The Farmers' Market Program provides benefits via EBT card for the purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables at authorized farmers' markets and stands from June through October. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Foster Care Program, provided by Chickasaw Nation Child Welfare Services, was developed to provide temporary or permanent care for First American children ...

The Chickasaw Nation Hin-oshi' Chokma', or “Good Paths” Program provides young Chickasaw ages 14 to 21 with assistance in goal setting and life skills. ...

Hofanti Chokma (“to grow well”) collaborates with child-serving programs, communities and families to help children thrive through a number of activities including workshops, parenting groups and more. ...

Mealtime Blessings, an initiative of Chickasaw Nation Nutrition Services, encourages families to the make the most of family and mealtime by enjoying meals together. ...

Medical family therapy is a unique approach to overall health that addresses the biological, psychological, social and spiritual health of patients and their families in a medical setting. ...

MomCircle is a free app that provides parents with information, encouragement, the opportunity to learn new parenting tips and build traditions that last a lifetime. ...

High quality and up-to-date parenting information is available to families interested in learning more about nurturing behaviors. The parenting community education program teaches families how these behaviors can work within their unique family environments. ...

For those seeking help to overcome substance use issues, Chickasaw Nation Recovery and Restoration Services offers a number of ways to succeed. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Violence Prevention Services assist victims of sexual assault. Services are voluntary and available to Native Americans ages 15 and older who meet eligibility criteria. ...