Aalhakoffichi’ “a place for healing,” serves Chickasaw, and other Native American, youth and their families in need of support and recovery servic...

The Chickasaw Nation Arts & Humanities Division After School Arts Program (ASAP), provides children ages eight to 12 an opportunity to explore and create through a variety of art processes. ...

Angel Tree is an annual holiday assistance program that assists those in need ranging from infants to children 17-years-old by providing gifts for Christmas. ...

Two days of clinic instruction focuses on improving the fundamentals of hitting, pitching and fielding. ...

This program provides free inspections of child car seats and parent education regarding proper fit, laws and regulations and vehicle safety. ...

At this clinic, a team of veteran coaches and players teach students fundamental football skills. ...

At this two-day clinic, cheerleading coaches instruct students on motion, jumps, spirit, rhythm, health and fitness. ...

This unique academy emphasizes Chickasaw and other Southeastern Native American cultures and tribal aesthetics through the fine and performing arts. Students are immersed in an exploration of various artistic fields, career preparatory programming and student-oriented skill development. ...

Providing social, spiritual and personal development for First American students, this cottage-style housing facility sits on 160 acres overlooking Lake Texoma. ...

The child care stabilization grants offer financial relief to eligible child care providers within the Chickasaw Nation service area to help offset unexpected business costs associated with the COVID-19 pandemic and to help stabilize operations so services may continue. ...