This program provides financial assistance for child care to First American families. Participants can choose from a broad range of child care providers. Applicants must be First American citizens who live in the Chickasaw Nation service area, meet income eligibility...
Prospective Chickasaw high school and college athletes can receive guidance and resources on their path to competing at the collegiate level. Athletes will be equipped with the resources needed to succeed both on the field and in the classroom. This program provides...
Three precincts serve citizens throughout the Chickasaw Nation.
The Chickasaw reading program provides a monthly delivery of books to Chickasaw children to encourage a love of reading. Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen under 5 years of age.
These nationwide community outreach meetings provide Chickasaw citizens an opportunity to meet representatives from the Chickasaw Nation and receive information about programs and services, cultural demonstrations, the latest news and updates and more.
This program repairs computers and handles screen replacements for desktops, laptops, phones and tablets. Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen and reside within Chickasaw Nation’s boundaries.
The Chickasaw Living History productions present original plays, stories and vignettes based on Chickasaw history, court cases and family stories for audiences of all ages. Selected material is performed at the Chickasaw Cultural Center, Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival,...
The Chickasaw Nation Theater Company is a group of trained and amateur actors, directors, playwrights, costumers, set designers and other volunteers who perform in theatrical presentations, radio, television and film. Participation is open to the public.
The Chickasaw Nation Youth Theatre program provides opportunities and instruction in various forms of stage performance, technical theater and other aspects of performance arts to citizens and the community.
This program provides teaching aids to families of preschool aged children to enhance their educational development. Applicants must have a child 3 to 5 years old who is not enrolled in Head Start or a public-school program.