Oklahoma Native American Resource Guide

Oklahoma 

Native American 

Resource Guide 

Compiled by OKDHS Area III staff 

in cooperation with Oklahoma’s 

Native American tribes

The Oklahoma Department of Human Services 

has, in good faith, made every effort to assure 

that the information contained in this publication is 

complete, current and accurate. However, OKDHS, 

including any of its employees, does not attest 

to, or make warrant to, or guarantee in either an 

expressed or implied manner that the information 

contained herein is complete, accurate and current. 

Further, neither OKDHS nor any of its employees 

assume any legal liability of any kind pertaining to 

the completeness and accuracy or currency of any 

information contained in this publication. 

OKDHS does not endorse nor recommend the use 

of or association with any organizations, services 

or individuals whose information is contained in 

this publication. OKDHS will not be accountable, 

responsible or liable for any damage of any kind 

resulting in the use of services contained in this 

publication. 

Be advised that other services across the state, 

both tribal and non-tribal, are available that 

are not listed in this publication. The content is not 

exhaustive. While services listed in this publication 

may very well suit a particular client’s needs, other 

services not listed herein may be available in the 

community that might better meet an individual’s 

specifc needs or serve them equally well.

Street address: 

Sequoyah Memorial Offce Building 

2400 N. Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City, 

OK 73105 

Mailing address: 

P.O. Box 25352, Oklahoma City, OK 73125 

Main Number (405) 521-3646 

Information and Referral 

(405) 521-3646 

Child Abuse & Adult Abuse Hotline 

Report child abuse or neglect, or the maltreatment 

of vulnerable adults. 

1-800-522-3511 Available 24 hours 

Oklahoma Safe Line 

Domestic Violence Hotline 

1-800-522-SAFE, 1-800-522-7233 

Reachout Hotline 

Drug and Alcohol Abuse 1-800-522-9054 

Senior Info-Line 1-800-211-2116 

The mission of the 

Oklahoma Department of Human Services 

is to help individuals and families in need help 

themselves lead safer, healthier, 

more independent and productive lives. 

www.okdhs.org 

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Contents 

Tribal Map ................................. 5 

Tribes ................................... 6-90 

Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of 

Oklahoma Indians ..................... 6 

Alabama-Quassarte Tribal 

Town of Oklahoma.................... 8 

Apache Tribe of 

Oklahoma ................................... 9 

Caddo Nation Indian 

Tribe of Oklahoma.................... 9 

Cherokee Nation of 

Oklahoma ................................ 10 

Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes 

of Oklahoma........................... 12 

Chickasaw Nation................... 14 

Choctaw Nation of 


Citizen Potawatomi Nation ... 42 

Comanche Nation................... 44 

Delaware Nation.................... 47 

Eastern Shawnee Tribe of 


Fort Sill Apache Tribe of 


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Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma....... 52 

Kaw Nation.............................. 54 

Kialegee Tribal Town ............. 56 

Kickapoo Tribe of 


Kiowa Tribe of 


Miami Tribe of 


Modoc Tribe of 


Muscogee (Creek) 

Nation ....................................... 64 

Osage Nation.......................... 66 

Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe 

of Oklahoma ........................... 68 

Ottawa Tribe of 


Pawnee Tribe of 


Peoria Tribe of Indians of 


Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma..... 74 

Quapaw Tribe of 


Sac and Fox Nation ............... 76 

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Seminole Nation of 


Seneca-Cayuga Nation of 


Shawnee Tribe of 


Thlopthlocco Tribe...................... 82 

Tonkawa Tribe of 


United Keetoowah Band 

of Cherokee Indians in 


Wichita and Affliated Tribes 

of Oklahoma.............................. 87 

Wyandotte Nation.................... 89 

Services ............................. 91-174 

Aging/Elder Services ............... 91 

Children & Family Services ..... 95 

Education & Employment ....... 126 

Food........................................... 139 

Health Services........................ 143 

Housing & Transportation ...... 163 

Indian Hospitals & Clinics175-182 

Index................................ 183-200 

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Department of Transportation

Tribes 

TRIBES 


Oklahoma Indians 

2025 S. Gordon Cooper Dr. 

Shawnee, OK 74801 

405-275-4030 

www.astribe.com 

Children & Family Services 

Indian Child Welfare Program and 

Promoting Safe and Stable Families 

Program 

405-275-4030 

Assists clients who are involved with state or 

tribal child welfare and those at serious high 

risk of removal of their children from their 

custody to state or tribal custody. Call for 

eligibility requirements. 

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault 

Program 

405-275-4030 

Assists victims of domestic violence and 

sexual assault with victim advocacy, 

emotional support, court advocacy, 

housing and utility assistance, referral and 

shelter placement assistance, along with a 

transitional housing program. Call for more 

information. 

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Absentee-Shawnee 

Tribal Youth Program 

405-481-6050 405-275-4030 ext. 193 

Programs for youth ages 12-18 with topics 

of leadership, drug and alcohol abuse, 

dating violence, gang prevention, tobacco, 

teen pregnancy, truancy and education. 

Activities include youth camps, tribal youth 

council and an after school program. Call for 


Education & Employment 

Academic Program for Educational 

Assistance 

Program funds summer school, academic 

trips, concurrent enrollment, remedial 

classes, ACT/SAT college entrance exams, 

correspondence classes, driver’s education 

class, tutoring, athletic expenses, special 

needs programs and other academic 

programs upon approval. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Social Service Program 

405-878-4723 405-275-1468 

Programs include Direct Employment 

Assistance (DEA), and Workforce Investment 

Act (WIA). Call for eligibility requirements. 

Health Services 

Health and Behavioral Health Services 

405-878-4716 

To promote the wellbeing of the “whole 

person” within context of their culture 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Absentee-Shawnee 

including resource and referral services, crisis 

intervention, case management, counseling, 

support groups, school and community 

based services, I.O.P. treatment program 

for substance abuse, and drug and alcohol 

assessments. Call for eligibility requirements 

Housing & Transportation 


405-878-4723 405-275-1468 

Programs include tribal energy assistance, 

Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program 

(LIHEAP), general assistance. Call for 


Alabama-Quassarte Tribal 

Town of Oklahoma 

101 E. Broadway 

Wetumka, OK 74883 

405-452-3987 

www.alabama-quassarte.org 


Indian Child Welfare 

Assists families in crisis. 


Housing Assistance 

Assists with utility bills or deposits along with 

rent. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Alabama-Quassarte 

Low Income Home Energy Assistance 

Program (LIHEAP) 

Provides assistance with heating and cooling 

utility bills. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Program (PSSF) 

Utility bill assistance for families with 

children. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Apache Tribe of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 1220 

Anadarko, OK 73005 

405-247–9493 

Caddo Nation Indian Tribe of 


P.O. Box 487 

Binger, OK 73009 

405-656-2344 

www.caddonation-nsn.gov 


Caddo Health Center Bldg. 


656-2344 ext. 220 

Hearing aids, dental work, prescriptions, 

medical bills, health equipment. 

Caddo Nation Injury Prevention 

Distributes smoke detectors, fre extinguishers 

and car seats to tribal members. Fire safety 

education, car seat education, and water 

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Tribes 

Caddo 

safety education to Head Start children. 

Helps educate elderly clients about fall 

prevention. 

Caddo Alcohol and Drug Abuse 

Program (CADAP) 

405-656-9215 

As an out-patient facility providing 

outpatient counseling, outreach services, 

individual, group and family counseling, 

education, prevention activities for adults 

and youth, aftercare services and referral 

services. 

Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 948 

Tahlequah, OK 74465 

918-453-5000 

www.cherokee.org 

Cherokee First 918-453-5000 option #1 

(assistance in making a referral for services) 

Aging/Elder Services 

Cherokee Elder Care 

1387 West 4th St. 


918-453-5554 

http://eldercare.cherokee.org 

Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Bright Futures - Truancy Prevention 

Program 

P.O. Box 948 


918-822-2807 918-457-9609 

Child Care Services 

888-458-6230 

www.cherokeekids.net 

Healing to Wellness Court Program 

(HTWCP) 

P.O. Box 948 


918-207-4908 918-207-4959 

Serves Cherokee youth ages 13-17 who 

are affected by alcohol or drugs through 

a system of services designed to bring the 

youth, family and community into harmony. 

Available in Adair and Cherokee Counties. 


Home Health Services 

918-458-6102, 888-281-6910 

www.cnhhs.org 

Hospice of the Cherokee 

918-458-5080 

877-792-7372 

www.cnhhs.org 

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Cherokee 

Tribes

Tribes 

Cherokee 



918-453-5000 

Housing, rental and rehab assistance to 

qualifying persons who meet income and 

eligibility guidelines. 

Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of 


P.O. Box 38 

Concho, OK 73022 

800-247-4612 

www.c-a-tribes.org 


Elderly Nutrition & Caregivers 

Programs 

580-331-2351 580-331-2350 


Child Care Development 

405-422-7694 877-218-7004 

Domestic Violence 

405-422-7692 

Emergency Youth Shelter 

405-262-9024 

Head Start 

405-422-7635 

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405-422-1173 

Cheyenne-Arapaho 

Recreation, Exercise & Sports for the 

Elders and Children of Our Tribes 

(RESPECT) 

Multifaceted program with core activities 

(recreation, exercise, and sports), plus 

wellness, education and leadership. Building 

character, citizenship, identity, self-esteem, 

improving academics and more. 

Food 

Food Distribution 

405-422-7873 


Community Health Representatives 

800-687-0973 

Diabetes Wellness 

405-422-7723 

Emergency Medical Services 

800-464-2410 

Substance Abuse Program 

580-331-2370 

Vocational Rehab 

888-284-7725 

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Tribes 

Cheyenne-Arapaho 


Department of Housing 

580-323-4877 

Chickasaw Nation 

P.O. Box 1548 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-7216 

www.chickasaw.net 


Assisted Living Beneft Program 

212 W. Lillie Blvd. 

Madill, OK 73446 

580-795-9790 

Provides assisted living benefts to qualifed 

individuals by directly paying a state 

licensed assisted living facility of your choice. 


Elderly Energy Assistance Program 

Provides one-time assistance for winter 

heating and summer cooling by assisting 

with certain utilities. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Senior Nutrition Program 

Provides congregate and homebound 

meals to qualifed Native Americans. Senior 

centers provide health monitoring, social 

events, classes and group activities. Call for 


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Chickasaw 

Burial Assistance 

Provides burial assistance to eligible Native 

Americans residing in the Chickasaw Nation. 


Burial Supplement Assistance Program 



580-795-9790 

Provides assistance for funeral expenses up 

to a maximum of $2500. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Car Seat Safety Program 

Provides car seat safety information and 

car seats to qualifed individuals. Call for 


Caregiver Program 



580-795-9790 

Provides fve areas of service for the 

caregiver, including respite care. Call for 


Chepota Apisi Chi Li 

Foster Care and Adoption Program 

Assists individuals in fostering and/or 

adopting tribal and state custody children. 


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Chickasaw 

Chepota Himmita (Healthy Families) 

Program 

2125 N. Broadway 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Provides resources and support programs 

for Native American families including home 

visitation focusing on parenting education 

and skills, child development and screenings, 

respite care, support groups and baby 

bucks to purchase items for baby. Services 

for pregnant women after 28 weeks of 

pregnancy in frst pregnancy or anytime 

if not frst pregnancy. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Chickasaw Children’s Village 

1185 Village Rd. 

Kingston, OK 73439 

580-564-3060 

A residential and educational care facility 

for Native American children 1st through 

12th grade. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Child Care Assistance Program 

300 Rosedale Rd. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-0128 

Provides child care assistance to Native 

American families who are working or going 

to school. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Chickasaw 

Child Care Development Center 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-0128 

Provides long-term positive differences 

in the lives of children by focusing on the 

child’s total development. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Child Support Services 

580-436-3419 

Services include paternity establishment, 

investigation, enforcement, Tribal 

Enforcement Payment Project (TEPP) and 

mediation. Native American children who 

are eligible for enrollment with a federally 

recognized tribe, whose absent parent is 

Native American or employed by a tribe, or 

families with a divorce or child support order 

from a tribal court. 

Child Welfare Program 

24-Hour Statewide Child Abuse Hotline 

1-800-522-3511 

Advocates for and protects children who 

have been removed from their home due to 

neglect, physical, sexual or emotional abuse. 

