The Chickasaw White House was home to Chickasaw Governor Douglas Henry Johnston and his family from 1898 to 1971. Today, group tours of this preserved historic site are available to the public by reservation and are limited to 14 people per tour.
Fort Washita visitors can see restored 19th century structures, witness Civil War reenactments and take part in the yearly fur trade-era rendezvous. Scheduled group tours are available to the public.
The princess program is a longstanding, annual tradition that selects young leaders to serve as Chickasaw Nation tribal royalty, exemplifying the servant leadership core value while carrying out the mission to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people. Must...
The Chickasaw Nation provides a one-time, all-expense-paid trip for Chickasaw veterans over the age of 60 to travel to Washington, DC in appreciation of their military service. The trip’s itinerary includes tours of major war monuments and Smithsonian Museums, a visit to...
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...
This program provides victims of sexual assault with a navigator who is on-call 24 hours a day to assist with crisis intervention, safety planning and other needs.
This family-focused program is based on the principle that early childhood education should address children’s needs in all areas of development: physical, social, emotional and cognitive. It promotes the school readiness in a center-based program. Children must be 3-4 years...
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 program provides employment training services, including résumé development, and interviewing skills and helps participants obtain educational requirements such as the HSE. Services are available to individuals with employment barriers. Examples of barriers include...
The Apelachi (support) Business Incubator prepares First American startups and existing businesses to launch and grow with mentoring, education, resources and connections in a culturally tailored environment.