
want to complete their General Equivalency<br />
Development (GED) diploma. all for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Arts in Education<br />
P.O. Box 1548<br />
Ada, OK 74821<br />
580-272-5520<br />
Programs include After School Arts Program,<br />
Chickasaw Children’s Choir, Teacher In-<br />
Service Training and <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>/<br />
Cultural Classroom Instruction. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Career Development Initiative<br />
P.O. Box 1548<br />
Ada, OK 74821<br />
580-272-5085<br />
Provides transitional employment services to<br />
individuals with employment barriers. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Career Technology Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Provides assistance to citizens who want<br />
to further their education by attending<br />
accredited vocational or technical schools<br />
and other private training facilities. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasaw Employment Program<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides employment opportunities on<br />
a temporary basis. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasaw Foundation Scholarships<br />
110 W. 12th St.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-9030<br />
Provides educational assistance for students<br />
who demonstrate excellence in academics,<br />
community service, dedication to <strong>Native</strong><br />
America and a commitment to learning. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasaw Foundation Upward Bound<br />
580-371-9903<br />
Serves students from disadvantaged<br />
backgrounds by providing them with skills<br />
needed for success in post-secondary<br />
education. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasha Holitoplichi Honors Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
This program rewards continuing education<br />
and good grades. Programs include<br />
incentive continuing education, incentive<br />
degree completion, graduation stoles,<br />
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and graduation watch. Call for program<br />
information and eligibility criteria.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasaw Honor Club<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Provides an added incentive for students<br />
to strive for academic excellence. Call<br />
for program information and eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasaw Reading Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists children by providing books to<br />
encourage reading. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Fast Track GED Program<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
This program allows Chickasaw citizens to<br />
prepare for GED testing through an online<br />
Internet service during a four-month period.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Graduation Assistance<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists college graduates with caps, gowns,<br />
invitations, and other expenses incurred with<br />
graduating. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Head Start<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists in early childhood development<br />
with center locations in Ada, Ardmore,<br />
Sulphur and Tishomingo. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Higher Education Grants and<br />
Scholarships<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Program includes clothing scholarship,<br />
general scholarship, governor’s and<br />
legislator’s scholarships, higher education<br />
grant , Inter-tribal council of the fve civilized<br />
tribes Johnson-O’Malley scholarship, lifetime<br />
scholarship, millennium scholarship and<br />
textbook grant.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Offce of Career Services<br />
530 E. Main St.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-7294<br />
Program helps Chickasaw citizens and other<br />
<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s prepare for and obtain<br />
quality jobs through necessary information<br />
and training. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Re-Entry Transitional Employment<br />
39 N. Washington St.<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-222-2842<br />
Provides transitional employment services to<br />
individuals with employment barriers. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Road to Work Services<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
800-492-2115<br />
Provides transportation to and from work for<br />
qualifying <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s and the general<br />
public. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
School to Work Program<br />
2020 Arlington, Suite 4<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-559-0815<br />
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Education & Employment<br />
4915 W. Broadway<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-222-2839<br />
Program provides opportunity to pursue<br />
higher education full time while receiving<br />
full-time pay/benefts. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
School Age Program<br />
222 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 73401<br />
580-272-5398<br />
Provided June-August, this program allows<br />
children ages 4-9 to experience exciting<br />
activities through feld trips, park days and<br />
special events. Children enjoy arts and crafts,<br />
theater productions, storytelling, music and<br />
dance, community service projects, scientifc<br />
projects and more. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Summer Youth Program<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides workforce training and experience<br />
to encourage productive work and behavior<br />
patterns in youths for a variety of careers.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation<br />
300 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
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Programs assist people with disabilities in<br />
being able to return to the workplace. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Higher Education Scholarships<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Head Start<br />
580-924–8280<br />
Head Start is directed toward economically<br />
disadvantaged families having children ages<br />
three to fve years old. All nationalities are<br />
served, with preference given to <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> families.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Jones Academy<br />
918-297-2518 888-767-2518<br />
<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> residential learning center<br />
for elementary and secondary school age<br />
children.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Relocation Assistance<br />
580-924–8280<br />
Provides assistance to relocate to start a<br />
new, permanent job.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Vocational Development<br />
580-924–8280<br />
Assistance to obtain educational training. The<br />
courses must be BIA approved in accredited<br />
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colleges or at <strong>Oklahoma</strong> State Tech. Training<br />
is also offered in any full-time courses at<br />
all Kiamichi Area Technology Centers. The<br />
program does not pay for short-term or night<br />
classes and participant must be a full-time<br />
student.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Vocational Rehabilitation Program<br />
580-326-8304 877-285-6893<br />
Helps disabled <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s obtain<br />
vocational training and gainful employment.<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Early Childhood and Development<br />
Center<br />
216 SE “J” Ave.<br />
Lawton, OK 73502<br />
580-250-1561<br />
403 E. Evans<br />
Apache, OK 73006<br />
580-588-3114<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Student Services<br />
580-492-3278<br />
Available to K-12 students to meet basic<br />
back to school needs. Availability to enrolled<br />
children with a CDIB card and completed<br />
application. Call for more details.<br />
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Tribal Youth Program<br />
584 NW Bingo Rd<br />
Lawton, OK 73507<br />
580-492-4349<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Comanche Nation College<br />
1608 SW 9th St.<br />
Lawton, OK 73501<br />
580-591-0203<br />
www.cnc.cc.ok.us<br />
Delaware Nation<br />
Economic Development<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Small business assistance.<br />
Education & Employment<br />
Delaware Nation<br />
Educational Assistance<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Programs include school supply vouchers,<br />
education assistance, athletic assistance<br />
application, academic achievement award<br />
and driver’s education assistance.<br />
Delaware Nation<br />
Higher Education Programs<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Higher education programs include Pell<br />
ineligible incentive program, college fnancial<br />
assistance program, lenape wise program,<br />
lenape wik-a-wam program adult vocational<br />
program, and trust fund higher education<br />
scholarship.<br />
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Delaware Nation<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Assists <strong>American</strong> Indians with disabilities<br />
in fnding employment and educational<br />
opportunities. Rehabilitation needs include<br />
counseling, guidance services, assistive<br />
devices, mental restoration, physical<br />
restoration, evaluations and vocational<br />
training.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Education Assistance<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Higher education and vocational assistance.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Job Placement and Training Assistance<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Assistance with job training and placement.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Kaw Nation<br />
Educational Services<br />
580-269-1186<br />
Kaw Nation higher education grant program,<br />
academic scholarship program, graduate<br />
program, adult vocational training program,<br />
adult education.<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Education<br />