Tribal social workers provide prevention 

services, advocacy and assist in the family 

reunifcation process. Children must be Native 

American and removed or at risk of removal 

from home and/or their parents or legal 

guardians. 

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Chickasaw 

Drug Court Support Services 

125 S. Broadway 

Ada, OK 74820 

580 272-5170 

39 N. Washington 

Ardmore, OK 73401 

580-226-4821 ext. 43 

Provides information for career development, 

educational needs, housing, children’s 

services, family counseling, crisis intervention 

services, advocacy, general referrals and 

case management. For Chickasaw citizens 

who are participating in drug court and their 

extended family in the Chickasaw Nation 

Service Area. Applicants must present a 

Chickasaw citizenship card or CDIB. 

Family Preservation 

231 Seabrook Rd. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Family Preservation Manager ext. 60430 

Program provides crisis prevention and 

reunifcation services for Native American 

families. Provides home visitation, monetary 

assistance, transportation for specifc needs, 

referrals, parenting education, budgeting 

and life skills, advocacy and supportive 

services. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Foster Care/Adoption 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Provides care for Native American children 

placed into tribal or state custody. Call for 


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Chickasaw 

Indian Child Welfare Service 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Program advocates for and protects children 

who have been removed from their home 

due to neglect, physical, sexual or emotional 

abuse. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Justice Department 

520 E. Arlington 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-7233 

Provides legal services to divisions or 

departments within the Chickasaw Nation. 


Juvenile Justice Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-7233 

This program monitors, provides counseling 

and supervises Native American juvenile 

offenders who are involved in the Chickasaw 

Nation District Court. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Offce of Violence Prevention 

231 Seabrook Road 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5580 



580-226-4821 

Crisis Intervention, advocacy services, safety 

planning, emergency shelter, protection 

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Tribes 

Chickasaw 

orders and legal advocacy, domestic 

violence education, referrals to community 

resources, transportation, emotional support, 

encouragement, housing/relocation costs, 

case management, counseling services and 

career development services. 

Peaceful Heart Home 

580-272-5580 

580-226-4821 

A domestic violence shelter for Native 

American women and children offering 

housing up to 30 days, 24-hour staffng, 

food, clothing, Chickasaw elder volunteers, 

personal enrichment activities, advocacy, 

emotional support, counseling, career 

development and social service referrals. 

Veterans Program 

301 W Main St., Ste. 604 


Provides outreach services to tribal 

veterans and assists with the acquisition 

of veteran’s benefts and services from 

the Veterans Administration and other 

veterans organizations. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Youth Services 

580-310-6620 

Activities include boys and girls clubs, camps 

and events, clothing grant, leadership, 

martial arts and recreation. Call for 


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Chickasaw 

Youth Services Clothing Grant 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5585 

Provides students a $200 Visa gift card each 

school year to purchase school clothing. Call 

for eligibility requirements. 


Adult Learning Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Provides academic assistance to adults 

who have dropped out of high school and 

want to complete their General Equivalency 

Development (GED) diploma. Call for 


Arts in Education 

P.O. Box 1548 

Ada, OK 74821 

580-272-5520 

After school arts program, Chickasaw 

children’s choir, and teacher in-service 

training and Native American/cultural 

classroom instruction. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Career Development Initiative 

P.O. Box 1548 

Ada, OK 74821 

580-272-5085 

Provides transitional employment services to 

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Chickasaw 

individuals with employment barriers. Call 


Career Technology Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Provides assistance to citizens who want 

to further their education by attending 

accredited vocational or technical schools 

and other private training facilities. Call for 


Chickasaw Employment Program 

Provides employment opportunities on 

a temporary basis. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Chickasaw Foundation Scholarships 

110 W. 12th St. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-9030 

Provides educational assistance for students 

who demonstrate excellence in academics, 

community service, dedication to Native 

America and a commitment to learning. Call 


Chickasaw Foundation Upward Bound 

580-371-9903 

Serves students from disadvantaged 

backgrounds by providing them with skills 

needed for success in post-secondary 

education. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Chickasaw 

Chickasha Holitoplichi Honors Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

This program rewards continuing education 

and good grades. Programs include 

incentive continuing education, incentive 

degree completion, graduation stoles 

and graduation watch. Call for program 

information and eligibility criteria. 

Chickasaw Honor Club 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Provides an added incentive for students 

to strive for academic excellence. Call 

for program information and eligibility 

requirements. 

Chickasaw Reading Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists children by providing books to 

encourage reading. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Fast Track GED Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Helps Chickasaw citizens to prepare for 

GED testing through an online Internet 

service during a four-month period. Call for 


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Chickasaw 

Graduation Assistance 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists college graduates with caps, gowns, 

invitations and other expenses incurred with 

graduating. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Head Start 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists in early childhood development 

with center locations in Ada, Ardmore, 

Sulphur and Tishomingo. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Higher Education Grants and 

Scholarships 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Program includes clothing scholarship, 

general scholarship, governor’s and 

legislator’s scholarships, higher education 

grant, inter-tribal council of the fve civilized 

tribes Johnson-O’Malley scholarship, lifetime 

scholarship, millennium scholarship and 

textbook grant. 

Offce of Career Services 

530 E. Main St. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-7294 

Helps Chickasaw citizens and other Native 

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Americans prepare for and obtain quality 

jobs through necessary information and 

training. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Chickasaw 

Re-Entry Transitional Employment 

39 N. Washington St. 


580-222-2842 


individuals with employment barriers. Call for 


Road to Work Services 


Ada, OK 74820 

800-492-2115 

Provides transportation to and from work for 

qualifying Native Americans and the general 

public. Call for eligibility requirements. 

School to Work Program 

2020 Arlington, Suite 4 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-559-0815 

4915 W, Broadway 


580-222-2839 

Program provides opportunity to pursue 

higher education full time while receiving 

full-time pay/benefts. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Chickasaw 

School Age Program 


Ada, OK 73401 

580-272-5398 

Provided June-August, this program allows 

children age 4 through 9 to experience 

exciting activities through feld trips, park 

days and special events. Children enjoy arts 

and crafts, theater productions, storytelling, 

music and dance, community service projects, 

scientifc projects and more. Call for 


Summer Youth Program 

Provides workforce training and experience 

to encourage productive work and behavior 

patterns in youths for a variety of careers. 


Vocational Rehabilitation 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Programs are designed to assist people with 

disabilities in being able to return to the 

workplace. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Food 

Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

888-436-7255 

Provides coupons for the purchase of fresh 

fruits and vegetables from authorized 

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Chickasaw 

farmers’ markets and farm stands throughout 

the Chickasaw Nation. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Food Distribution Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

888-436-7255 

Nutrition education and commodity foods 

are available through FDP grocery stores in 

nutrition centers in Ada, Ardmore and Purcell. 


Get Fresh! Nutrition Program 

229 W Seabrook Rd. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5506 

Provides cooking classes and demonstrations, 

nutrition education and ftness guidance. 

Call for additional program information and 


WIC Programs 


Ada, OK 74820 

888-436-7255 

Women, infants and children may participate 

in supplemental food and nutrition education 

programs designed to improve the health 

of participants during critical stages of 

growth and development. Call for location 

information and eligibility requirements. 

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Chickasaw 


Ada Behavioral Health Clinic 

1001 N. Country Club Rd. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4591 800-851-9136 ext. 81851 

Behavioral health including counseling, 

psychiatric services, education and training 

concerning issues such as child abuse/neglect, 

elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide and 

substance abuse and detoxifcation. Call for 


Ada Family Practice Clinic 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-6260 

An appointment based clinic offering 

outpatient family practice medicine, including 

laboratory testing and X-ray. Call for 


Ardmore Behavioral Health Clinic 

2510 Chickasaw Blvd. 


580-226-8181 877-242-4347 

Behavioral health including counseling, 



elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide, 



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Chickasaw Nation Health Clinic 

901 E. 6th St. 

Tishomingo, OK 73460 

580-371-2361 877-240-2720 



580-226-8181 877-242-4347 

Chickasaw 

1438 Hardcastle Blvd. 

Purcell, OK 73080 

405-527-4700 


outpatient family practice medicine including 

dental, eye clinic, behavioral health, 

laboratory testing, X-ray, pharmacy and 

periodic specialty clinics. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Durant Indian Heath Clinic 


Durant, OK 74701 

580-920-2100 877-240-2725 


outpatient family practice medicine 

including laboratory testing, pharmacy and 


requirements. 


(CHR) 

Provides patient advocacy, liaison between 

clients and tribal and community resources, 

patient education, health promotion and 

disease prevention. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Tribes 

Chickasaw 

Dental Clinic 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4596 

Provides diagnosis and treatment of dental 

disease, preventive services, oral surgery, 

restorative procedures, prosthetics and 

pediatric orthodontics. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Denture Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2704 

Provides one pair of dentures every fve 

years, including ftting, adjustments and 

repairs after removal of teeth by Chickasaw 

Nation dental clinic providers. Call for 


Diabetes Care Centers 

1001 N. County Club Rd. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4532 800-851-9136 

Provides medical, educational, nutritional 

and exercise services to those who qualify. 

Additional services include specialized 

diabetes prevention program, foot care, 

retinal photography, dental hygiene and 

behavioral health. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Eyeglasses Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-559-0792 

Provides an allowance toward one pair 

of eyeglasses every two years. Call for 


Chickasaw 

Healthy Lifestyles Substance Abuse 

Treatment and Recovery Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-332-6345 

Voluntary drug and alcohol treatment facility. 

Participants receive a holistic treatment 

program to overcome additions. Call for 


Hearing Aid Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2701 

Following an exam and evaluation, hearing 

aids may be provided every three years 

to eligible individuals. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Medical Assistance Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2704 

This program can offer fnancial assistance 

to services not covered by existing tribal 

programs or other alternate resources to 

individuals who qualify. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Chickasaw 

Medication Assistance 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2704 

Medication not carried in the tribal 

pharmacy may be provided by this program 

after being prescribed by a CNHS provider. 


Optometry 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4508 

The eye clinic provides examination, 

diagnosis and management of conditions of 

the eye. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Over-the-Counter Medications 



580-795-9790 

Provides over-the-counter medication at no 

cost. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Same-Day Clinic 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-3980 

Available on a walk-in basis for general 

medical conditions. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Chickasaw 

Special Needs Assistance for 

Chickasaw Citizens with Disabilities 

300 Rosedale Road 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists those with special needs by providing 

a yearly reimbursement of up to $500 for 

participation in extra-curricular activities. 


Tishomingo Behavioral Health Clinic 

901 E. 6th St. 


580-371-2361 877-240-2720 

Behavioral health, including counseling, 



elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide, 




“37” Rental Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Provides rental assistance to low income 

families. Call for eligibility requirements. 



Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Allows units to be leased in the private sector 

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Chickasaw 

by low income Native Americans. Call for 


Chickasaw Housing Improvement 

Program (CHIP) 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Provides rehabilitation to low rent 

developments and provides grants for 

repairs of privately owned homes of low 

income Native Americans and emergency 

repairs of privately owned home of 

Chickasaw citizens. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Down Payment or Closing Cost 

Assistance Grant 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Offers a one-time grant to help with the 

down payment or closing costs to purchase a 

home. Call for eligibility requirements. 





requirements. 

Home Maintenance 



580-795-9790 

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Provides minor home repairs such as car 

care, wood service, weatherization, pest, 

septic, etc. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Homeowners Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Allows for the new construction of 

homeownership units in accordance with 

NAHASDA for low income Native Americans. 


Housing Counseling and Loan Services 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Offers a variety of counseling programs 

dealing with housing maintenance, family 

budgeting, fre and home safety, early 

delinquency intervention and pre-purchase 

and post-purchase counseling. 




Assists individuals with home heating or 

cooling bills and/or energy deposits. Call for 


Supplemental Lawn Mowing Program 



580-795-9790 

Assists qualifying individuals with 

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Chickasaw 

landscaping services such as lawn mowing 

and weed eating. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Transportation Services Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-310-6453 800-492-2115 

Provides medical transportation and pickup 

and delivery of prescriptions. Call for 


Tribal Energy Assistance Program 

Provides assistance to Chickasaw citizens 

with an urgent, unmet need to assist with 

gas, water, propane, electric bills and/or 

deposits. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 1210 


580-924–8280 

www.choctawnation.com 


Adolescent Family Life Project 

877-285-6893 580-326-7758 

Comprehensive, integrated services to reduce 

repeat pregnancies, improve health outcomes 

for mother and infant, increase healthy 

parenting skills, provide opportunities for 

education and job training, and increase 

healthy relationship skills. Native American 

pregnant and parenting teens under 19 

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Choctaw 

years of age, their infants, male partners 

and families who reside in the 10 1/2 county 

service area of the Choctaw Nation are 

eligible. 

