Services

The Chickasaw Nation Student Tutoring Reimbursement Program is funded by the Chickasaw Nation and provides at-risk Chickasaw students, in grades one through 12, assistance to improve their academic performance. ...

The Native American Junior Invitational is a qualifying tennis tournament which allows youth to experience a tournament atmosphere without the pressures of a participating in school or tennis association bracket. It allows youth to display the knowledge and skills they have acquired in the game of tennis. T...

Chickashsha Billi'ya Camp provides foster care students an opportunity to learn more about their Chickasaw culture and heritage. ...

Chickasaw Nation Division of Arts and Humanities is offering a series of playwriting classes for anyone wanting to gain playwriting experience.  The classes allow an opportunity for each student to complete an individual first/rough draft of a play, or the students may work as a team and collaborate on writing one play.  With the team effort, there may be an opportunity for these students to become part of the core production team and take this play from conception to staged reading to theatre workshop to full production after the playwriting class ends....

The hearing aid program provides hearing aids to Chickasaw citizens every three years....

Classes in creative/fiction writing – short story, novel, play or film script – for adults are offered throughout the year. The classes are two hours each week and run for eight consecutive weeks.  The eight weeks allows students time to complete a short story, first chapter of a novel, or first act of a play or film script and take place at the arts and humanities building, 201 North Broadway, Ada, Oklahoma.  Each week students are given an opportunity to write using story starters.  A question and answer session time is held at the end of each class. ...

The Native American Junior Golf open allows youth to experience a tournament atmosphere without the pressures of a school or golf association tournament. ...

Creating a SMART Workforce, the Toksali (to work) SMART (Successful Mindsets with Attitude and Readiness for Tomorrow) program provides workforce training and experience to youth ages 14 to 21. Students are encouraged to develop productive work patterns and behaviors in real-world environments. Innovative partnerships with a variety of community resources provide youth with meaningful job experiences, strengthening the community workforce. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Division of Arts and Humanities is offering classes in public speaking throughout the year to assist and encourage employees and others who normally avoid speaking before groups to learn how to be a better communicator. Classes are approximately four hours in length to ensure enough time for attendees to practice before their fellow classmates. Full participation by attendees is required. ...

Hinaꞌ chokma is a culturally guided, trauma informed residential substance abuse program that serves Native Americans. ...

This day camp provides students the opportunity to learn the history of playing the traditional game of stickball. Students will also learn the fundamentals of lacrosse. Students will participate in stickball and lacrosse drills. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Dance Program currently offers a variety of dance classes. New classes are offered every semester. Applications are located at the dance studio. Spri...

VEX-IQ is a transitional robotics team that bridges the gap between FIRST LEGO® League (FLL) and FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC). Fundamentals from both beginner and advanced robotics programs are joined together with easy-to-use build components and programming. This combination of elements helps prepare students for th...

The Chickasaw Theatre Company began performing radio plays in 2011.  Performances are done in the style of old-fashion 1930’s/1940’s radio theatre.  Actors perform a story, often playing more than one character, while a sound effects technician or Foley artist creates live sound effects to enhance the scene.  ...

Medical imaging uses various techniques and processes to create images of internal structures hidden by skin and bone inside the human body as well as provide visual representation of the function of organs and tissues....

The child care assistance program provides child care assistance to eligible Native American families who live within the Chickasaw Nation service area. ...

Vocational rehabilitation programs are designed to assist people with disabilities to enter or return to suitable employment. This program provides services to American Indians with disabilities in a manner that is consistent with each individual consumer’s strengths, resources, priorities, concerns, abilities and capabiliti...

The Chickasaw Nation Dynamic Woman of the Year Award was established in October 2006 to honor Chickasaw women who have made significant contributions to the Chickasaw Nation and its citizens, served as role models to other Chickasaw women and who, because of their actions, have made a difference in the lives of Chickasaws and other citizens, enriching their communities and society at large. ...

This is a weeklong summer academy for students interested in space, aviation, math and science. CNASA is designed to inspire excellence and to motivate and challenge the vision, talent and energies of our young people, encouraging them to pursue careers in science and technology. ...

The Inchokma (Feel Well, Be Well) Mobile Medical Unit (IMMU) is a unique and convenient clinic providing access to health care throughout the Chickasaw Nation. IMMU is a fully licensed primary care health unit that provides access to health care for children, adults and families. ...