405-964-5426<br />
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Head Start School<br />
405-964-3676<br />
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Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Job Placement and Training<br />
580-654-2300<br />
Direct employment and vocational training<br />
assistance.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Higher Education Department<br />
580-654-2300<br />
Provides higher education scholarships and a<br />
limited 20 percent education assistance.<br />
Modoc Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Special Needs Services<br />
918-542-1190<br />
Tutors, equipment and learning services.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Education Offce<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Funding of scholarships, student loans,<br />
continuing education programs and career<br />
guidance counseling.<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Adult Education<br />
918-674-2522<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Direct Employment Program<br />
918-674-2522<br />
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Education<br />
918-542-1853 ext 211<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Higher Education<br />
405-257-5080<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Job Placement<br />
405-382-4009<br />
Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Post-Secondary Education Assistance<br />
Program<br />
918-542-2441<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Educational Support Program<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists children kindergarten through 12th<br />
grade with school clothing and supplies and<br />
assists high school seniors with related costs.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Higher Education Program<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assistance for full-time and part-time<br />
higher education. Call for requirements and<br />
eligibility criteria.<br />
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United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Education Assistance<br />
918-456-8698<br />
Tuition assistance for college and technical<br />
students, high school expenses and<br />
elementary education expenses. Financial<br />
assistance to exclusive tribal members, call<br />
for eligibility details.<br />
Wyandotte Nation Education<br />
Department<br />
64790 E. Hwy. 60<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
Scholarships, job training, Workforce<br />
Investment Act, preschool, library, adult<br />
education, childcare, after school program.<br />
Food<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Food Distribution<br />
405-422-7873<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program<br />
518 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
888-436-7255<br />
Provides coupons for the purchase of fresh<br />
fruits and vegetables from authorized<br />
farmers’ markets and farm stands throughout<br />
the Chickasaw Nation. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Food Distribution Program<br />
518 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
888-436-7255<br />
Nutrition education and commodity foods<br />
are available through FDP grocery stores in<br />
nutrition centers in Ada, Ardmore and Purcell.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Get Fresh! Nutrition Program<br />
229 W Seabrook Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-5506<br />
Provides cooking classes and demonstrations,<br />
nutrition education and ftness guidance.<br />
Call for more information and eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
WIC Programs<br />
518 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
888-436-7255<br />
Women, infants and children may participate<br />
in supplemental food and nutrition education<br />
programs designed to improve the health<br />
of participants during critical stages of<br />
growth and development. Call for location<br />
information and eligibility requirements.<br />
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Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Food Distribution<br />
580-924-7773 800-522-6170<br />
Program participants receive approximately<br />
80 food items totaling 85 pounds of food<br />
per person in the household. Call for<br />
locations and eligibility requirements.<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Food Distribution<br />
580-492-3327<br />
Commodity distribution to low income <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> families.<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Nutrition Center<br />
405-964-2507<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Nutrition Center<br />
405-964-2507<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Food Assistance<br />
580-654-2618<br />
Food distribution.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Nutrition and Supportive Services<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Provides free meals and supportive services<br />
to <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s, their spouses and<br />
volunteers. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
MCN Food Distribution Program<br />
3001 N. Wood Dr.<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-549-2401 800-482-1979<br />
Offce hours 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Store hours 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.<br />
The store is closed the last two business days<br />
of the month for inventory.<br />
Osage Nation<br />
Food Distribution Program<br />
918-287-5428<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Food Distribution Program<br />
810 Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-254 Fax 918-762-6463<br />
Provides commodity foods and other nutrition<br />
assistance to low income households, including<br />
the elderly, who reside in the Pawnee Food<br />
Distribution service area.<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Food Distribution<br />
405-382-3900<br />
Provides commodity foods to low-income<br />
households, including the elderly, living on<br />
Indian reservations, and to <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong><br />
families residing in designated areas near<br />
reservations and in <strong>Oklahoma</strong>.<br />
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Health Services<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indians<br />
Health and Behavioral Health Services<br />
405-878-4716<br />
Promotes the wellbeing of the “whole<br />
person” within context of their culture<br />
including resource and referral services, crisis<br />
intervention, case management, counseling,<br />
support groups, school and community<br />
based services, I.O.P. treatment program<br />
for substance abuse, and drug and alcohol<br />
assessments. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Caddo Nation Indian Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Caddo Health Center Bldg.<br />
Binger, OK 73009<br />
656-2344 ext. 220<br />
Hearing aids, dental work, prescriptions,<br />
medical bills, health equipment.<br />
Caddo Nation Injury Prevention<br />
405-656-2344<br />
Distributes smoke detectors, fre extinguishers<br />
and car seats to tribal members, fre safety<br />
education, car seat education, and water<br />
safety education to the Head Start children,<br />
and helps educate elderly clients about fall<br />
prevention.<br />
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Caddo Nation Indian Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Caddo Alcohol and Drug Abuse<br />
Program (CADAP)<br />
405-656-9215<br />
Out-patient facility and providing outpatient<br />
counseling, outreach services, individual,<br />
group and family counseling, education,<br />
prevention activities for adults and youth,<br />
aftercare services and referral services.<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Home Health Services<br />
918-458-6102 888-281-6910<br />
www.cnhhs.org<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Hospice of the Cherokee<br />
918-458-5080 877-792-7372<br />
www.cnhhs.org<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representatives<br />
800-687-0973<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Diabetes Wellness<br />
405-422-7723<br />
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Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Emergency Medical Services<br />
800-464-2410<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Substance Abuse Program<br />
580-331-2370<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Vocational Rehab<br />
888-284-7725<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Behavioral Health Clinic<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4591 800-851-9136 ext.<br />
81851<br />
2510 Chickasaw Blvd.<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-8181 877-242-4347<br />
Health<br />
901 E. 6th St.<br />
Tishomingo, OK 73470<br />
580-371-2361 877-240-2720<br />
Behavioral health, including counseling,<br />
psychiatric services, education and training<br />
concerning issues such as child abuse/neglect,<br />
elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide, and<br />
substance abuse and detoxifcation. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Ada Family Practice Clinic<br />
1007 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-6260<br />
An appointment based clinic offering<br />
outpatient family practice medicine, including<br />
laboratory testing and X-ray. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation Health Clinic<br />
901 E. 6th Street<br />
Tishomingo, OK 73460<br />
580-371-2361 877-240-2720<br />
2510 Chickasaw Blvd.<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-8181 877-242-4347<br />
1438 Hardcastle Blvd.<br />
Purcell, OK 73080<br />
405-527-4700<br />
1600 N. Washington<br />
Durant, OK 74701<br />
580-920-2100 877-240-2725<br />
Appointment based clinics offering outpatient<br />
family practice medicine including dental,<br />
eye clinic, behavioral health, laboratory<br />
testing, X-ray pharmacy, WIC, and<br />
periodic specialty clinics. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Community Health Representatives<br />
(CHR)<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides patient advocacy, liaison between<br />
clients and tribal and community resources,<br />