Child Care Assistance 

Program permits parents to choose from 

a broad range of child care providers, 

including day care centers, family child 

care providers, sectarian organizations 

and relatives. To qualify for this program, 

the child must be a member of a federally 

recognized Indian tribe and reside within 

the boundaries of the Choctaw Nation. Both 

parents must be employed or attending 

school. Eligibility is based on family size and 

family income. 

Clothing Allowance 

One-time payment to post high school 

students who have completed their frst 

semester of higher education with passing 

grades and meet requirements. 

Community Based Social Work 

Program 

Community-based program. Services 

are taken directly to the community and 

assistance is given there where families are 

more comfortable. 

Family Caregivers Program 

800-522-6170 ext. 2202 

Information on existing services, assistance 

with access of services, individual counseling 

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or support, group for caregivers, respite 

services for brief relief from responsibilities 

and supplemental support. 

Social Services 

Clients must reside within the boundaries 

of the Choctaw Nation and meet other 

eligibility requirements as to income 

resources and other criteria required by the 

federal regulations. 

Veterans Advocacy 

800-522-6170 ext. 4163 

Assists Native American veterans with fling 

claims for Service Connected Compensation 

and pension claims with the VA as well as 

obtaining copies of medical, personnel and 

other military records. 

Youth Sports Camps 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 

Plans sports camps for youth each summer. 

Sports include golf, basketball, baseball and 

softball. 


Head Start 

Directed primarily toward economically 

disadvantaged families with children ages 3 

to 5 years old. All nationalities are served, 

with preference given to Native American 

families. 

Higher Education Scholarships 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 

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Jones Academy 

918-297-2518 888-767-2518 

Native American residential learning center 

for elementary and secondary school age 

children. 

Choctaw 

Relocation Assistance 

Provides assistance to relocate to start a new, 

permanent type job. 

Vocational Development 

Assistance to obtain educational training. 

The courses must be BIA approved courses 

in accredited colleges or at Oklahoma State 

Tech. Training is also offered in any full-time 

courses at all Kiamichi Area Technology 

Centers. The program does not pay for shortterm 

or night classes and participant must be 

a full-time student. 

Vocational Rehabilitation Program 

580-326-8304 877-285-6893 

Services that assist disabled Native 

Americans to obtain their goal of vocational 

training and gainful employment. 

Food 


580-924-7773 800-522-6170 

Participants receive approximately 80 food 

items totaling 85 pounds of food per person 

in the household. Call for locations and 


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Behavioral Health Program 

918-567-7000 800-349-7026 

Services include individual counseling, 

group counseling, family counseling, 

social worker assistance, substance abuse 

counseling, child/partner abuse counseling, 

evaluation and testing, crisis intervention and 

suicide prevention. Eligibility requirements 

include having a CDIB card of a federally 

recognized Indian tribe and must live within 

the 10 1/2 counties in the Choctaw Nation 

boundaries. 

Community Health Representative 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 

Assists Choctaws and other Indians maintain 

the health of themselves and their families. 

Diabetes Wellness Center 

918-567-7000 800-349-7026 ext. 6673 

Treatment of diabetes and related illnesses 

and community education. 

Eyeglasses, Dentures and Hearing Aid 

Program 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 

Provides eyeglasses, dentures and hearing 

aids to Choctaw Indians over the age of 55 

years who possess a CDIB and live within the 

10 1/2 counties of the Choctaw Nation. 

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Hospitality House 

918-567-2300 

A facility that serves as a home for people 

with loved ones who are hospitalized at 

Talihina. Also used for patients with long 

drives who want to spend the night for an 

early morning appointment. 

Choctaw 

Mail Order Pharmacy 

918-567-7000 800-349-7026 

The tribe has an agreement with a national 

mail order pharmaceutical network (PRxN) 

to provide prescription drugs through mail 

order for all Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma 

tribal members living both inside and outside 

of the tribal boundaries. 

Recovery Center 

918-567-2389 

A specialized treatment center for the 

rehabilitation of chemically dependent 

individuals and their families. The center 

views chemical dependence as a treatable 

illness. Eligibility requirements include males 

and females 18 years of age or older, must 

possess a CDIB card, be in good physical 

health, have a diagnosis which indicates a 

primary problem with alcohol, other drugs 

and/or substance. Court referrals, given on 

a case-by-case basis, are given additional 

qualifying requirements. 

Total Care Hospice 

580-931-3636 866-931-3636 

Hospice is a team approach in caring for 

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a person with a terminal illness. The team 

consists of the nurse, aide, social worker, 

volunteer, clergy and the family. 


Choctaw Nation Housing Authority 

800-235-3087 (Oklahoma only) 

580-326-7521 

Homebuyer Education 

580-326-7521 

The Home Finance Department offers 

homebuyer education to assist individuals 

with homebuyer counseling as well as 

individual credit counseling. 

Citizen Potawatomi Nation 



405-878-4831 

www.potawatomi.org 


Child Development Center 

405-878-4861 

Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m 

Clothing Assistance 

The clothes closet is designed to aid survivors 

and their children of family violence no 

matter their race or sex and to aid our fellow 

Citizen Potawatomi Nation tribal members. 

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Program offers parenting sessions, homebased 

services, court advocacy, case 

management, family crisis assistance, respite 

care and referrals to other needed services. 

The program is family-focused and receives 

referrals from ICW, CPS, Social Services, 

and other agencies in the Tribe and the 

community. 

Family Violence Program 

Assistance to persons of any age that 

fnd themselves in a volatile situation. The 

family violence worker will assist persons 

in addressing crisis assistance needs, court 

advocacy, preventive services and referrals 

to appropriate support services. 

FireLodge Tribal Youth Program 

405-878-4831 800-880-9880 

Juveniles from the ages of 12 to 17 will 

receive prevention services with a focus on 

alcohol, drugs, life skills and school success. 


Behavioral Health Services 

405-273-5236 

Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

Dental 

405-273-5236 

Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

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Citizen Potawatomi 

Fire Lake Wellness Center 


Friday: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Saturday 8:00 a.m. - Noon 

Private Native American wellness and ftness 

facility that embraces diabetic education, 

nutrition and exercise. Eligible to Citizen 

Potawatomi Nation tribal member and/or 

spouse employee of the Citizen Potawatomi 

Nation, any Native American over 18 years 

old with a federally recognized tribal 

membership card. 


405-273-5236 

Tribal members and other Native Americans 

in its service area receive cost-effective 

medical services. 


Housing Authority 

405-273-2833 800-880-9880 

Comanche Nation 

584 NW Bingo Rd. 

Lawton, OK 73507 

580-492–3240 580-492-4988 

www.comanchenation.com 


Caregivers Program 

580-492-3282 405-492-3283 

Available to Native Americans 60 years or 

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older or grandparents 60 years or older 

raising grandchildren under 18 years old. 

Call for eligibility details. 

Comanche 

Family Assistance Center 

580-492-3590 

A temporary safe haven for women and 

their children in need of shelter from abusive 

situations. 


580-492-3360 


Early Childhood and Development 

Center 

216 SE “J” Ave. 


580-250-1561 


Center 

403 E. Evans 

Apache, OK 73006 

580-588-3114 

Student Services 

580-492-3278 

Available to K-12 students to meet basic 

back to school needs. Availability to enrolled 

children with a CDIB card and completed 

application. Call for more details. 

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Comanche 


584 NW Bingo Rd 


580-492-4349 

Comanche Nation College 

1608 SW 9th St. 


580-591-0203 

www.cnc.cc.ok.us 

Food 


580-492-3327 

Commodity distribution to low income Native 

American families. 


Diabetes Awareness 

580-492-6434 

Prescription Assistance 

580-492-6434 


Home Improvement Program 



580-492-3313 

A home repair, renovation and replacement 

grant program. 

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Delaware Nation 

P.O. Box 825 


405-247-2448 

www.delawarenation.com 


Division on Aging 

405-247-2448 

Nutrition services, nutrition and health 

education and supportive services. 


Family and Social Services 

405-247-2448 ext 1153 

Provides clothing, food, utilities, health, 

education, child care, energy assistance 

(LIHEAP), emergency assistance, burial 

assistance and community services block 



Economic Development 

Provides small business assistance. 

Educational Assistance 

Programs include school supply vouchers, 

education assistance, athletic assistance 

application, academic achievement award, 

and driver’s education assistance. 

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Delaware 

Higher Education Programs 

Higher education programs include Pell 

ineligible incentive program, college fnancial 

assistance program, lenape wise program, 

lenape wik-a-wam program, adult vocational 

program, and trust fund higher education 

scholarship. 


Assists American Indians with disabilities 

in fnding employment and educational 

opportunities. Rehabilitation needs include 

counseling, guidance services, assistive 

devices, mental restoration, physical 

restoration, evaluations and vocational 

training. 


Special Diabetes Program for Indians 

(SDIP) 

Assistance with diabetic supplies, eyeglasses, 

therapeutic shoes and dentures. 



405-247-2448 

Housing and homebuyer education programs. 

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P.O. Box 350 

Wyandotte, OK 74370 

918-666-7710 

www.estoo-nsn.gov 


Agency on Aging (AOA) Caregiver 

Program 

866-674-3786 

Elder Care 

866-978-1352 

Children and Family Services 

Children and Family 

866-978-1352 

After School Program, Children’s Pow Wow, 

Child Care Development Fund. 

Health and Social Services 

866-978-1352 

Available only to Eastern Shawnee Tribe of 

Oklahoma members in good standing. 



866-978-1352 



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Eastern Shawnee 



866-666-3489 



Route 2, Box 121 


580-588-2298 


Senior Services 

Provides meals and general assistance. Call 



Caregiver Assistance 

Provides education and support services 

for individuals who are taking care of their 

loved ones. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Day care assistance. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Clothing Stipend 

Provides assistance for children’s clothing, 18 

and younger. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Fort Sill Apache 

Family Violence Prevention Program 

Assistance for victims of sexual assault, 

domestic violence and stalking. 


Provides assistance to children and families 

who are involved in the child welfare tribal 

or state system. 


General assistance and LIHEAP energy 

assistance. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Education Assistance 

Higher education and vocational assistance. 


Job Placement and Training Assistance 

Assistance with job training and placement. 




(CHR) 

Provides transportation to hospitals and 

medical appointments along with delivery 

of medications to any tribal member living 

within the service area. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Fort Sill Apache 



Tribe-built homes. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma 


Perkins, OK 74059 

405-547-2402 

www.iowanation.org 


Early Childhood Department 

405-547-2402 ext. 269 

Early head start, early head start expectant 

families program, child care programs and 

assistance. 

Family Violence Prevention and 

Services 

405-547-4234 ext. 236 

Sexual Assault Services 

405-547-4234 ext. 235 


405-547-2402 ext. 492 

Monday - Thursday 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Children 15-17 years are eligible for 

a mentor, tutor and substance abuse 

prevention. 

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Counseling Services 

405-547-4363 


405-547-2473 

Diabetes Program 

405-547-2473 

Perkins Family Clinic 

509 E. Highway 33 


405-547-2473 

Monday - Wednesday & Friday 8:00 a.m. - 

5:00 p.m. 

Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

Tribal Assistance 

405-547-2402 x 260 

Dental/eyeglasses, hearing aids, school 

education incentives, burial assistance. 

Wellness Center 

405-547-2402 x 325 


Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Iowa 


Transitional Housing Assistance 

Program 

405-547-4234 ext. 237 

Kaw Nation 

698 Grandview Dr. 

Kaw City, OK 74641 

580-269-2552 

www.kawnation.com 


Domestic Violence Program 

400 E. Central, Suite 306 

Ponca City, OK 74601 

580-762-4477 

After hours 580-399-7191 

Services are provided only to eligible victims 

who provide proof of Native American status 

by presenting their CDIB or tribal affliation 

card at the initial meeting. 

Kanza Child Care Center 

101 Charles Curtis Ln. 

Newkirk, OK 74647 

580-362-4114 

Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p. m. 

Subsidized care is available to all Native 

Americans who live in Kay County. Assistance 

is available for parents who are working, 

in school or in training. Enrollment is open to 

children from 6 weeks to 13 years of age. 

