Aalhakoffichi’ (A Place For Healing) serves First American youth and their families who need support and recovery services stemming from mental health, substance misuse or family relational issues.

This 52-week domestic violence prevention program uses a cognitive behavioral approach with an emphasis on culture, history and First American traditions to prevent violence in the home.

Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen or First American. Participation must be court ordered.

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

Services are available to the public.

This program helps First American children recieve court-mandated child support. Services are provided within the Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations.

Applications are open to the public and services are available at no cost.

Child welfare services strengthens parenting foundations and works to remove risk factors for child abuse, neglect and trauma by providing First American families with support and resources.

Child(ren) must be First American and removed or at risk of removal from the home and/or parents.

The Chipota Himitta' program teaches parents skills to raise healthy and happy children. Services include parenting education, help building support systems, child development screenings and transportation to center-based services.

Participants must be pregnant or have an infant under 6 months old.

The Chokka Chaffa’ program is a home-based service for First American families identified as at risk for children being removed from the home. Services emphasize family strengths, promote stability, enhance parental functions and protect children of First American families who live within the Chickasaw Nation.

Applicants must have a First American chi...

The Chokma Pilachi program provides psychological assessments for adults and children, including assessments for developmental delays, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and more.

On call to provide information, navigation and urgent after-hours help 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including weekends and holidays.

Violence Prevention Services assists victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking who are residing or relocating within the Chickasaw Nation. These services are voluntary and available to First American victims and their dependents, and others who meet eligibility criteria.