patient education, health promotion, and<br />
disease prevention. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Dental Clinic<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4596<br />
Provides diagnosis and treatment of dental<br />
disease, preventive services, oral surgery,<br />
restorative procedures, prosthetics and<br />
pediatric orthodontics. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Health<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Denture Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2704<br />
Provides one pair of dentures every fve<br />
years, including ftting, adjustments, and<br />
repairs after removal of teeth by Chickasaw<br />
Nation dental clinic providers. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Diabetes Care Centers<br />
1001 N. County Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4532 800-851-9136<br />
Provides medical, educational, nutritional,<br />
and exercise services to those who qualify.<br />
Additional services include specialized<br />
diabetes prevention program, foot care,<br />
retinal photography, dental hygiene and<br />
behavioral health. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Eyeglasses Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-559-0792<br />
This program provides an allowance toward<br />
one pair of eyeglasses every two years. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Healthy Lifestyles Substance Abuse<br />
Treatment and Recovery Program<br />
3115 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-332-6345<br />
Voluntary drug and alcohol treatment<br />
facility where participants receive a holistic<br />
treatment program to overcome addictions.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Chickasaw Nation<br />
Hearing Aid Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2701<br />
Following an exam and evaluation, hearing<br />
aids may be provided every three years<br />
to eligible individuals. all for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Medical Assistance Program<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2704<br />
Financial assistance for services not covered<br />
by existing tribal programs or other<br />
alternate resources to individuals who<br />
qualify. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Health<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Medication Assistance<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-272-2704<br />
Medication not carried in the tribal<br />
pharmacy may be provided by this program<br />
after being prescribed by a CNHS provider.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Optometry<br />
1001 N. County Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4508<br />
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Provides examination, diagnosis and<br />
management of eye conditions. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Over-the-Counter Medications<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides over-the-counter medication at no<br />
cost. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Same-Day Clinic<br />
1001 N. Country Club Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-436-3980<br />
Available on a walk-in basis for general<br />
medical conditions. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Special Needs Assistance for<br />
Chickasaw Citizens with Disabilities<br />
300 Rosedale Road<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-7711<br />
Assists those with special needs by providing<br />
a yearly reimbursement of up to $500 for<br />
participation in extra-curricular activities.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Behavioral Health Program<br />
918-567-7000 800-349-7026<br />
Individual counseling, group counseling,<br />
family counseling, social worker assistance,<br />
substance abuse counseling, child/partner<br />
abuse counseling, evaluation and testing,<br />
crisis intervention and suicide prevention.<br />
Eligibility requirements include having a CDIB<br />
card of a federally recognized Indian tribe<br />
and must live within the 10 1/ 2 counties in<br />
the Choctaw Nation boundaries.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
(CHR)<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
Helps Choctaws and other Indians maintain<br />
the health of themselves and their families.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Diabetes Wellness Center<br />
918-567-7000 800-349-7026 ext. 6673<br />
Treatment of diabetes and related illnesses<br />
and prevention through community education.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Eyeglasses, Dentures and Hearing Aid<br />
Program<br />
580-924-8280 800-522-6170<br />
Provides eyeglasses, dentures and hearing<br />
aids to Choctaw Indians over the age of 55<br />
who possess a CDIB and live within the 10<br />
1/2 counties of the Choctaw Nation.<br />
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Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Total Care Hospice<br />
580-931-3636 866-931-3636<br />
Hospice is a team approach in caring for<br />
a person with a terminal illness. The team<br />
consists of the nurse, aide, social worker,<br />
volunteer, clergy and the family.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Hospitality House<br />
918-567-2300<br />
A facility that serves as a home for people<br />
with loved ones hospitalized at Talihina.<br />
Also for patients with long drives who want<br />
to spend the night for an early morning<br />
appointment.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Mail Order Pharmacy<br />
918-567-7000 800-349-7026<br />
Provides prescription drugs through mail<br />
order for all Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
for tribal members living both inside and<br />
outside of the tribal boundaries.<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Recovery Center<br />
918-567-2389<br />
A specialized treatment center for the<br />
rehabilitation of chemically dependent<br />
individuals and their families. Eligibility<br />
requirements include males and females 18<br />
years of age or older, must possess a CDIB<br />
card, be in good physical health, have a<br />
diagnosis which indicates a primary problem<br />
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with alcohol, other drugs and/or substance.<br />
Court referrals, given on a case-by-case<br />
basis, are given additional qualifying<br />
requirements.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Behavioral Health Services<br />
405-273-5236<br />
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Dental<br />
405-273-5236<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Fire Lake Wellness Center<br />
405-878-4831<br />
Monday - Thursday 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.<br />
Friday: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - Noon<br />
Private <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> wellness and ftness<br />
facility that embraces diabetic education,<br />
nutrition and exercise. Eligible to Citizen<br />
Potawatomi Nation Tribal Member and/or<br />
spouse, employee of the Citizen Potawatomi<br />
Nation, any <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong> with a<br />
federally recognized tribal membership<br />
card. Must be over 18 years old.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Health Services<br />
405-273-5236<br />
Cost-effective medical services for tribal<br />
members and other <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s in the<br />
service area.<br />
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Comanche Nation<br />
Diabetes Awareness<br />
580-492-6434<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Prescription Assistance<br />
580-492-6434<br />
Delaware Nation<br />
Special Diabetes Program for Indians<br />
(SDIP)<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Assistance with diabetic supplies, eyeglasses,<br />
therapeutic shoes and dentures.<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Health and Social Services<br />
866-978-1352<br />
Available only to Eastern Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> members in good standing.<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Provides transportation to hospitals and<br />
medical appointments along with delivery<br />
of medications to any tribal member living<br />
within the service area. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Counseling Services<br />
405-547-4363<br />
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Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
405-547-2473<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Diabetes Program<br />
405-547-2473<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Perkins Family Clinic<br />
509 E. Highway 33<br />
Perkins, OK 74059<br />
405-547-2473<br />
Monday - Wednesday & Friday 8:00 a.m. -<br />
5:00 p.m.<br />
Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Tribal Assistance<br />
405-547-2402 x 260<br />
Dental/ eyeglasses, hearing aids, school<br />
education incentives, burial assistance.<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Wellness Center<br />
405-547-2402 x 325<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.<br />
Kaw Nation<br />
Kanza Health Center<br />
3151 E. River Rd.<br />
Newkirk, OK 74647<br />
580-362-1039<br />
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Health<br />
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday<br />
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />
Wednesday 8 a.m. - Noon<br />
Eligibility includes member of federally<br />
recognized tribe, must have CDIB card and<br />
by appointment only. No walk-ins.<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Behavioral Health Services<br />
405-964-2618<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Health Clinic<br />
405-964-2081<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
(CHR)<br />
580-654-2216<br />
Provides transportation to hospitals and<br />
medical appointments and delivery of<br />
medications to any tribal member living<br />
within the service area.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Kiowa Alcohol and Drug Abuse<br />
Program (KADAP)<br />
405-247-9009<br />
Assessments, group meetings, outreach<br />
services, counseling, alcohol and drug<br />
education, prevention activities for youth<br />
and adults, referrals, court intervention and<br />