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580-269-1186 

Burial assistance, emergency transportation/ 

medical program, emergency utility 

assistance, emergency utility deposit 

assistance, eyeglass, denture, hearing aid 

program, general assistance. 


Educational Services 

580-269-1186 

Higher education grant program, academic 

scholarship program, graduate program, 

adult vocational training program, adult 

education. 


Kanza Health Center 

3151 E. River Rd. 


580-362-1039 

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Wednesday 8 a.m. - Noon 

Eligibility includes members of federally 

recognized tribe, must have CDIB card. 

Appointment only, no walk-ins. 

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Tribes 

Kaw 


Kaw Housing Authority 

9 Kanza Ln. 


580-362-6264 

Homeownership program and down payment 

assistance. 

Kialegee Tribal Town 

P.O. Box 332 

Wetumka, OK 74883 

405-452-3262 

www.kialegeetribaltown.net 

Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 70 

McLoud, OK 74851 

405-964-4219 

www.kickapootribeofoklahoma.com 


Child Support 

405-964-2693 405-964-2694 

Child Care Center 

405-964-2063 


405-964-5426 


405-964-4219 

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Tribal Court 

405-964-4136 

Tribal Police 

405-964-6129 


Education 

405-964-5426 

Head Start School 

405-964-3676 

Food 

Nutrition Center 

405-964-2507 



405-964-2618 

Health Clinic 

405-964-2081 


Housing 

405-964-6262 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 369 

Carnegie, OK 73015 

580-654-2349 

www.kiowatribe.net 



580-654-2109 

Provides meals to the elderly, along with 

information, transportation assistance and 

advocacy. 


Caregiver Support 

Assists individuals caring for their loved ones. 

Support groups, education and counseling. 

Child Care 

405-247-8856 

Provides child care assistance for children 

who are a member of the Kiowa tribe, 

income eligible and live within the Kiowa 

service area. 

Head Start 

580-654-1528 

Provides early childhood education through 

center and home-based services with center 

locations in Lawton, Carnegie and Anadarko. 

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580-654-2349 





580-654-1454 

Assists families and individuals in need with 

direct assistance, LIHEAP energy assistance, 

general assistance and a burial program. 


Kiowa 

Job Placement and Training 

580-654-2300 

Direct employment assistance and vocational 

training assistance. 

Higher Education Department 

580-654-2300 

Provides higher education scholarships and a 

limited 20% education assistance. 

Food 

Food Assistance 

580-654-2618 

Food Distribution. 

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Kiowa 



(CHR) 

580-654-2216 




within the service area. 

Kiowa Alcohol and Drug Abuse 

Program (KADAP) 

405-247-9009 

Program offers assessments, group meetings, 

outreach services, counseling, alcohol and 

drug education, prevention activities for 

youth and adults, referrals, court intervention 

and aftercare services. 


Kiowa Fastrans 

888-654-2053 


(Carnegie Area) 


(Anadarko Area) 

Provides a fast, friendly, affordable public 

transportation service to the surrounding 

community. 

Kiowa Housing Authority 

405-247-8856 

Provides low rent for vacant homes. 

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580-654-1454 

Program assists families and individuals 

in need through direct assistance, LIHEAP 

energy assistance, general assistance and a 

burial program. 

Miami Tribe of Oklahoma 

202 S. Eight Tribes Trail 

Miami, OK 74355 

918-542-1445 

www.miamination.com 


Elder Beneft Program 

Reimbursement to tribal member elders 65 

years and older up to $250 per fscal year 

for out-of-pocket medical expenses. 



918-542-1445 

Provides training and respite care to elders 

who care for a loved one in the home on a 

24-hour basis. 

Child Care Development Funding 

Program 



918-540-9389 


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Tribes

Tribes 

Miami 


(PSSF) 

Promotes the family unit, identifes children at 

risk and assists parents in need of parenting 

skills. 


Contact tribal offce for more information. 

Tribal Youth Skills Program 

Peer group of high school students receiving 

assistance preparing children for adulthood. 


Education Offce 

918-542-1445 

Funding of scholarships, student loans, 

continuing education programs and career 

guidance counseling. 

Food 

Nutrition and Supportive Services 

918-542-1445 

Provides free meals and supportive services 

to Native Americans, their spouses and 

volunteers. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Substance Abuse Services 

Outreach, prevention and after care 

services, intake/ screening services and 

counseling through referrals. 

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Housing Programs 

125 N. Main 


918-541-1381 

Rental apartments, rental assistance, utility 

assistance, utility deposit. Call for income 

and eligibility guidelines. 

Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma 

625 6th SE 


918-542-1190 

www.modoctribe.net 


Child Care and Development Program 

918-542-7890 

Family Preservation Services 

School-related services for K-12 students: 

$500 for clothing twice a year, special 

education, tutoring services and classroom 

materials. 


Special Needs Services 

Tutors, equipment and learning services. 

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Tribes 

Modoc 


Eye Glasses and Hearing aids 

$250 per fscal year per Modoc tribal 

member. 

Muscogee (Creek) Nation 

P.O. Box 580 

Okmulgee, OK 74447 

800-482-1979 

www.muscogeenation-nsn.gov 


Child Care 

2010 N. Miami 


918-732-7680 800-205-3705 


Child care assistance, community outreach 

program and child development centers. 


918-732-7869 800-482-1979 

Services include ICW, promoting safe and 

stable families, family violence prevention 

programs, and adult protective services. 

School Clothing 

918-549-2478 

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2971 N. Wood Dr. 


918-549-2445 

Air conditioner program, BIA general 

assistance program, BIA burial, assistance 

program, emergency hardship program, Low 

Income Home Energy Assistance Program 

(LIHEAP), medical travel program, natural 

disaster program, tribal burial program, 

tribal energy program. 

Food 

MCN Food Distribution Program 

3001 N. Wood Dr 


918-549-2401 800-482-1979 

Offce hours 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

Store hours 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

The store is closed the last two business days 

of the month for inventory. 


Division of Health 

918-756-4333 800-782-8291 

Provides comprehensive health services 

to eligible persons. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Division of Housing 



918-756-8504 800-259-5050 

Provides lease with option to purchase 

program, mortgage assistance and 

construction services. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 




918-549-2445 


assistance program, BIA burial, assistance 






Osage Nation 

255 Senior Dr. 

Pawhuska, OK 74056 

918-287-5218 

24-Hour Crisis Line 866-897-4747 

www.osagetribe.com 

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Osage Nation Senior Services 

Front Desk 

918-287-5457 888-883-3610 


24-Hour Crisis Line 

866-897-4747 

Child Care/ Daycare Program 

918-287-5306 

Domestic Violence Shelter and 

Counseling Center 

918-287-5422 

Prevention Programs 

918-287-5595 

Social Services Agency 

918-287-5335 

Food 


918-287-5428 


Community Alcoholism Service 

Program 

918-762-3686 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Osage 

Osage Nation Counseling Center 

918-287-5422 800-411-8526 

Osage Nation TASC Program 

918-287-9004 

Program provides a safe and secure 

environment in which healthy living through 

the reduction of substance use/abuse is 

promoted. 


Housing Department 

918-287-5310 

Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe of 


8151 Highway 177 

Red Rock, OK 74651 

580-723–4466 

www.omtribe.org 

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 110 


918-540-1536 

www.ottawatribe.org 

Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 470 

Pawnee, OK 74058 

918-762-3621 

www.pawneenation.org 

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Pawnee 


808 Morris Rd. 


918-762-4042 

Senior nutritional meals and nutrition services, 

supportive and supplemental services, respite 

care and caregiver outreach program 



918-762-3873 

Services include preventative casework, 

intervention, family reunifcation, adoption 

and permanent placement, counseling/ 

referral services, advocacy and monitoring 

of court cases in state and tribal systems. 

Pawnee National Learning Center 



918-762-3007 

Child care for infants ages 8 weeks through 

school age children, including after school 

care. Full time care is available for schoolaged 

children during school holidays and 

summer breaks. 

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Pawnee 

Violence Against Women Prevention 

and Resource Program 

918-762-3873 

24-Hour Helpline 1-800-624-3020 

24/Hour Local 918-399-3310 


The mission of this program is to prevent 

or lessen the impacts of domestic violence, 

dating violence, sexual assault and stalking 

by providing initial response services, 

crisis intervention, and safety planning 

and advocacy, transportation for direct 

services, such as safety shelter, sexual assault 

response and advocacy, individual and 

group counseling, legal assistance, supervised 

visitation services and transitional housing. 

Food 




918-762-254 Fax 918-762-6463 

Provides commodity foods and other nutrition 

assistance to low income households, including 

the elderly, who reside in the service area. 



918-762-3873 

Individual health screenings, diabetic 

recipes and meal planning, support groups, 

blood/glucose monitoring, education, and 

consultation, incentive programs, and other 

available support and funding. 

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Pawnee 

Fitness Center 

704 N. Morris Rd. 


918-762-3000 918-762-3006 


Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

Encourages community voluntary 

participation in activities that promote ftness 

maintenance. 


918-762-4641 

Services include health education, community 

health representatives, case management, 

monitoring, emergency medical services, 

transportation and delivery. 

REACH US 

918-762-3783 


A national program dedicated to improving 

the lives of the local Native American 

community by supporting nutritional 

education, encouraging physical activity, and 

preventing/ceasing commercial tobacco use. 


311 Maintenance Rd. 


918-762-2153 Fax 918-762-3740 

Provides counseling services and community 

prevention activities for the treatment and 

prevention of alcoholism and substance 

abuse among the eligible Indian population 

within the service area. Services include 

alcohol and drug abuse outpatient 

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Pawnee 

counseling, help for families in crisis, referrals 

to inpatient treatment centers, medical 

and non-medical detoxifcation and other 

services, individual counseling for adult 

clients and weekly support groups. 



918-762-4641 


(LIHEAP), community block grant assisting 

with housing, utility deposit and some 

medical, and elders and handicap assistance 

program. 



P.O. Box 1527 


918-540-2535 

www.peoriatribe.com 


Child Care Development Program 

918-540-2535 800-259-9987 

Reimbursement Program for School 

Supplies/School Clothes 

Contact tribe for further details and 

application process. 

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918-540-2535 ext. 22 

800-259-9987 ext. 22 

Instructions in maternity care, diabetes, 

breast self-exams, and services in health 

screenings and general health services. 

Peoria 

Inter-Tribal Substance Abuse/ 

Prevention and Treatment Center 

101 S. Main 


918-542-5543 

Services include drug and alcohol abuse 

counseling, family counseling, court 

ordered alcohol and drug assessments, DUI 

assessments, LSI assessments and counseling, 

individual and group, domestic violence 

assessments and counseling, substance abuse 

counseling for offenders, sexual offender 

counseling, Alcoholic Anonymous, Narcotics 

Anonymous, Al-Anon, Teen AA/NA, school 

based outreach and prevention services, 

anger management classes, random urine 

testing, HIV/AIDS counseling and testing. 

Most services are free for Native Americans, 

if not court ordered. Sliding fee scale for 

non-Native Americans. Evening and Saturday 

appointments available. 

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Tribes 

Peoria 


Peoria Housing Authority 

3606 Sencay Ave. 


918-542-1873 888-882-1873 

Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma 

20 White Eagle Drive 


580-762-8104 

www.ponca.com 

Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 765 

Quapaw, OK 74363 

888-642-4724 

www.quapawtribe.com 


Adult Protective Services 

918-674-2522 


918-674-2522 


918-674-2522 


888-648-4724 

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Tribal Court 

918-542-1853 ext 234 


Adult Education 

918-674-2522 

Direct Employment Program 

918-674-2522 

Education 

918-542-1853 ext 211 



917-674-2257 ext 315 

Substance Abuse 

918-542-4232 



918-542-1430 

Pelvian Transit Program 

877-542-1356 

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Quapaw 

Tribes

Tribes 

Sac and Fox Nation 


Stroud, OK 74079 

918-968-3526 

www.sacandfoxnation-nsn.gov 


Family Violence 

800-404-3189 918-968-3901 

Services include emergency shelter, 

transportation, emergency necessities, 

emergency clothing, legal advocates and 

initial utility deposits. Referral to services 

include counseling, substance abuse 

prevention programs, nutrition, disease 

prevention, exercise, parenting skills, 

employment training, educational services. 



