The Nittak Himitta’ (A New Day) program provides First American women and their families a healthy community and integrated services in a trauma-informed residential substance abuse treatment program.
The Chickasaw Nation School of Music’s piano studio offers beginner and intermediate classes to youth and adults. One application enrolls students for the fall semester.
Eligible Chickasaw elders can receive $250 annually to purchase clothes.
Eligible participants receive a bi-weekly food package delivered to their door.
2000 N. Country Club Road
Ada,
Oklahoma,
74820
The Diabetes Care Center provides education and medical treatment to prevent diabetes and complications associated with diabetes. Applicants must have a CDIB or tribal citizenship card and an active medical chart at the Chickasaw Nation Medical Center. Additional eligibility...
Services provide mental health care access, education and treatment for children and teens. The Chickasaw Nation Pediatric Collaborative (CNPC) connects parents and health care providers with experts in autism spectrum disorder (ASD), mental health and developmental...
Resources are available through the Chickasaw Language Preservation Program that make learning, speaking and teaching Chikashshanompaˈ (the Chickasaw language) easily accessible for all ages. Language resources are available to the public.
The tribal library is a community-based family library that offers programming and services for people of all ages. Library cards and services are available for Chickasaw citizens and Chickasaw Nation employees.