aftercare services.<br />
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Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Substance Abuse Services<br />
918-542-1445<br />
Outreach, prevention and after care<br />
services, intake/ screening services and<br />
counseling through referrals.<br />
Modoc Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Eye Glasses and Hearing aids<br />
918-542-1190<br />
$250 per fscal year per Modoc tribal<br />
member.<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
Division of Health<br />
918-756-4333 800-782-8291<br />
Comprehensive health services for eligible<br />
persons. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Osage Nation<br />
Community Alcoholism Service<br />
Program<br />
918-762-3686<br />
Osage Nation Counseling Center<br />
918-287-5422 800-411-8526<br />
Osage Nation TASC Program<br />
918-287-9004<br />
Provides a safe and secure environment in<br />
which healthy living through the reduction of<br />
substance use/abuse is promoted.<br />
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Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Diabetes Program<br />
918-762-3873<br />
Individual health screenings, diabetic<br />
recipes and meal planning, support groups,<br />
blood/glucose monitoring, education, and<br />
consultation, incentive programs and other<br />
available support and funding.<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Fitness Center<br />
704 N. Morris Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-3000 918-762-3006<br />
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.<br />
Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.<br />
Encourages community voluntary<br />
participation in activities that promote ftness<br />
maintenance.<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Health Services<br />
918-762-4641<br />
Health education, community health<br />
representatives, case management,<br />
monitoring, emergency medical services,<br />
transportation and delivery.<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
REACH US<br />
918-762-3783<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.<br />
Improves the lives of the local <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> community by supporting nutritional<br />
education, encouraging physical activity, and<br />
preventing/ceasing commercial tobacco use.<br />
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Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Substance Abuse Program<br />
311 Maintenance Rd.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
918-762-2153 Fax 918-762-3740<br />
Provides counseling services and community<br />
prevention activities for the treatment and<br />
prevention of alcoholism and substance<br />
abuse among the eligible Indian population<br />
within the Pawnee service area. Alcohol<br />
and drug abuse outpatient counseling, help<br />
for families in crisis, referrals to inpatient<br />
treatment centers, medical and non-medical<br />
detoxifcation and other services, individual<br />
counseling for adult clients and weekly<br />
support groups.<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
918-540-2535 ext. 22<br />
800-259-9987 ext. 22<br />
Instructions in maternity care, diabetes,<br />
breast self-exams, and services in health<br />
screenings and general health services.<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Inter-Tribal Substance Abuse/<br />
Prevention and Treatment Center<br />
101 S. Main<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-542-5543<br />
Drug and alcohol abuse counseling, family<br />
counseling, court ordered alcohol and<br />
drug assessments, DUI assessments, LSI<br />
assessments and counseling, individual and<br />
group, domestic violence assessments and<br />
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Services<br />
Health<br />
counseling, substance abuse counseling<br />
for offenders, sexual offender counseling,<br />
alcoholic anonymous (AA), Narcotics<br />
Anonymous (NA), Al-Anon, Teen AA/NA,<br />
school based outreach and prevention<br />
services, anger management classes, random<br />
urine testing, HIV/AIDS Counseling and<br />
testing. Most services are free for <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s, if not court ordered. Sliding fee<br />
scale for non-<strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s. Evening and<br />
Saturday appointments available<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
917-674-2257 ext 315<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Substance Abuse<br />
918-542-4232<br />
Sac and Fox Nation<br />
Health Services<br />
918-968-3526<br />
Counseling services include individual,<br />
family, group, marital, alcohol/drug abuse,<br />
family planning, psychotropic medication<br />
therapy, client advocacy, home environment<br />
assessments, crisis intervention, case<br />
management services, after care follow-up,<br />
referral services, consulting/educational<br />
services, and tribal youth program. Mental<br />
Health services include adults/youth/family,<br />
depression, stress/anger, anxiety, family<br />
violence, ADD/ADHD, AIDS/HIV, alcohol/<br />
drug use, smoking/tobacco and wellness.<br />
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Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
405-382-2265<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Diabetes<br />
405-382-3761<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Dialysis Center<br />
405-382-9809<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Mental Health<br />
888-313-6609<br />
Loss, grief, depression, anger management,<br />
anxiety, co-occurring disorders, AA/NA<br />
support groups.<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Prevention Programs<br />
888-313-6609<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Substance Abuse Services<br />
888-313-6609<br />
Individual and family counseling, addiction<br />
assessments, and HIV education. detox,<br />
primary treatment, inpatient treatment and<br />
aftercare services.<br />
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Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Pequot Pharmaceutical Discount<br />
Program<br />
800-342-5779<br />
Tonkawa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Community Health Representative<br />
580-628-2561 ext .122<br />
Tonkawa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Substance Abuse Services<br />
580-628-7020<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Health Services<br />
405-247-8657<br />
Assistance with eye glasses, prescriptions and<br />
operation maintenance (plumbing and water<br />
testing). Call for details as to eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Mental Health and Chemical<br />
Dependency<br />
405-247-2425 ext. 150<br />
Chemical dependency services are provided<br />
by the program counselor and mental health<br />
services are by referral to a qualifed mental<br />
health professional.<br />
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Wyandotte Nation<br />
Bearskin Healthcare Clinic and<br />
Wellness Center<br />
1 Turtle Dr.<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-678-2282<br />
Medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, contract<br />
health, Diabetes Clinic, substance abuse,<br />
counseling, mental health services, ftness,<br />
exercise.<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Indians<br />
Social Service Program<br />
405-878-4723 405-275-1468<br />
Tribal Energy Assistance (TEA), Low Income<br />
Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP),<br />
General Assistance (GA). Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Health<br />
Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Assistance<br />
405-452-3987<br />
Assists with utility bills, deposits and rent. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Services<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP)<br />
405-452-3987<br />
Provides assistance with heating and cooling<br />
utility bills. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
Program (PSSF)<br />
405-452-3987<br />
Assists with utility bills for families with<br />
children. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Cherokee Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Assistance<br />
918-453-5000<br />
Housing, rental and rehab assistance to<br />
qualifying persons who meet income and<br />
eligibility guidelines.<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Department of Housing<br />
580-323-4877<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
“37” Rental Program<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Provides rental assistance to low income<br />
families. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Housing & Transportation<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
“38” Rental Program<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Allows units to be leased in the private sector<br />
by low income <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Chickasaw Housing Improvement<br />
Program (CHIP)<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Provides rehabilitation to low rent<br />
developments and provides grants for<br />
repairs of privately owned homes of low<br />
income <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s and emergency<br />
repairs of privately owned home of<br />
Chickasaw citizens. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Down Payment or Closing Cost<br />
Assistance Grant<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Offers a one-time grant to help with the<br />
down payment or closing costs to purchase a<br />
home. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
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Services<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Elderly Energy Assistance Program<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides one-time assistance for winter<br />
heating and summer cooling by assisting<br />
with certain utilities. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Home Maintenance<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Provides minor home repairs such as car<br />
care, wood service, weatherization, pest,<br />
septic, etc. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Homeowners Program<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Allows for the new construction of<br />