918-968-3526 

Counseling services include individual, family, 

group, marital, alcohol/drug abuse, and 

family planning, psychotropic medication 

therapy, client advocacy, home environment 

assessments, crisis intervention, case 

management services, after care follow-up, 

referral services, consulting/educational 

services and tribal youth program. Mental 

health services include adults/youth/family, 

depression, stress/anger, anxiety, family 

violence, ADD/ADHD, AIDS/HIV, alcohol/ 

drug use, smoking/tobacco and wellness. 

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Seminole Nation of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 1498 

Wewoka, OK 74884 

405-257-7200 

www.seminolenation.com 


Older Americans Program 

405-257-6981 


Child Care 

405-257-2676 


405-382-3762 

Offering services to both native and nonnative 

victims of domestic violence, sexual 

assault, stalking and/or dating violence. 

Family Services 

405-257-7266 

Assistance to low income households or tribal 

households experiencing temporary hardship 

utilizing both federal and tribal funds. 

Headstart 

405-382-4106 


405-257-7281 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Seminole 

Lighthorse Police Department 

405-382-4302 


405-257-6257 

Tribal Courts 

405-303-2251 

Tribal Youth 

405-303-2755 


Higher Education 

405-257-5080 

Job Placement 

405-382-4009 

Food 


405-382-3900 

Federal program that provides commodity 

foods to low-income households, including the 

elderly, those living on Indian reservations, 

and to Native American families residing in 

designated areas near reservations and in 

Oklahoma. 

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405-382-2265 

Diabetes 

405-382-3761 

Dialysis Center 

405-382-9809 



405-257-6604 



23701 S. 655 Road 

Grove, OK 74344 

918-787-5452 

www.sctribe.com 


Child Care & Development Fund 

918-787-5452 ext. 23 

Seminole 

Domestic Violence Services, Sexual 

Assault, Stalking and Dating Violence 

Assistance 

918-787-5452 ext. 36 

Provides advocacy services, emergency 

shelter assistance, referral service, protective 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Seneca-Cayuga 

order assistance, rape response at all 

area hospitals, resume writing, career and 

education services, support groups, police/ 

court assistance, and transitional housing 

assistance for victims of domestic violence, 

dating violence, stalking and sexual assault. 


Mental Health 

888-313-6609 

Loss, grief, depression, anger management, 

anxiety, co-occurring disorders, AA/NA 

support groups. 


888-313-6609 


888-313-6609 

Individual and family counseling, addiction 

assessments, HIV education. detox, primary 

treatment, inpatient treatment and aftercare 

services. 


Seneca-Cayuga Housing Assistance 

Program (NAHASDA) Career Resource 

Center 

23701 S. 655 Rd. 


918-787-6803 

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Seneca-Cayuga 

Housing assistance programs are income 

based and available to tribal members 

residing in a 50-mile radius of the Miami, 

Okla., Tribal Offce and other Native 

Americans residing within the Seneca- 

Cayuga Reservation boundaries. Priority is 

given to Seneca-Cayuga tribal members. 

Residential Energy Assistance 

Challenge Option Program (REACH) 

Career Resource Center 

23701 S. 655 Rd. 


918-787-6803 

Provides home improvements to homeowners 

to assist in making the home more energy 

effcient. Income based program available 

to tribal members residing within a 50-mile 

radius of the Miami, Okla., Tribal Offce and 

other Native Americans residing within the 

Seneca-Cayuga Reservation boundaries. 

Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 

29 S. Hwy. 69A 


918-542-2441 918-560-6198 

www.shawnee-tribe.com 


Child Care and Development Fund 

Program 

918-542-2441 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Shawnee 


Post-Secondary Education Assistance 

Program 

918-542-2441 


Pequot Pharmaceutical Discount 

Program 

800-342-5779 

Thlopthlocco Tribe 

P.O. Box 188 

Okemah, OK 74859 

918-560-6198 


Elders Program 

Assists individuals 65 or older with needs. 

Call for requirements and eligibility criteria. 


Burial Assistance Program 

Assists individuals with burial costs. Call for 

requirements and eligibility criteria. 

Child Care Development Funds 

Assists with child care costs. Call for 


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Thlopthlocco 

Emergency Assistance Program 

Assists individuals who are facing a bona 

fde emergency. Call for requirements and 

eligibility criteria. 


Assists families during emergencies with 

a current ICW court case, obtain family 

stabilization, or with acute medical expenses. 


Legal Rights Fund 

Assists individuals with legal costs. Call for 


Safe and Stable Families Program 

Assists families during emergencies obtain 

family stabilization and offers assistance 

with costs related to acute medical expenses. 

Assistance is given on a case-by-case basis. 



Educational Support Program 

Assists children kindergarten through 12th 

grade with school clothing and supplies and 

assists high school seniors with related costs. 


Higher Education Program 

Assistance for fulltime and part-time higher 

education. Call for requirements and 


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Tribes

Tribes 

Thlopthlocco 


Tribal Utility Assistance 

Assists individuals with utilities. Call for 




Assists individuals with heating and cooling 

costs along with emergency assistance. Call 

for requirements and eligibility criteria. 

CITGO Energy 

Assists individuals with heating assistance. 


Motor Fuels Program 

Assists individuals with medical, dental or 

vision expenses. Call for requirements and 


Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma 

1 Rush Buffalo Rd. 

Tonkawa, OK 74653 

580-628-2561 

www.tonkawatribe.com 


Child Care 

580-628-2561 ext. 120 

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580-628-2561 ext .122 


580-628-7020 



580-628-5301 

United Keetoowah Band 

of Cherokee Indians in 


P.O. Box 746 


918-456-9200 

www.keetoowahcherokee.org 


Elder Nutrition Program 

918-456-8698 

Provides daily meal services and provides 

meals on wheels services for homebound 

elders. 

Elder Services 

918-456-8698 

Financial assistance to elderly members 

distributed each summer and winter. $200 

per elder. 

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Tonkawa 

Tribes

Tribes 

United Ketoowah Band-Cherokee 

Oklahoma Helping Hands Elder 

Services 

Program provides respite care assistance for 

disabled tribal members. 


Child Care 

918-431-9998 

Health and Human Services 

918-456-8698 

Provides utility assistance to low-income 

families, medical, vision, dental, emergency 

medical travel, burial, medical disability 

assistance and crisis intervention assistance. 

Priority is given to elderly tribal members 

age 55 and up. 


800-794-6514 

Keetoowah Cherokee Environmental 

Protection Agency 

Water testing services, environmental 

education and awareness seminars. Monitors 

local water bodies to protect the quality of 

the water sources. 

Tribal Victims Assistance 

800-794-6514 

Counseling and advocates for victims of 

violent crimes. Designed to provide and 

promote safe and stable living conditions. 

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United Ketoowah Band-Cherokee 

Available to tribal members and their 

children. 



918-456-8698 

Services include tuition assistance for college 

and technical students, high school expenses 

and elementary education expenses. 

Financial assistance to exclusive tribal 

members. Call for eligibility details. 



918-431-1808 

Assistance including emergency rehab, rental 

assistance, mortgage assistance and home 

ownership assistance. 

Wichita and Affliated Tribes 

of Oklahoma 

P.O. Box 729 


405-247-2425 

www.wichitatribe.com 



405-247-8621 405-247-8626 

Program provides child care assistance to 

families residing Caddo, Grady, Oklahoma 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Wichita 

and Comanche (Lawton only) counties. Call 

for program eligibility requirements. 

Family Violence Prevention 

405-247-2425 ext. 130 

Assists families and individuals with 

establishing a safe environment by 

providing assistance with shelter, relocation, 

transportation and essential needed items. 

Referrals provided for individual counseling 

and/or legal counseling to obtain emotional 

and mental support. Program cannot 

discriminate against non-tribal members. 

Juvenile Services Program (JSP) 

405-247-2425 ext. 125 

Provides preventative services to enrolled 

Wichita youth who are considered at-risk of 

entering the juvenile justice system and who 

have not yet exceeded 18 years of age. 


405-247-2425 ext. 127 

Provides at risk families, based on needs, 

with various types of services, such as 

referrals for counseling and assistance in 

crisis situations. 

Social Services Programs 

405-247-2425 ext .130 

Tribal Victim’s Assistance Program 

405-247-2425 ext. 503 

Assists tribal victims of domestic violence, 

survivors of homicide, elder abuse, gang 

violence, victims of drug and alcohol, 

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victims or arson, child abuse, burglary, etc. 

Available to tribes within the service area: 

Kiowa, Apache, Comanche, Delaware, 

Wichita, Caddo and Ft. Sill Apache. 


Wichita 


405-247-8657 

Assistance with eye glasses, prescriptions and 

operation maintenance (plumbing and water 

testing). Call for details as to eligibility 

requirements. 

Mental Health and Chemical 

Dependency 

405-247-2425 ext. 150 

Chemical dependency services are provided 

by the program counselor and mental health 

services are by referral to qualifed mental 

health professional. 

Wyandotte Nation 

64700 E. Hwy. 60 


800-256-2539 

www.wyandotte-nation.org 


Wyandotte Nation Elder Services 

64730 E. Hwy. 60 


918-678-2297 ext. 227 

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Tribes

Tribes 

Wyandotte 

Health Screenings, Title VI senior lunch, 

caregiver program, senior activities, nutrition. 


Wyandotte Nation Education 

Department 

64790 E. Hwy. 60 


Scholarships, job training, Workforce 

Investment Act (WIA), preschool, library, 

adult education, childcare, after school 

program. 


Bearskin Healthcare Clinic and 


1 Turtle Dr. 


918-678-2282 

Services include medical, dental, vision, 

pharmacy, contract health, diabetes clinic, 

substance abuse, counseling, mental health 

services, ftness, exercise. 


Wyandotte Nation Housing Authority 

64790 E. Hwy. 60 


918-678-2297 ext. 239 

Housing programs, student housing 

assistance, housing improvements, well-septic 

construction. 

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SERVICES 



Cherokee Elder Care 

918-453-5554 

http://eldercare.cherokee.org 





Programs 

580-331-2351 580-331-2350 


Assisted Living Beneft Program 



580-795-9790 

Provides assisted living benefts to qualifed 

individuals by directly paying a state 

licensed assisted living facility of your choice. 




580-436-7216 




requirements. 

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Services

Services 

Aging/Elder 



580-436-7216 

Provides congregate and home-bound 

meals to qualifed Native Americans. Senior 

centers provide health monitoring, social 

events, classes and group activities. Call for 



Division on Aging 

405-247-2448 

Nutrition services, nutrition and health 

education and supportive services. 

Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 

Agency on Aging (AOA) Caregiver Program 

866-674-3786 


Elder Care 

866-978-1352 

Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma 


580-588-2298 

Provides meals and general assistance. Call 




580-654-2109 

Provides meals to the elderly along with 

information, transportation assistance and 

advocacy. 

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Aging/Elder 


Elder Beneft Program 

918-542-1445 

Reimbursement to tribal member elders 65 

years and older, up to $250 per fscal year 

for out-of-pocket medical expenses. 

Osage Nation 

Senior Services Front Desk 

918-287-5457 888-883-3610 





918-762-4042 

Senior nutritional meals and nutrition services, 

supportive and supplemental services, respite 

care and caregiver outreach program. 


Older Americans Program 

405-257-6981 


Elders Program 

918-560-6198 

Assists individuals 65 or older with needs. 


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Services

Services 

Aging/Elder 

United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee 

Indians in Oklahoma 

Elder Nutrition Program 

918-456-8698 

Provides daily meal services and provides 

meals on wheels services for homebound 

elders. 



Elder Services 

918-456-8698 

Financial assistance to elderly members 

distributed each summer and winter. $200 

per elder. 




Services 

918-456-9200 

Provides respite care assistance for disabled 

tribal members. 

Wyandotte Nation Elder Services 

64730 E. Hwy. 60 


918-678-2297 ext. 227 

Health screenings, Title VI senior lunch, 

caregiver program, senior activities, nutrition. 

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Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 

Indians 




405-275-4030 

Assists clients who are involved with state or 

tribal child welfare and those who are at 

serious high risk of removal of their children 

from their custody to state or tribal custody. 

Call for eligibility requirements 


Indians 

Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault 

Program 

405-275-4030 

Assists victims of domestic violence and 

sexual assault with victim advocacy, 

emotional support, court advocacy, 

housing and utility assistance, referral and 

shelter placement assistance, along with a 

transitional housing program. Call for more 

information. 


