The Chickasaw Nation Dance Troupe was formed in 1992 to educate, preserve and restore Chickasaw dance traditions. Along with keeping stomp dance traditions alive, the dance troupe shares the ancient arts of shell shaking, stomp dancing and song with people from around the...
The Chickasaw Nation Foster Care program provides temporary or permanent homes for First American children placed into tribal or state custody. The program continuously seeks applicants who can meet the tribe’s certification requirements to provide First American children...
Chickasaw Employment Access participants and other eligible Chickasaw citizens can access a variety of preemployment training...
This program offers high quality and up-to-date parenting information to families interested in learning more about nurturing behaviors. The courses, taught by trained instructors, teach families how these behaviors can work within their unique family environments. Courses...
The Chickasaw Young Artist Studio provides students ages 12-18 with resources in varied art media and studio time with credentialed teachers. Participants will have opportunities for competition, portfolio enrichment and mentorship.
Recreational facility rentals provide a venue for Chickasaw citizens to host events in their communities. Available facilities include the Ada Softball Complex, Kullihoma Recreation Area and gyms in Ardmore, Tishomingo and Chickasaw Nation Headquarters.
Distributes gifts collected from community donors to eligible First American children for Christmas. Applicants must be a Chickasaw or First American citizen, under 17 years of age, live within the Chickasaw Nation and meet income eligibility requirements.
The pharmacy department provides patients with prescription services, medication reconciliation, a medication take-back program for any unwanted medications and medication counseling for any prescription or over-the-counter product. Participants must be a citizen of any...
The community health representative program provides First Americans with medically guided primary healthcare services when no other resource is available. Participants must have tribal citizenship, be homebound or disabled and reside within the Chickasaw Nation.
Chickasaw families can share quality time together while enjoying the natural beauty of the outdoors. The Chokka-Chaffa' Kilimpichi camp offers a variety of exciting and challenging activities, including canoeing, hiking, fishing, archery and tent camping. All Chickasaw...