homeownership units in accordance with<br />
NAHASDA for low income <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s.<br />
Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Housing Counseling and Loan Services<br />
111 Rosedale Rd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-8800<br />
Offers a variety of counseling programs<br />
dealing with housing maintenance, family<br />
budgeting, fre and home safety, early<br />
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Housing & Transportation<br />
delinquency intervention and pre-purchase<br />
and post-purchase counseling. Call for<br />
eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP)<br />
580-436-7216<br />
LIHEAP assists individuals with home heating<br />
or cooling bills and/or energy deposits. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Supplemental Lawn Mowing Program<br />
212 W. Lillie Blvd.<br />
Madill, OK 73446<br />
580-795-9790<br />
Assists qualifying individuals with<br />
landscaping services such as lawn mowing<br />
and weed eating. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Transportation Services Program<br />
520 E. Arlington<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-310-6453 800-492-2115<br />
Provides medical transportation as well as<br />
pick-up and delivery of prescriptions. Call<br />
for eligibility requirements.<br />
Chickasaw Nation<br />
Tribal Energy Assistance Program<br />
580-436-7216<br />
Provides assistance to Chickasaw citizens<br />
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Services<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
with an urgent, unmet need to assist with<br />
gas, water, propane, electric bills and/or<br />
deposits. Call for eligibility requirements.<br />
Choctaw Nation Housing Authority<br />
800-235-3087 (<strong>Oklahoma</strong> only)<br />
580-326-7521<br />
Choctaw Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Homebuyer Education<br />
580-326-7521<br />
The Home Finance Department offers<br />
homebuyer education to assist individuals<br />
with homebuyer counseling as well as<br />
individual credit counseling.<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation<br />
Housing Authority<br />
405-273-2833 800-880-9880<br />
Comanche Nation<br />
Home Improvement Program<br />
584 NW Bingo Rd.<br />
Lawton, OK 73507<br />
580-492-3313<br />
A home repair, renovation and replacement<br />
grant program.<br />
Delaware Nation<br />
Housing Assistance<br />
405-247-2448<br />
Housing and homebuyer education programs.<br />
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Housing & Transportation<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Authority<br />
866-666-3489<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Assistance<br />
580-588-2298<br />
Tribe-built homes. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Transitional Housing Assistance<br />
Program<br />
405-547-4234 ext. 237<br />
Kaw Nation<br />
Kaw Housing Authority<br />
9 Kanza Ln.<br />
Newkirk, OK 74647<br />
580-362-6264<br />
Homeownership program and down payment<br />
assistance.<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing<br />
405-964-6262<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Kiowa Fastrans<br />
888-654-2053<br />
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.<br />
(Carnegie Area)<br />
Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.<br />
(Anadarko Area)<br />
Provides a fast, friendly and affordable<br />
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Services<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
public transportation service to the<br />
surrounding community.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Kiowa Housing Authority<br />
405-247-8856<br />
Provides low rent for vacant homes.<br />
Kiowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services<br />
580-654-1454<br />
This program assists families and individuals<br />
in need with direct assistance, LIHEAP energy<br />
assistance, general assistance and a burial<br />
program.<br />
Miami Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Programs<br />
125 N. Main<br />
Miami, OK 74354<br />
918-541-1381<br />
Rental apartments, rental assistance, utility<br />
assistance, utility deposit. Call for income<br />
and eligibility guidelines.<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
Division of Housing<br />
2951 N. Wood Dr.<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-756-8504 800-259-5050<br />
Provides lease with option to purchase<br />
program, mortgage assistance and<br />
construction services. Call for eligibility<br />
requirements.<br />
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Housing & Transportation<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation<br />
Social Services<br />
2971 N. Wood Dr.<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-549-2445<br />
Air Conditioner Program, BIA General<br />
Assistance Program, BIA Burial, Assistance<br />
Program, Emergency Hardship Program, Low<br />
Income Home Energy Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP), Medical Travel Program, Natural<br />
Disaster Program, Tribal Burial Program,<br />
Tribal Energy Program.<br />
Osage Nation<br />
Housing Department<br />
918-287-5310<br />
Pawnee Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Social Services<br />
918-762-4641<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP), community block grant assisting<br />
with housing, utility deposit, some medical,<br />
and elders & handicap assistance program.<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Peoria Housing Authority<br />
3606 Sencay Ave.<br />
Miami, OK 74354<br />
918-542-1873 888-882-1873<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Department<br />
918-542-1430<br />
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Services<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
Quapaw Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Pelvian Transit Program<br />
877-542-1356<br />
Seminole Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Authority<br />
405-257-6604<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Housing Assistance<br />
Program Career <strong>Resource</strong> Center<br />
23701 S. 655 Rd.<br />
Grove, OK 74344<br />
918-787-6803<br />
Housing assistance programs are income<br />
based and available to Tribal Members<br />
residing in a 50-mile radius of the Miami,<br />
Okla., Tribal Offce and other <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong>s residing within the Seneca-<br />
Cayuga Reservation boundaries. Priority is<br />
given to Seneca-Cayuga tribal members.<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Residential Energy Assistance<br />
Challenge Option Program (REACH)<br />
Career <strong>Resource</strong> Center<br />
23701 S. 655 Rd.<br />
Grove, OK 74344<br />
918-787-6803<br />
Provides home improvements to homeowners<br />
to assist in making the home more energy<br />
effcient. Income based program available<br />
to Tribal Members residing within a 50-mile<br />
radius of the Miami, Okla., Tribal Offce and<br />
other <strong>Native</strong> <strong>American</strong>s residing within the<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Reservation boundaries.<br />
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Housing & Transportation<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Tribal Utility Assistance<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals with utilities. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP)<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals with heating and cooling<br />
costs and emergency assistance. Call for<br />
requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
CITGO Energy<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals with heating assistance.<br />
Call for requirements and eligibility criteria.<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe<br />
Motor Fuels Program<br />
918-560-6198<br />
Assists individuals with medical, dental or<br />
vision expenses. Call for requirements and<br />
eligibility criteria.<br />
Tonkawa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Department<br />
580-628-5301<br />
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Services<br />
Housing & Transportation<br />
United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee<br />
Indians in <strong>Oklahoma</strong><br />
Housing Authority<br />
918-431-1808<br />
Emergency rehab, rental assistance,<br />
mortgage assistance and home ownership<br />
assistance.<br />
Wyandotte Nation Housing Authority<br />
64790 E. Hwy. 60<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-678-2297 ext. 239<br />
Housing programs, student housing<br />
assistance, housing improvements, well-septic<br />
construction.<br />
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INDIAN HOSPITALS & CLINICS<br />
Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health<br />
2025 S. Gordon Cooper Drive<br />
Shawnee, OK 74801<br />
405-878-4702<br />
Anadarko - Indian Health Center<br />
P.O. Box 828<br />
Anadarko, OK 73005<br />
405-247-2458<br />
Ardmore - Health Clinic - Chickasaw<br />
Tribal<br />
2510 Chickasaw Blvd.<br />
Ardmore, OK 73401<br />
580-226-8181<br />
Atoka Choctaw Clinic<br />
1201 West Liberty Rd.<br />
Atoka, OK 74525<br />
580-889-1981<br />
580-889-4009<br />
Bearskin Health Care & Wellness<br />
Center<br />
P.O. Box 30<br />
Wyandotte, OK 74370<br />
918-678-2282<br />
Black Hawk Health Center<br />
Route 2, Box 247<br />
Stroud, OK 74079<br />
918-968-9531<br />
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Hospitals & Clinics<br />
Broken Bow - Choctaw Nation Health<br />
Center<br />
205 E. 3rd<br />
Broken Bow, OK 74728<br />
580-584-2740<br />
Carl Albert Indian Hospital –<br />
Chickasaw Tribal<br />
1001 N. Country Club Dr.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
580-421-4549<br />
Carnegie Indian Health Center<br />
P.O. Box 1120<br />
Carnegie, OK 73015<br />
580-654-1100<br />
Chi Hullo Li<br />
Rt. 2, Box 1774<br />
Talihina, OK 74571<br />
918-567-2905<br />
Residential treatment program for <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>American</strong> women who are parenting or<br />
pregnant and their children.<br />
Chickasaw Nation Medical Center<br />
1921 Stonecipher Blvd.<br />
Ada, OK 74820<br />
800-851-9136<br />
Choctaw Nation Health Care Center<br />
One Choctaw Way<br />