Indians 


405-481-6050 405-275-4030 ext. 193 

Programs that focus on youth ages 12- 

18 with topics of leadership, drug and 

alcohol abuse, dating violence, gang 

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Services

Services 

Children & Family 

prevention, tobacco, teen pregnancy, truancy 

and education. Youth activities include 

youth camps, tribal youth council and an 

after school program. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town of 



405-452-3987 

Assists families in crisis. 


Bright Futures - Truancy Prevention Program 

918-822-2807 918-457-9609 



888-458-6230 

www.cherokeekids.net 


Healing to Wellness Court Program 

(HTWCP) 

918-207-4908 918-207-4959 

Serves Cherokee youth ages 13-17 who 

are affected by alcohol or drugs through 

a system of services designed to bring the 

youth, family and community into harmony. 

Available in Adair and Cherokee Counties. 

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405-422-7694 877-218-7004 




405-422-7692 



Emergency Youth Shelter 

405-262-9024 



Head Start 

405-422-7635 




405-422-1173 




Recreation, Exercise & Sports for the 

Elders and Children of Our Tribes 

(RESPECT) 

800-247-4612 

Multifaceted program with core activities 

(recreation, exercise, and sports) and other 

components, such as wellness, education and 

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Services

Services 


leadership. Building character, citizenship, 

identity and self-esteem, and improving 

academics. 


Burial Assistance 

580-436-7216 

Provides burial assistance to eligible Native 

Americans residing in the Chickasaw Nation. 



Burial Supplement Assistance Program 



580-795-9790 

Provides assistance for funeral expenses up 

to a maximum of $2,500. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Car Seat Safety Program 

580-436-7216 

Provides car seat safety information and 

car seats to qualifed individuals. all for 






580-795-9790 

Program provides fve areas of service for 

the caregiver, including respite care. all for 


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Chepota Apisi Chi Li 

580-436-7216 

Foster Care and Adoption Program assists 

individuals in fostering and/or adopting 

tribal and state custody children. Call for 




Program 

2125 N. Broadway 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Provides resources and support programs 

for Native American families including home 

visitation focusing on parenting education 

and skills, child development and screenings, 

respite care, support groups and baby 

bucks to purchase items for baby. Pregnant 

women after 28 weeks of pregnancy in frst 

pregnancy or anytime if not frst pregnancy. 



Chickasaw Children’s Village 

1185 Village Rd. 

Kingston, OK 73439 

580-564-3060 

A residential and educational care facility 

for Native American children 1st through 

12th grade. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Services

Services 



Child Care Assistance Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-0128 

Provides child care assistance to Native 

American families who are working or going 

to school. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Child Care Development Center 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-0128 

Provides long-term positive differences in 

the lives of children by focusing on the total 

development of the child. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Child Support Services 

580-436-3419 

Paternity establishment, investigation, 

enforcement, Tribal Enforcement Payment 

Project (TEPP), and mediation. Native 

American children who are eligible for 

enrollment with a federally recognized tribe, 

whose absent parent is Native American 

or employed by a tribe, or families with a 

divorce or child support order from a tribal 

court. 

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Child Welfare Program 

24-Hour Statewide Child Abuse Hotline 

1-800-522-3511 

Advocates for and protects children who 

have been removed from their home due to 

neglect, physical, sexual, or emotional abuse. 

Tribal social workers provide prevention 

services, advocacy, and assist in the family 

reunifcation process. Children must be Native 

American and removed or at risk or removal 

from home and/or their parents or legal 

guardians. 


Drug Court Support Services 

125 S. Broadway 

Ada, OK 74820 

580 272-5170 



580-226-4821 ext. 43 

Provides information for career development, 

educational needs, housing, children’s 

services, family counseling, crisis intervention 

services, advocacy, general referrals and 

case management. Chickasaw citizens who 

are participating in drug court and their 

extended family in the Chickasaw Nation 

Service Area. Applicants must present a 

Chickasaw citizenship card or CDIB. 

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Services

Services 





Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Family Preservation Manager ext. 60430 

Program provides crisis prevention and 

reunifcation services for Native American 

families. Provides home visitation, monetary 

assistance, transportation for specifc needs, 

referrals, parenting education, budgeting 

and life skills, advocacy and supportive 

services. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Foster Care/Adoption 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Provides care for Native American children 

placed into tribal or state custody. Call for 



Indian Child Welfare Service 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5550 

Program advocates for and protects children 

who have been removed from their home 

due to neglect, physical, sexual or emotional 

abuse. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Justice Department 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-7233 

Provides legal services to divisions or 

departments within the Chickasaw Nation. 



Juvenile Justice Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-7233 

Monitors, provides counseling, and supervises 

Native American juvenile offenders involved 

in the Chickasaw Nation District Court. Call 



Offce of Violence Prevention 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5580 



580-226-4821 

Crisis intervention, advocacy services, safety 

planning, emergency shelter, protection 

orders and legal advocacy, domestic 

violence education, referrals to community 

resources, transportation, emotional support, 

encouragement, housing/relocation costs, 

case management, counseling services, and 

career development services. 

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Services

Services 



Peaceful Heart Home 

580-272-5580 580-226-4821 

A domestic violence shelter for Native 

American women and children offering 

housing up to 30 days, 24-hour staffng, 

food, clothing, Chickasaw elder volunteers, 

personal enrichment activities, advocacy, 

emotional support, counseling, career 

development and social service referrals. 


Veterans Program 

301 W Main St., Ste. 604 


580-436-7216 

Provides outreach services to tribal 

veterans and assists with the acquisition 

of veterans’ benefts and services from 

the Veterans Administration and other 

veterans’ organizations. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Youth Services 

580-310-6620 

Activities include boys and girls clubs, camps 

and events, clothing grant, leadership, 

martial arts and recreation. Call for 


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Youth Services Clothing Grant 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5585 

Provides students a $200 Visa gift card each 

school year to purchase school clothing. Call 



Adolescent Family Life Project 

877-285-6893 580-326-7758 

Comprehensive and integrated services to 

reduce repeat pregnancies, improve health 

outcomes for mother and infant, increase 

healthy parenting skills, provide opportunities 

for education and job training, and increase 

healthy relationship skills. Native American 

pregnant and parenting teens under 19 

years of age, their infants, male partners 

and families who reside in the county service 

area of the Choctaw Nation are eligible. 



580-924–8280 

Offers parents a broad range of child care 

providers, including day care centers, family 

child care providers, sectarian organizations 

and relatives. The child must be a member 

of a federally recognized Indian tribe and 

reside within the boundaries of the Choctaw 

Nation. Both parents must be employed 

or attending school. Eligibility is based on 

family size and family income. 

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Services

Services 



Clothing Allowance 

580-924–8280 

One-time payment to post high school 

students who have completed their frst 

semester of higher education with passing 

grades and who meet requirements. 



Program 

580-924–8280 

Services are taken directly to the community 

and assistance is given there where families 

are more comfortable. 


Family Caregivers Program 

800-522-6170 ext. 2202 

Information on existing services, assistance 

with access of services, individual counseling 

or support, group for caregivers, respite 

services for brief relief from responsibilities 

and supplemental support. 



580-924–8280 

Clients must reside within the boundaries 

of the Choctaw Nation and meet other 

eligibility requirements as to income 

resources and other criteria required by the 

federal regulations. 

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Veterans Advocacy 

800-522-6170 ext. 4163 

Assists Native American veterans with fling 

claims for service connected compensation 

and pension claims with the VA as well as 

obtaining copies of medical, personnel and 

other military 

records. 


Youth Sports Camps 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 

Sports camps for youth each summer. Golf, 

basketball, baseball and softball. 


Child Development Center 

405-878-4861 

Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m 


Clothing Assistance 

405-878-4831 

Aids survivors and their children of family 

violence no matter their race or sex. 



405-878-4831 

Parenting sessions, home-based services, 

court advocacy, case management, family 

crisis assistance, respite care and referrals 

to other needed services. The program 

is family-focused and receives referrals 

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Services

Services 


from ICW, CPS, Social Services, and other 

agencies in the tribe and the community. 


Family Violence Program 

405-878-4831 

Assistance to persons of any age who fnd 

themselves in a volatile situation. Assists in 

addressing crisis assistance needs, court 

advocacy, preventive services and referrals 

to appropriate support services. 


FireLodge Tribal Youth Program 

405-878-4831 800-880-9880 

Prevention services with a focus on alcohol, 

drugs, life skills, and school success for youth 

ages 12 to 17. 


Caregivers Program 

580-492-3282 405-492-3283 

Available to Native Americans 60 years or 

older or grandparents 60 years or older 

raising grandchildren under 18 years old. 

Call for eligibility details. 


Family Assistance Center 

580-492-3590 

A temporary safe haven for women and 

their children in need of shelter from abusive 

situations. 

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580-492-3360 



Family and Social Services 

405-247-2448 ext 1153 

Clothing, food, utilities, health, education, 

child care, energy assistance (LIHEAP), 

emergency assistance, burial assistance and 

community services block grant program. 


Children and Family 

866-978-1352 

After School Program, Children’s Pow Wow, 

Child Care Development Fund. 



866-978-1352 




Caregiver Assistance 

580-588-2298 

Education and support services for 

individuals who are taking care of their 

loved ones. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Services

Services 




580-588-2298 

Day care assistance. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Clothing Stipend 

580-588-2298 

Assistance for children’s clothing 18 and 

younger. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Family Violence Prevention Program 

580-588-2298 

Assistance for victims of sexual assault, 

domestic violence and stalking. 



580-588-2298 

Assistance to children and families who are 

involved in the child welfare tribal or state 

system. 



580-588-2298 

General assistance and LIHEAP energy 

assistance. all for eligibility requirements. 

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Early Childhood Department 

405-547-2402 ext. 269 

Early head start, early head start expectant 

families program, child care programs and 

assistance. 



Services 

405-547-4234 ext. 236 


Sexual Assault Services 

405-547-4234 ext. 235 



405-547-2402 ext. 492 

Monday - Thursday 3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Children 15-17 years eligible for a mentor, 

tutor and substance abuse prevention. 

Kaw Nation 

Domestic Violence Program 

400 E. Central, Suite 306 


580-762-4477 

After hours 580-399-7191 

Services are provided and only eligible 

to victims who provide proof of Native 

American status by presenting their CDIB or 

tribal affliation card at the initial meeting. 

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Services

Services 


Kaw Nation 

Kanza Child Care Center 

101 Charles Curtis Ln. 


580-362-4114 

Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p. m. 

Subsidized care available to all Native 

Americans who live in Kay County. Assistance 

is available for parents who are working or 

in school or training. Enrollment is open to 

children from 6 weeks to 13 years of age. 

Kaw Nation 


580-269-1186 

Burial assistance, emergency transportation/ 

medical, emergency utility assistance, 

emergency utility deposit assistance, 

eyeglass, denture and hearing aid program, 

general assistance. 


Child Support 

405-964-2693 405-964-2694 


Child Care Center 

405-964-2063 



405-964-5426 

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405-964-4219 


Tribal Court 

405-964-4136 


Tribal Police 

405-964-6129 



Caregiver Support 

580-654-2349 

Assists individuals caring for their loved ones 

providing support groups, education and 

counseling. 


Child Care 

405-247-8856 

Provides child care assistance for children 

who are a member of the Kiowa tribe, 

income eligible, and live within the Kiowa 

service area. 


Head Start 

580-654-1528 

Provides early childhood education through 

center and home-based services with center 

locations in Lawton, Carnegie and Anadarko. 

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Services

Services 




580-654-2349 






580-654-1454 

Assists families and individuals in need 

through direct assistance, LIHEAP energy 

assistance, general assistance and a burial 

program. 



918-542-1445 

Provides training and respite care to elders 

who care for a loved one in the home on a 

24-hour basis. 



Program 



918-540-9389 




(PSSF) 

918-542-1445 

Promotes the family unit, identifes children at 

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risk and assists parents in need of parenting 

skills. 



918-542-1445 

Contact tribal offce for more information. 


Tribal Youth Skills Program 

918-542-1445 

Peer group of high school students receiving 

assistance preparing children for adulthood. 


Child Care and Development Program 

918-542-7890 


Family Preservation Services 

918-542-1190 

School related services for K-12 students. 

Special education, tutoring services and 

classroom materials. Provides $500 twice a 

year for clothing. 


Child Care 

2010 N. Miami 


918-732-7680 800-205-3705 


Child care assistance, community outreach 

program and child development centers. 

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Services 




918-732-7869 800-482-1979 

Services include ICW, promoting safe and 

stable families, family violence prevention 

programs, and adult protective services. 


