The Impa' Kilimpi' (Strong Food) Nutrition Program showcases creative approaches to nutrition education by modeling and teaching positive lifestyle habits. This program is available to the public.
Each academic year, four, first-year resident positions are offered. The Chickasaw Nation Department of Health (CNDH) only accepts applications through the Electronic Residency Application Ser...
This program provides suicide prevention training and education so participants can recognize the signs and reduce suicide risk. Training is available to the public
This program provides schools the opportunity to apply for teacher in-services and workshops, Johnson-O’Malley art clubs, after-school arts enrichment, mini-festivals and instruction in First American art forms. Applicants must be a public-school staff member.
Students prepare to become strong, knowledgeable leaders through collaborative relationships with local, state and national organizations and businesses.
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.
Chickasaw students are eligible for funding assistance with expenses related to participation in extracurricular activities, including event participation, clubs, leagues and other activities.
The school-age program allows children to experience meaningful and impactful goal-focused programming after school and during school breaks. Age-appropriate activities designed to develop the social and emotional skills children need are incorporated into the curriculum...
This program provides First Americans with disabilities access to employment services to assist with entering or returning to the workforce. Applicants must be a member of a federally recognized tribe and reside within the Chickasaw Nation. Additional eligibility...
226 Rosedale Road
Ada,
Oklahoma,
74820