Talihina, OK 74571<br />
918-567-7000 800-349-7026<br />
24-Hour Emergency Care<br />
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Choctaw Nation Recovery Center<br />
Rt. 2, Box 1600<br />
Talihina, OK 74571<br />
918-567-2389<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation Health<br />
2307 S. Gordon Cooper Dr.<br />
Shawnee, OK 74801<br />
405-273-5236<br />
Claremore Indian Hospital<br />
101 S. Moore Ave.<br />
Claremore, OK 74017<br />
918-342-6470<br />
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.<br />
24-hour emergency department<br />
Clinton Indian Health Center<br />
10321 N. 2274 Rd.<br />
Clinton, OK 73601<br />
580-331-3300<br />
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.<br />
Clinton Service Unit-Hospital<br />
Route 1, Box 3060<br />
Clinton, OK 73601<br />
580-323-2884<br />
Creek Nation Community Hospital<br />
309 N. 14th St.<br />
Okemah, OK 74859<br />
800-219-9458 918-623-1424<br />
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Hospitals & Clinics<br />
El Reno Health Center<br />
1631 E. Highway 66<br />
El Reno, OK 73036<br />
405-262-7631<br />
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8 a.m.<br />
to 5 p.m.<br />
Wed. 8 a.m. - noon<br />
Eufaula Indian Health Center – Creek-<br />
Tribal<br />
800 Forrest Ave.<br />
Eufaula, OK 74432<br />
918-689-2547<br />
Harry Belvin Clinic<br />
410 North “M” St.<br />
Hugo, OK 74743<br />
580-326-7561<br />
Hugo - Choctaw Nation Indian Health<br />
Clinic<br />
P.O. Box 340r<br />
Hugo, OK 74743<br />
580-326-7561<br />
Idabel Health Clinic<br />
902 Lincoln Rd.<br />
Idabel, OK 74745<br />
580-286-2600<br />
Indian Health Care <strong>Resource</strong> Center of<br />
Tulsa, Inc.<br />
550 S. Peoria<br />
Tulsa, OK 74120<br />
918-588-1900<br />
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John Anderson Clinic<br />
1300 Martin Luther King Dr.<br />
Broken Bow, OK 74728<br />
580-584-2766 580-584-2740<br />
Kickapoo Health Center-Tribal<br />
P.O. Box 1059<br />
McLoud, OK 74851<br />
405-964-2081<br />
Lawton Indian Hospital<br />
1515 N.E. Lawrie Tatum Rd.<br />
Lawton, OK 73507<br />
580-354-5000<br />
Lawton Service Unit-Hospital<br />
1515 Lawrie Tatum Rd.<br />
Lawton, OK 73507<br />
580-353-0350 ext. 465, 466, 467<br />
McAlester - Choctaw Nation<br />
Indian Health Clinic-Tribal<br />
903 E. Monroe<br />
McAlester, OK 74501<br />
918-423-8440<br />
Miami - PHS Indian Health Center<br />
P.O. Box 1498<br />
Miami, OK 74355<br />
918-542-1655<br />
Okemah Indian Health Center - Creek-<br />
Tribal<br />
309 N. 14 St.<br />
Okemah, OK 74859<br />
918-623-0555<br />
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Hospitals & Clinics<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> City Indian Clinic<br />
4913 W. Reno Ave.<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> City, OK<br />
405-948-4900<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> City Urban Indian Clinic<br />
4913 W. Reno<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> City, OK 73127<br />
405-948-4900, ext 294<br />
Okmulgee Health Center – Creek-Tribal<br />
1313 E. 20th<br />
Okmulgee, OK 74447<br />
918-758-1926<br />
Pawnee Indian Health Center<br />
11201 Heritage Cr.<br />
Pawnee, OK 74058<br />
800-452-3588 918-762-2517<br />
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.<br />
Pawhuska Indian Health Center<br />
715 Grandview<br />
Pawhuska, OK 74056<br />
918-287-4491<br />
RedBird Smith Health Center<br />
301 JT Stites Ave.<br />
Sallisaw, OK 74955<br />
918-775-9159<br />
Rubin White Clinic<br />
109 Kerr Ave.<br />
Poteau, OK 74953<br />
918-649-1100<br />
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Sapulpa Health Center – Creek-Tribal<br />
1125 E. Cleveland Health<br />
Sapulpa, OK 74066<br />
918-224-9310<br />
Shawnee Service Unit<br />
Five Corporate Plaza<br />
3625 N.W. 56Th St.<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> City, OK 73112<br />
405-951-3824<br />
Stigler Choctaw Clinic<br />
2204 E. Main St.<br />
Stigler, OK 74462<br />
918-967-9200<br />
Tishomingo - Health Clinic Chickasaw<br />
Tribal<br />
815 E. 6th St.<br />
Tishomingo, OK 73460<br />
580-371-2392<br />
Watonga Health Center<br />
204 W. Main St.<br />
Watonga, OK 73772<br />
580-623-4991<br />
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.<br />
Watonga - PHS Indian Health Center<br />
Rt. 1, Box 34-A<br />
Watonga, OK 73772<br />
580-623-4991<br />
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Hospitals & Clinics<br />
Wewoka Indian Health Center<br />
U.S. 270 & <strong>Oklahoma</strong> 56<br />
Wewoka, OK 74884<br />
405-257-6282 .<br />
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.<br />
Wewoka Service Unit-Health Center<br />
P.O. Box 1475<br />
Wewoka, OK 74884<br />
405-257-6281<br />
White Eagle Indian Health Center<br />
P.O. Box 2071<br />
Ponca City, OK 74602<br />
580-765-2501<br />
Wilma Mankiller Health Center –<br />
Cherokee-Tribal<br />
Highway 51 East, Rt. 2 Box 93<br />
Stilwell, OK 74960<br />
918-696-8800<br />
W.W. Hastings - Tahlequah Service Unit<br />
100 S. Bliss<br />
Tahlequah, OK 74465<br />
918-458-3100<br />
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Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Indians.................... 6-8<br />
Academic Program for Educational<br />
Assistance ....................................... 7<br />
Domestic Violence and Sexual<br />
Assault Program ........................... 6<br />
Health and Behavioral Health<br />
Services ........................................... 7<br />
Indian Child Welfare Program and<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable<br />
Families Program........................... 6<br />
Social Service Program..................... 7<br />
Tribal Youth Program......................... 7<br />
Aging/Elder Services ............ 91-94<br />
Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>................................. 8-9<br />
Housing Assistance........................ 8<br />
Indian Child Welfare................... 8<br />
Low Income Home Energy<br />
Assistance Program<br />
(LIHEAP) .......................................... 9<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable<br />
Families Program...................... 9<br />
Apache Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong> ......... 9<br />
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Index<br />
Caddo Nation Indian Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>............................... 9-10<br />
Caddo Alcohol and Drug Abuse<br />
Program (CADAP) ........................ 10<br />
Caddo Health Center Bldg .............. 9<br />
Caddo Nation Injury<br />
Prevention......................................... 9<br />
Cherokee Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>............................. 10-12<br />
Bright Futures - Truancy Prevention<br />
Program ........................................ 11<br />
Cherokee Elder Care...................... 10<br />
Child Care Services........................ 11<br />
Healing to Wellness Court<br />
Program (HTWCP) ....................... 11<br />
Home Health Services.................... 11<br />
Hospice of the Cherokee............... 11<br />
Housing Assistance.......................... 12<br />
Children & Family Services .. 97-128<br />
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>............................. 12-14<br />
Child Care Development............... 12<br />
Community Health<br />
Representatives............................ 13<br />
Department of Housing ................. 14<br />
Diabetes Wellness .......................... 13<br />
Domestic Violence........................... 12<br />
Elderly Nutrition & Caregivers<br />
Programs....................................... 12<br />
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Emergency Medical Services........ 13<br />
Emergency Youth Shelter............... 12<br />
Food Distribution............................. 13<br />
Head Start ....................................... 12<br />
Indian Child Welfare ..................... 13<br />
Recreation, Exercise & Sports for<br />
the Elders and Children of Our<br />
Tribes (RESPECT) .......................... 13<br />
Substance Abuse Program............ 13<br />
Vocational Rehab............................ 13<br />
Chickasaw Nation ................ 14-36<br />
“37” Rental Program...................... 33<br />
“38” Rental Program...................... 33<br />
Ada Behavioral Health Clinic ....... 28<br />
Ada Family Practice Clinic ............ 28<br />
Adult Learning Program................ 21<br />
Ardmore Behavioral Health<br />
Clinic.................................................. 28<br />
Arts in Education ............................. 21<br />
Assisted Living Beneft Program... 14<br />
Burial Assistance.............................. 15<br />
Burial Supplement Assistance<br />
Program......................................... 15<br />
Car Seat Safety Program............. 15<br />
Career Development Initiative ..... 21<br />
Career Technology Program ........ 22<br />
Caregiver Program ........................ 15<br />
Chepota Apisi Chi Li....................... 15<br />
Chepota Himmita (Healthy Families)<br />
Program......................................... 16<br />
Chickasaw Children’s Village ....... 16<br />
185<br />
Index
Index<br />
Chickasaw Employment<br />
Program......................................... 22<br />
Chickasaw Foundation<br />
Scholarships .................................. 22<br />
Chickasaw Foundation Upward<br />
Bound ............................................. 22<br />
Chickasaw Honor Club.................. 23<br />
Chickasaw Housing Improvement<br />
Program (CHIP) ............................ 34<br />
Chickasaw Nation Health Clinic... 29<br />
Chickasaw Reading Program....... 23<br />
Chickasha Holitoplichi Honors<br />
Program ........................................ 23<br />
Child Care Assistance Program ... 16<br />
Child Care Development<br />
Center ............................................ 17<br />
Child Support Services .................. 17<br />
Child Welfare Program................. 17<br />
Community Health Representatives<br />
(CHR) .............................................. 29<br />
Dental Clinic..................................... 30<br />
Denture Program ............................ 30<br />
Diabetes Care Centers.................. 30<br />
Down Payment or Closing Cost<br />