School Clothing 

918-549-2478 





918-549-2445 


assistance program, BIA burial assistance 






Osage Nation 

24-Hour Crisis Line 

866-897-4747 

Osage Nation 

Child Care/ Daycare Program 

918-287-5306 

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Osage Nation 


Counseling Center 

918-287-5422 

Osage Nation 


918-287-5595 

Osage Nation 

Social Services Agency 

918-287-5335 




918-762-3873 

Preventative casework, intervention, family 

reunifcation, adoption and permanent 

placement, counseling/referral services, 

advocacy and monitoring of court cases in 

State and Tribal systems. 


Pawnee National Learning Center 



918-762-3007 

Childcare for infants ages 8 weeks through 

school age children, including after school 

care. Full time care is available for school 

age children during school holidays and 

summer breaks. 

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and Resource Program 

918-762-3873 

24-Hour Helpline 1-800-624-3020 

24/Hour Local 918-399-3310 


The mission is to prevent or lessen the impacts 

of domestic violence, dating violence, 

sexual assault and stalking by providing 

initial response services, crisis intervention, 

and safety planning and advocacy, 

transportation for direct services, such as 

safety shelter, sexual assault response and 

advocacy, individual and group counseling, 

legal assistance, supervised visitation services 

and transitional housing. 

Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma 

Child Care Development Program 

918-540-2535 800-259-9987 



Supplies/School Clothes 

918-540-2535 

Contact tribe for further details and 

application process. 


Adult Protective Services 

918-674-2522 

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918-674-2522 



918-674-2522 



888-648-4724 


Tribal Court 

918-542-1853 ext 234 



Family Violence 

800-404-3189 918-968-3901 

Services include emergency shelter, including 

transportation, emergency necessities, 

emergency clothing, legal advocates and 

initial utility deposits. Referral to services 

include counseling, substance abuse 

prevention programs, nutrition, disease 

prevention, exercise, parenting skills, 

employment training, educational services. 


Child Care 

405-257-2676 

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Services 




405-382-3762 

Services for both native and non-native 

victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, 

stalking, and/or dating violence. 


Family Services 

405-257-7266 

Provides assistance to low income households 

or tribal households experiencing temporary 

hardship utilizing both federal and tribal 

funds. 


Headstart 

405-382-4106 



405-257-7281 


Lighthorse Police Department 

405-382-4302 



405-257-6257 


Tribal Courts 

405-303-2251 

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Tribal Youth 

405-303-2755 


Seneca-Cayuga Nation of Oklahoma 

Child Care & Development Fund 

918-787-5452 ext. 23 



Assault, and Stalking and Dating 

Violence Assistance 

918-787-5452 ext. 36 

Provides advocacy services, emergency 

shelter assistance, referral service, protective 

order assistance, rape response at all 

area hospitals, resume writing, career and 

education services, support groups, police/ 

court assistance, and transitional housing 

assistance for victims of domestic violence, 

dating violence, stalking and sexual assault 



Program 

918-542-2441 


Burial Assistance Program 

918-560-6198 

Assists individuals with burial costs. Call for 


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Services 



Child Care Development Funds 

918-560-6198 

Assists with child care costs. Call for 



Emergency Assistance Program 

918-560-6198 

Assists individuals who are facing a bona 

fde emergency. Call for requirements and 




918-560-6198 

Assists families during emergencies with 

a current ICW court case obtain family 

stabilization or with acute medical expenses. 



Legal Rights Fund 

918-560-6198 

Assists individuals with legal costs. Call for 



Safe and Stable Families Program 

918-560-6198 

Assists families during emergencies obtain 

family stabilization and offers assistance 

with costs related to acute medical expenses. 

Assistance is given on a case-by-case basis. 


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Child Care 

580-628-2561 ext. 120 


Tribal Victim’s Assistance Program 

405-247-2425 ext. 503 

Assists tribal victims of domestic violence, 

survivors of homicide, elder abuse, gang 

violence, victims of drug and alcohol, victims 

or arson, child abuse, burglary, etc. Eligible 

to all seven tribes within the service area 

inclusive of the Kiowa, Apache, Comanche, 

Delaware, Wichita, Caddo and Ft. Sill 

Apache. 



Child Care 

918-431-9998 



Health and Human Services 

918-456-8698 

Provides utility assistance to low-income 

families, medical, vision, dental, emergency 

medical travel, burial, medical disability 

assistance and crisis intervention assistance. 

Priority is given to elderly tribal members 

age 55 and up. 

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800-794-6514 




Protection Agency 

918-456-9200 

Water testing services, environmental 

education and awareness seminars. Monitors 

local water bodies to protect the quality of 

the water sources. 



Tribal Victims Assistance 

800-794-6514 

Counseling and advocacy for victims of 

violent crimes. Available to tribal members 

and their children to provide and promote 

safe and stable living conditions. 

Wichita and Affliated Tribes of 



405-247-8621 405-247-8626 

Provides child care assistance to families 

residing in Caddo, Grady, Oklahoma and 

Comanche (Lawton only) counties. Call for 

program eligibility requirements. 

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405-247-2425 ext. 130 

Assists families and individuals with 

establishing a safe environment by 

providing assistance with shelter, relocation, 

transportation and essential needed items. 

Clients are provided referrals for individual 

counseling and/or legal counseling to obtain 

emotional and mental support. Program does 

not discriminate against non-tribal members. 



Juvenile Services program (JSP) 

405-247-2425 ext. 125 

Provides preventative services to enrolled 

Wichita youth who are considered at-risk of 

entering the juvenile justice system and who 

are under are 18. 




405-247-2425 ext. 127 

Provides at risk families, based on needs, 

with services such as referrals for counseling 

and crisis situations. 

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Services 




Social Services Programs 

405-247-2425 ext .130 



Indians 


Assistance 

405-275-4030 

Helps fund summer school, academic trips, 

concurrent enrollment, remedial classes, ACT/ 

SAT college entrance exams, correspondence 

classes, driver’s education class, tutoring, 

athletic expenses, special needs programs 

and other academic programs upon 

approval. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Indians 


405-878-4723 405-275-1468 

Direct Employment Assistance (DEA) and 

Workforce Investment Act (WIA). Call for 



Adult Learning Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Provides academic assistance to adults 

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who have dropped out of high school and 

want to complete their General Equivalency 

Development (GED) diploma. all for 



Arts in Education 

P.O. Box 1548 

Ada, OK 74821 

580-272-5520 

Programs include After School Arts Program, 

Chickasaw Children’s Choir, Teacher In- 

Service Training and Native American/ 

Cultural Classroom Instruction. Call for 



Career Development Initiative 

P.O. Box 1548 

Ada, OK 74821 

580-272-5085 





Career Technology Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Provides assistance to citizens who want 

to further their education by attending 

accredited vocational or technical schools 

and other private training facilities. Call for 


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Services 



Chickasaw Employment Program 

580-436-7216 

Provides employment opportunities on 

a temporary basis. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Chickasaw Foundation Scholarships 

110 W. 12th St. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-9030 

Provides educational assistance for students 

who demonstrate excellence in academics, 

community service, dedication to Native 

America and a commitment to learning. Call 



Chickasaw Foundation Upward Bound 

580-371-9903 

Serves students from disadvantaged 

backgrounds by providing them with skills 

needed for success in post-secondary 

education. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Chickasha Holitoplichi Honors Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

This program rewards continuing education 

and good grades. Programs include 

incentive continuing education, incentive 

degree completion, graduation stoles, 

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and graduation watch. Call for program 

information and eligibility criteria. 


Chickasaw Honor Club 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Provides an added incentive for students 

to strive for academic excellence. Call 

for program information and eligibility 

requirements. 


Chickasaw Reading Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists children by providing books to 

encourage reading. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Fast Track GED Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

This program allows Chickasaw citizens to 

prepare for GED testing through an online 

Internet service during a four-month period. 


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Services 



Graduation Assistance 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists college graduates with caps, gowns, 

invitations, and other expenses incurred with 

graduating. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Head Start 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists in early childhood development 

with center locations in Ada, Ardmore, 

Sulphur and Tishomingo. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 



Scholarships 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Program includes clothing scholarship, 

general scholarship, governor’s and 

legislator’s scholarships, higher education 

grant , Inter-tribal council of the fve civilized 

tribes Johnson-O’Malley scholarship, lifetime 

scholarship, millennium scholarship and 

textbook grant. 

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Offce of Career Services 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-7294 

Program helps Chickasaw citizens and other 

Native Americans prepare for and obtain 

quality jobs through necessary information 

and training. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Re-Entry Transitional Employment 

39 N. Washington St. 


580-222-2842 





Road to Work Services 


Ada, OK 74820 

800-492-2115 

Provides transportation to and from work for 

qualifying Native Americans and the general 

public. Call for eligibility requirements. 


School to Work Program 

2020 Arlington, Suite 4 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-559-0815 

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Services 


4915 W. Broadway 


580-222-2839 

Program provides opportunity to pursue 

higher education full time while receiving 

full-time pay/benefts. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


School Age Program 


Ada, OK 73401 

580-272-5398 

Provided June-August, this program allows 

children ages 4-9 to experience exciting 

activities through feld trips, park days and 

special events. Children enjoy arts and crafts, 

theater productions, storytelling, music and 

dance, community service projects, scientifc 

projects and more. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Summer Youth Program 

580-436-7216 

Provides workforce training and experience 

to encourage productive work and behavior 

patterns in youths for a variety of careers. 





Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

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Programs assist people with disabilities in 

being able to return to the workplace. Call 



Higher Education Scholarships 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 


Head Start 

580-924–8280 

Head Start is directed toward economically 

disadvantaged families having children ages 

three to fve years old. All nationalities are 

served, with preference given to Native 



Jones Academy 

918-297-2518 888-767-2518 

Native American residential learning center 

for elementary and secondary school age 

children. 


Relocation Assistance 

580-924–8280 

Provides assistance to relocate to start a 

new, permanent job. 


Vocational Development 

580-924–8280 

Assistance to obtain educational training. The 

courses must be BIA approved in accredited 

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Services 


colleges or at Oklahoma State Tech. Training 

is also offered in any full-time courses at 

all Kiamichi Area Technology Centers. The 

program does not pay for short-term or night 

classes and participant must be a full-time 

student. 


Vocational Rehabilitation Program 

580-326-8304 877-285-6893 

Helps disabled Native Americans obtain 

vocational training and gainful employment. 



Center 

216 SE “J” Ave. 


580-250-1561 

403 E. Evans 


580-588-3114 


Student Services 

580-492-3278 

Available to K-12 students to meet basic 

back to school needs. Availability to enrolled 

children with a CDIB card and completed 

application. Call for more details. 

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584 NW Bingo Rd 


580-492-4349 


Comanche Nation College 

1608 SW 9th St. 


580-591-0203 

www.cnc.cc.ok.us 


Economic Development 

405-247-2448 

Small business assistance. 



Educational Assistance 

405-247-2448 

Programs include school supply vouchers, 

education assistance, athletic assistance 

application, academic achievement award 

and driver’s education assistance. 


Higher Education Programs 

405-247-2448 

Higher education programs include Pell 

ineligible incentive program, college fnancial 

assistance program, lenape wise program, 

lenape wik-a-wam program adult vocational 

program, and trust fund higher education 

scholarship. 

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Services

Services 




405-247-2448 

Assists American Indians with disabilities 

in fnding employment and educational 

opportunities. Rehabilitation needs include 

counseling, guidance services, assistive 

devices, mental restoration, physical 

restoration, evaluations and vocational 

training. 



580-588-2298 

Higher education and vocational assistance. 



Job Placement and Training Assistance 

580-588-2298 

Assistance with job training and placement. 


Kaw Nation 

Educational Services 

580-269-1186 

Kaw Nation higher education grant program, 

academic scholarship program, graduate 

program, adult vocational training program, 

adult education. 


Education 

405-964-5426 

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Head Start School 

405-964-3676 




580-654-2300 

Direct employment and vocational training 

assistance. 


Higher Education Department 

580-654-2300 

Provides higher education scholarships and a 

limited 20 percent education assistance. 


Special Needs Services 

918-542-1190 

Tutors, equipment and learning services. 


Education Offce 

918-542-1445 

Funding of scholarships, student loans, 

continuing education programs and career 

guidance counseling. 