Assistance Grant.......................... 34<br />
Drug Court Support Services........ 18<br />
Durant Indian Heath Clinic ............ 29<br />
Elderly Energy Assistance<br />
Program ......................................... 14<br />
Eyeglasses Program ....................... 31<br />
Family Preservation........................ 18<br />
Farmers’ Market Nutrition<br />
Program ........................................ 26<br />
186
Fast Track GED Program............... 23<br />
Food Distribution Program ............ 27<br />
Foster Care/Adoption ................... 18<br />
Get Fresh! Nutrition Program ....... 27<br />
Graduation Assistance................... 24<br />
Head Start ....................................... 24<br />
Healthy Lifestyles Substance Abuse<br />
Treatment and Recovery<br />
Program......................................... 31<br />
Hearing Aid Program .................... 31<br />
Higher Education Grants and<br />
Scholarships ..................................... 24<br />
Home Maintenance ........................ 34<br />
Homeowners Program ................... 35<br />
Housing Counseling and Loan<br />
Services.......................................... 35<br />
Indian Child Welfare Service ...... 19<br />
Justice Department......................... 19<br />
Juvenile Justice Program............... 19<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP) ......................... 35<br />
Medical Assistance Program ........ 31<br />
Medication Assistance ................... 32<br />
Offce of Career Services ............ 24<br />
Offce of Violence Prevention...... 19<br />
Optometry....................................... 32<br />
Over-the-Counter Medications .... 32<br />
Peaceful Heart Home..................... 20<br />
Re-Entry Transitional<br />
Employment................................... 25<br />
Road to Work Services.................. 25<br />
Same-Day Clinic.............................. 32<br />
School Age Program ...................... 26<br />
187<br />
Index
Index<br />
School to Work Program............... 25<br />
Senior Nutrition Program............... 14<br />
Special Needs Assistance for<br />
Chickasaw Citizens with<br />
Disabilities..................................... 33<br />
Summer Youth Program.................. 26<br />
Supplemental Lawn Mowing<br />
Program......................................... 35<br />
Tishomingo Behavioral Health<br />
Clinic............................................... 33<br />
Transportation Services<br />
Program......................................... 36<br />
Tribal Energy Assistance<br />
Program......................................... 36<br />
Veterans Program ........................... 20<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation............... 26<br />
WIC Programs................................. 27<br />
Youth Services.................................. 20<br />
Youth Services Clothing Grant...... 21<br />
Choctaw Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>............................. 36-42<br />
Adolescent Family Life Project...... 36<br />
Behavioral Health Program........... 40<br />
Child Care Assistance..................... 37<br />
Choctaw Nation Housing<br />
Authority........................................... 42<br />
Clothing Allowance......................... 37<br />
Community Based Social Work<br />
Program ......................................... 37<br />
Community Health<br />
Representative .............................. 40<br />
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Diabetes Wellness Center............. 40<br />
Eyeglasses, Dentures and Hearing<br />
Aid Program.................................. 40<br />
Family Caregivers Program.......... 37<br />
Food Distribution............................. 39<br />
Head Start ....................................... 38<br />
Higher Education Scholarships ..... 38<br />
Homebuyer Education.................... 42<br />
Hospitality House............................ 41<br />
Jones Academy ............................... 39<br />
Mail Order Pharmacy ................... 41<br />
Recovery Center.............................. 41<br />
Relocation Assistance ..................... 39<br />
Social Services ................................ 38<br />
Total Care Hospice......................... 41<br />
Veterans Advocacy ........................ 38<br />
Vocational Development ............... 39<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation<br />
Program ......................................... 39<br />
Youth Sports Camps ....................... 38<br />
Citizen Potawatomi Nation... 42-44<br />
Behavioral Health Services........... 43<br />
Child Development Center............ 42<br />
Clothing Assistance ......................... 42<br />
Dental................................................ 43<br />
Family Preservation........................ 43<br />
Family Violence Program .............. 43<br />
Fire Lake Wellness Center ............ 44<br />
FireLodge Tribal Youth<br />
Program......................................... 43<br />
Health Services ............................... 44<br />
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Index
Index<br />
Housing Authority............................ 44<br />
Comanche Nation................. 44-46<br />
Caregivers Program....................... 44<br />
Comanche Nation College............ 46<br />
Diabetes Awareness....................... 46<br />
Early Childhood and Development<br />
Center ............................................ 45<br />
Family Assistance Center............... 45<br />
Food Distribution............................. 46<br />
Home Improvement Program........ 46<br />
Prescription Assistance................... 46<br />
Social Services ................................ 45<br />
Student Services.............................. 45<br />
Tribal Youth Program ..................... 46<br />
Delaware Nation .................. 47-51<br />
Division on Aging ............................ 47<br />
Economic Development .................. 47<br />
Educational Assistance ................... 47<br />
Family and Social Services........... 47<br />
Higher Education Programs .......... 48<br />
Housing Assistance.......................... 48<br />
Special Diabetes Program<br />
for Indians..................................... 48<br />
Vocational Rehabilitation .............. 48<br />
Eastern Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 49-50<br />
Agency on Aging (AOA) Caregiver<br />
Program......................................... 49<br />
Children and Family ....................... 49<br />
190
Elder Care........................................ 49<br />
Health and Social Services ........... 49<br />
Housing Authority............................ 50<br />
Education & Employment .. 126-139<br />
Food ........................................... 139-143<br />
Fort Sill Apache Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 50-52<br />
Caregiver Assistance...................... 50<br />
Child Care Assistance..................... 50<br />
Clothing Stipend.............................. 50<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
(CHR) .............................................. 51<br />
Education Assistance....................... 51<br />
Family Violence Prevention<br />
Program......................................... 51<br />
Housing Assistance .......................... 52<br />
Indian Child Welfare...................... 51<br />
Job Placement and Training<br />
Assistance ...................................... 51<br />
Senior Services ................................ 50<br />
Social Services................................. 51<br />
Health Services...................... 143-163<br />
Housing & Transportation . 163-174<br />
Indian Hospitals & Clinics.. 175-182<br />
191<br />
Index
Index<br />
Iowa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>......... 52-54<br />
Community Health<br />
Representative.............................. 53<br />
Counseling Services ........................ 53<br />
Diabetes Program........................... 53<br />
Early Childhood Department........ 52<br />
Family Violence Prevention and<br />
Services.......................................... 52<br />
Perkins Family Clinic........................ 53<br />
Sexual Assault Services.................. 52<br />
Transitional Housing Assistance<br />
Program......................................... 54<br />
Tribal Assistance.............................. 53<br />
Tribal Youth Program...................... 52<br />
Wellness Center............................... 53<br />
Kaw Nation................................... 54-56<br />
Domestic Violence Program .......... 54<br />
Educational Services....................... 55<br />
Kanza Child Care Center.............. 54<br />
Kanza Health Center...................... 55<br />
Kaw Housing Authority................... 56<br />
Social Services................................. 55<br />
Kialegee Tribal Town...................... 56<br />
Kickapoo Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>...................................... 56-57<br />
Behavioral Health Services ........... 57<br />
Child Care Center........................... 56<br />
Child Support................................... 56<br />
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Education .......................................... 57<br />
Head Start School .......................... 57<br />
Health Clinic ..................................... 57<br />
Housing.............................................. 57<br />
Indian Child Welfare...................... 56<br />
Nutrition Center............................... 57<br />
Social Services................................. 56<br />
Tribal Court ...................................... 57<br />
Tribal Police...................................... 57<br />
Kiowa Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>...................................... 58-61<br />
Caregiver Support.......................... 58<br />
Child Care ........................................ 58<br />
Community Health Representative<br />
(CHR) .............................................. 60<br />
Food Assistance ............................... 59<br />
Head Start........................................ 58<br />
Higher Education Department ...... 59<br />
Indian Child Welfare...................... 59<br />
Job Placement and Training.......... 59<br />
Kiowa Alcohol and Drug Abuse<br />
Program (KADAP) ........................ 60<br />
Kiowa Fastrans................................. 60<br />
Kiowa Housing Authority................ 60<br />
Senior Nutrition Program............... 58<br />
Social Services.......................... 59, 61<br />
Miami Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>...................................... 61-63<br />
Caregiver Program......................... 61<br />
Child Care Development Funding<br />
Program......................................... 61<br />
193<br />
Index
Index<br />
Education Offce.............................. 62<br />
Elder Beneft Program.................... 61<br />
Housing Programs ........................... 63<br />
Nutrition and Supportive<br />
Services.......................................... 62<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable Families<br />
(PSSF) ............................................. 62<br />
Substance Abuse Services ............. 62<br />
Tribal Youth Program...................... 62<br />
Tribal Youth Skills Program............ 62<br />
Modoc Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>...................................... 63-64<br />
Child Care and Development<br />
Program......................................... 63<br />
Eye Glasses and Hearing Aids..... 64<br />
Family Preservation Services........ 63<br />
Special Needs Services ................. 63<br />
Muscogee (Creek) Nation ....... 64-66<br />
Child Care ........................................ 64<br />
Children and Family Services ....... 64<br />
Division of Health............................ 65<br />
Division of Housing.......................... 66<br />
MCN Food Distribution<br />
Program......................................... 65<br />
School Clothing................................ 64<br />
Social Services.......................... 65, 66<br />
Osage Nation.............................. 66-68<br />
24-Hour Crisis Line.......................... 67<br />
Child Care/ Daycare Program .... 67<br />
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Community Alcoholism Service<br />
Program......................................... 67<br />
Domestic Violence Shelter and<br />
Counseling Center........................ 67<br />
Food Distribution Program............. 67<br />
Housing Department....................... 68<br />
Osage Nation Counseling<br />
Center ............................................ 68<br />
Osage Nation Senior Services<br />
Front Desk...................................... 67<br />
Osage Nation TASC Program ...... 68<br />
Prevention Programs....................... 67<br />
Social Services Agency.................. 67<br />
Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>............................................ 68<br />
Ottawa Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>.......... 68<br />
Pawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 68-72<br />
Diabetes Program ..................... 70<br />
Fitness Center ............................. 71<br />
Food Distribution Program....... 70<br />
Health Services .......................... 71<br />
Indian Child Welfare................ 69<br />
Pawnee National Learning<br />
Center....................................... 69<br />
REACH US.................................... 71<br />
Senior Services........................... 69<br />
Social Services ........................... 72<br />
195<br />
Index
Index<br />
Substance Abuse Program....... 71<br />
Violence Against Women Prevention<br />
and <strong>Resource</strong> Program ............... 70<br />
Peoria Tribe of Indians of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>................................. 72-74<br />
Child Care Development<br />
Program ........................................ 72<br />
Community Health<br />
Representative ............................. 73<br />
Inter-Tribal Substance Abuse/<br />
Prevention and Treatment<br />
Center............................................ 73<br />
Peoria Housing Authority ............... 74<br />
Reimbursement Program for School<br />
Supplies/School Clothes............. 72<br />
Ponca Tribe of <strong>Oklahoma</strong>............. 74<br />
Quapaw Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>................................. 74-75<br />
Adult Education................................ 75<br />
Adult Protective Services ............... 74<br />
Community Health<br />
Representative ............................. 75<br />
Direct Employment Program.......... 75<br />
Domestic Violence ........................... 74<br />
Education .......................................... 75<br />
Housing Department....................... 75<br />
Indian Child Welfare ..................... 74<br />
Pelvian Transit Program ................. 75<br />
Social Services................................. 74<br />
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Substance Abuse ............................. 75<br />
Tribal Court ...................................... 75<br />
Sac and Fox Nation ......................... 76<br />
Family Violence.......................... 76<br />
Health Services .......................... 76<br />
Seminole Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>................................. 77-79<br />
Child Care ........................................ 77<br />
Community Health<br />
Representative.............................. 79<br />
Diabetes............................................ 79<br />
Dialysis Center................................. 79<br />
Domestic Violence ........................... 77<br />
Family Services................................ 77<br />
Food Distribution ............................. 78<br />
Headstart.......................................... 77<br />
Higher Education............................. 78<br />
Housing Authority............................ 79<br />
Indian Child Welfare...................... 77<br />
Job Placement.................................. 78<br />
Lighthorse Police Department ....... 78<br />
Older <strong>American</strong>s Program ............ 77<br />
Social Services................................. 78<br />
Tribal Courts..................................... 78<br />
Tribal Youth ...................................... 78<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Nation of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 79-80<br />
Child Care & Development<br />
Fund ................................................ 79<br />
197<br />
Index
Index<br />
Domestic Violence Services, Sexual<br />
Assault, Stalking and Dating<br />
Violence Assistance ...................... 79<br />
Mental Health .................................. 80<br />
Prevention Programs....................... 80<br />
Residential Energy Assistance<br />
Challenge Option Program<br />
(REACH) Career <strong>Resource</strong><br />
Center............................................. 81<br />
Seneca-Cayuga Housing Assistance<br />
Program (NAHASDA) Career<br />
<strong>Resource</strong> Center........................ 80<br />
Substance Abuse Services ............. 80<br />
Shawnee Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 81-82<br />
Child Care and Development Fund<br />
Program ......................................... 81<br />
Pequot Pharmaceutical Discount<br />
Program ......................................... 82<br />
Post-Secondary Education Assistance<br />
Program ......................................... 82<br />
Thlopthlocco Tribe..................... 82-84<br />
Burial Assistance Program ............. 82<br />
Child Care Development Funds.... 82<br />
CITGO Energy ................................. 84<br />
Educational Support Program ...... 83<br />
Elders Program................................ 82<br />
Emergency Assistance Program.... 83<br />
Higher Education Program ............ 83<br />
Indian Child Welfare...................... 83<br />
198
Legal Rights Fund ............................ 83<br />
Low Income Home Energy Assistance<br />
Program (LIHEAP) ......................... 84<br />
Motor Fuels Program...................... 84<br />
Safe and Stable Families<br />
Program......................................... 83<br />
Tribal Utility Assistance .................. 84<br />
Tonkawa Tribe of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 84-85<br />
Child Care ........................................ 84<br />
Community Health<br />
Representative.............................. 85<br />
Housing Department....................... 85<br />
Substance Abuse Services ............. 85<br />
Tribal Map ............................................. 5<br />
United Keetoowah Band of<br />
Cherokee Indians in<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 85-87<br />
Child Care ........................................ 86<br />
Education Assistance....................... 87<br />
Elder Nutrition Program................. 85<br />
Elder Services .................................. 85<br />
Health and Human Services.......... 86<br />
Housing Authority............................ 87<br />
Indian Child Welfare...................... 86<br />
Keetoowah Cherokee Environmental<br />
Protection Agency........................ 86<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong> Helping Hands Elder<br />
Services.......................................... 86<br />
199<br />
Index
Index<br />
Tribal Victims Assistance ................ 86<br />
Wichita and Affliated Tribes of<br />
<strong>Oklahoma</strong>..................................... 87-89<br />
Child Care Services........................ 87<br />
Family Violence Prevention ........... 88<br />
Health Services................................ 89<br />
Juvenile Services Program<br />
(JSP) ................................................ 88<br />
Mental Health and Chemical<br />
Dependency................................... 89<br />
Promoting Safe and Stable<br />
Families........................................... 88<br />
Social Services Programs............... 88<br />
Tribal Victim’s Assistance<br />
Program.......................................... 88<br />
Wyandotte Nation..................... 89-90<br />
Bearskin Healthcare Clinic and<br />
Wellness Center............................ 90<br />
Wyandotte Nation Education<br />
Department ................................... 90<br />
Wyandotte Nation Elder<br />
Services.......................................... 89<br />
Wyandotte Nation Housing<br />
Authority......................................... 90<br />
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