Adult Education 

918-674-2522 


Direct Employment Program 

918-674-2522 

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Education 

918-542-1853 ext 211 


Higher Education 

405-257-5080 


Job Placement 

405-382-4009 



Program 

918-542-2441 


Educational Support Program 

918-560-6198 

Assists children kindergarten through 12th 

grade with school clothing and supplies and 

assists high school seniors with related costs. 



Higher Education Program 

918-560-6198 

Assistance for full-time and part-time 

higher education. Call for requirements and 


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918-456-8698 

Tuition assistance for college and technical 

students, high school expenses and 

elementary education expenses. Financial 

assistance to exclusive tribal members, call 

for eligibility details. 


Department 

64790 E. Hwy. 60 


Scholarships, job training, Workforce 

Investment Act, preschool, library, adult 

education, childcare, after school program. 

Food 




405-422-7873 


Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

888-436-7255 

Provides coupons for the purchase of fresh 

fruits and vegetables from authorized 

farmers’ markets and farm stands throughout 

the Chickasaw Nation. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

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Services

Services 

Food 




Ada, OK 74820 

888-436-7255 

Nutrition education and commodity foods 

are available through FDP grocery stores in 

nutrition centers in Ada, Ardmore and Purcell. 



Get Fresh! Nutrition Program 

229 W Seabrook Rd. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-5506 

Provides cooking classes and demonstrations, 

nutrition education and ftness guidance. 

Call for more information and eligibility 

requirements. 


WIC Programs 


Ada, OK 74820 

888-436-7255 

Women, infants and children may participate 

in supplemental food and nutrition education 

programs designed to improve the health 

of participants during critical stages of 

growth and development. Call for location 

information and eligibility requirements. 

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580-924-7773 800-522-6170 

Program participants receive approximately 

80 food items totaling 85 pounds of food 

per person in the household. Call for 

locations and eligibility requirements. 



580-492-3327 

Commodity distribution to low income Native 




405-964-2507 



405-964-2507 


Food Assistance 

580-654-2618 

Food distribution. 


Nutrition and Supportive Services 

918-542-1445 

Provides free meals and supportive services 

to Native Americans, their spouses and 

volunteers. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Food 

Services

Services 

Food 


MCN Food Distribution Program 



918-549-2401 800-482-1979 

Offce hours 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

Store hours 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

The store is closed the last two business days 

of the month for inventory. 

Osage Nation 


918-287-5428 





918-762-254 Fax 918-762-6463 

Provides commodity foods and other nutrition 

assistance to low income households, including 

the elderly, who reside in the Pawnee Food 

Distribution service area. 



405-382-3900 

Provides commodity foods to low-income 

households, including the elderly, living on 

Indian reservations, and to Native American 

families residing in designated areas near 

reservations and in Oklahoma. 

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Indians 

Health and Behavioral Health Services 

405-878-4716 

Promotes the wellbeing of the “whole 

person” within context of their culture 

including resource and referral services, crisis 

intervention, case management, counseling, 

support groups, school and community 

based services, I.O.P. treatment program 

for substance abuse, and drug and alcohol 

assessments. Call for eligibility requirements. 



Caddo Health Center Bldg. 


656-2344 ext. 220 

Hearing aids, dental work, prescriptions, 

medical bills, health equipment. 

Caddo Nation Injury Prevention 

405-656-2344 

Distributes smoke detectors, fre extinguishers 

and car seats to tribal members, fre safety 

education, car seat education, and water 

safety education to the Head Start children, 

and helps educate elderly clients about fall 

prevention. 

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Health 




Program (CADAP) 

405-656-9215 

Out-patient facility and providing outpatient 

counseling, outreach services, individual, 

group and family counseling, education, 

prevention activities for adults and youth, 

aftercare services and referral services. 


Home Health Services 

918-458-6102 888-281-6910 

www.cnhhs.org 


Hospice of the Cherokee 

918-458-5080 877-792-7372 

www.cnhhs.org 




800-687-0973 



Diabetes Wellness 

405-422-7723 

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Emergency Medical Services 

800-464-2410 




580-331-2370 



Vocational Rehab 

888-284-7725 


Behavioral Health Clinic 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4591 800-851-9136 ext. 

81851 



580-226-8181 877-242-4347 

Health 

901 E. 6th St. 


580-371-2361 877-240-2720 

Behavioral health, including counseling, 



elder abuse, domestic violence, suicide, and 



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Services 

Health 


Ada Family Practice Clinic 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-6260 


outpatient family practice medicine, including 

laboratory testing and X-ray. Call for 


Chickasaw Nation Health Clinic 

901 E. 6th Street 


580-371-2361 877-240-2720 



580-226-8181 877-242-4347 

1438 Hardcastle Blvd. 

Purcell, OK 73080 

405-527-4700 



580-920-2100 877-240-2725 

Appointment based clinics offering outpatient 

family practice medicine including dental, 

eye clinic, behavioral health, laboratory 

testing, X-ray pharmacy, WIC, and 


requirements. 

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(CHR) 

580-436-7216 

Provides patient advocacy, liaison between 

clients and tribal and community resources, 

patient education, health promotion, and 

disease prevention. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Dental Clinic 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4596 

Provides diagnosis and treatment of dental 

disease, preventive services, oral surgery, 

restorative procedures, prosthetics and 

pediatric orthodontics. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Health 


Denture Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2704 

Provides one pair of dentures every fve 

years, including ftting, adjustments, and 

repairs after removal of teeth by Chickasaw 

Nation dental clinic providers. Call for 


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Services 

Health 


Diabetes Care Centers 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4532 800-851-9136 

Provides medical, educational, nutritional, 

and exercise services to those who qualify. 

Additional services include specialized 

diabetes prevention program, foot care, 

retinal photography, dental hygiene and 

behavioral health. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Eyeglasses Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-559-0792 

This program provides an allowance toward 

one pair of eyeglasses every two years. Call 




Treatment and Recovery Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-332-6345 

Voluntary drug and alcohol treatment 

facility where participants receive a holistic 

treatment program to overcome addictions. 


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Hearing Aid Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2701 

Following an exam and evaluation, hearing 

aids may be provided every three years 

to eligible individuals. all for eligibility 

requirements. 


Medical Assistance Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2704 

Financial assistance for services not covered 

by existing tribal programs or other 

alternate resources to individuals who 

qualify. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Health 


Medication Assistance 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-272-2704 

Medication not carried in the tribal 

pharmacy may be provided by this program 

after being prescribed by a CNHS provider. 



Optometry 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4508 

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Services 

Health 

Provides examination, diagnosis and 

management of eye conditions. Call for 



Over-the-Counter Medications 



580-795-9790 

Provides over-the-counter medication at no 

cost. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Same-Day Clinic 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-436-3980 

Available on a walk-in basis for general 

medical conditions. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 



Chickasaw Citizens with Disabilities 

300 Rosedale Road 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-7711 

Assists those with special needs by providing 

a yearly reimbursement of up to $500 for 

participation in extra-curricular activities. 


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Behavioral Health Program 

918-567-7000 800-349-7026 

Individual counseling, group counseling, 

family counseling, social worker assistance, 

substance abuse counseling, child/partner 

abuse counseling, evaluation and testing, 

crisis intervention and suicide prevention. 

Eligibility requirements include having a CDIB 

card of a federally recognized Indian tribe 

and must live within the 10 1/ 2 counties in 

the Choctaw Nation boundaries. 



(CHR) 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 

Helps Choctaws and other Indians maintain 

the health of themselves and their families. 


Diabetes Wellness Center 

918-567-7000 800-349-7026 ext. 6673 

Treatment of diabetes and related illnesses 

and prevention through community education. 


Eyeglasses, Dentures and Hearing Aid 

Program 

580-924-8280 800-522-6170 

Provides eyeglasses, dentures and hearing 

aids to Choctaw Indians over the age of 55 

who possess a CDIB and live within the 10 

1/2 counties of the Choctaw Nation. 

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Services

Services 

Health 


Total Care Hospice 

580-931-3636 866-931-3636 

Hospice is a team approach in caring for 

a person with a terminal illness. The team 

consists of the nurse, aide, social worker, 

volunteer, clergy and the family. 


Hospitality House 

918-567-2300 

A facility that serves as a home for people 

with loved ones hospitalized at Talihina. 

Also for patients with long drives who want 

to spend the night for an early morning 

appointment. 


Mail Order Pharmacy 

918-567-7000 800-349-7026 

Provides prescription drugs through mail 

order for all Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma 

for tribal members living both inside and 

outside of the tribal boundaries. 


Recovery Center 

918-567-2389 

A specialized treatment center for the 

rehabilitation of chemically dependent 

individuals and their families. Eligibility 

requirements include males and females 18 

years of age or older, must possess a CDIB 

card, be in good physical health, have a 

diagnosis which indicates a primary problem 

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with alcohol, other drugs and/or substance. 

Court referrals, given on a case-by-case 

basis, are given additional qualifying 

requirements. 



405-273-5236 



Dental 

405-273-5236 



Fire Lake Wellness Center 

405-878-4831 


Friday: 6:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 

Saturday 8:00 a.m. - Noon 

Private Native American wellness and ftness 

facility that embraces diabetic education, 

nutrition and exercise. Eligible to Citizen 

Potawatomi Nation Tribal Member and/or 

spouse, employee of the Citizen Potawatomi 

Nation, any Native American with a 

federally recognized tribal membership 

card. Must be over 18 years old. 



405-273-5236 

Cost-effective medical services for tribal 

members and other Native Americans in the 

service area. 

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Services

Services 

Health 


Diabetes Awareness 

580-492-6434 


Prescription Assistance 

580-492-6434 


Special Diabetes Program for Indians 

(SDIP) 

405-247-2448 

Assistance with diabetic supplies, eyeglasses, 

therapeutic shoes and dentures. 



866-978-1352 





580-588-2298 




within the service area. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Counseling Services 

405-547-4363 

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405-547-2473 



405-547-2473 


Perkins Family Clinic 



405-547-2473 

Monday - Wednesday & Friday 8:00 a.m. - 

5:00 p.m. 

Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 


Tribal Assistance 

405-547-2402 x 260 

Dental/ eyeglasses, hearing aids, school 

education incentives, burial assistance. 



405-547-2402 x 325 


Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 

Kaw Nation 

Kanza Health Center 

3151 E. River Rd. 


580-362-1039 

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Services

Services 

Health 

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Wednesday 8 a.m. - Noon 

Eligibility includes member of federally 

recognized tribe, must have CDIB card and 

by appointment only. No walk-ins. 



405-964-2618 


Health Clinic 

405-964-2081 



(CHR) 

580-654-2216 


medical appointments and delivery of 

medications to any tribal member living 

within the service area. 



Program (KADAP) 

405-247-9009 

Assessments, group meetings, outreach 

services, counseling, alcohol and drug 

education, prevention activities for youth 

and adults, referrals, court intervention and 

aftercare services. 

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918-542-1445 

Outreach, prevention and after care 

services, intake/ screening services and 

counseling through referrals. 


Eye Glasses and Hearing aids 

918-542-1190 

$250 per fscal year per Modoc tribal 

member. 


Division of Health 

918-756-4333 800-782-8291 

Comprehensive health services for eligible 

persons. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Osage Nation 


Program 

918-762-3686 

Osage Nation Counseling Center 

918-287-5422 800-411-8526 

Osage Nation TASC Program 

918-287-9004 

Provides a safe and secure environment in 

which healthy living through the reduction of 

substance use/abuse is promoted. 

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Health 

Services

Services 

Health 



918-762-3873 

Individual health screenings, diabetic 

recipes and meal planning, support groups, 

blood/glucose monitoring, education, and 

consultation, incentive programs and other 

available support and funding. 


Fitness Center 

704 N. Morris Rd. 


918-762-3000 918-762-3006 


Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

Encourages community voluntary 

participation in activities that promote ftness 

maintenance. 



918-762-4641 

Health education, community health 

representatives, case management, 

monitoring, emergency medical services, 

transportation and delivery. 


REACH US 

918-762-3783 


Improves the lives of the local Native 

American community by supporting nutritional 

education, encouraging physical activity, and 

preventing/ceasing commercial tobacco use. 

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311 Maintenance Rd. 


918-762-2153 Fax 918-762-3740 

Provides counseling services and community 

prevention activities for the treatment and 

prevention of alcoholism and substance 

abuse among the eligible Indian population 

within the Pawnee service area. Alcohol 

and drug abuse outpatient counseling, help 

for families in crisis, referrals to inpatient 

treatment centers, medical and non-medical 

detoxifcation and other services, individual 

counseling for adult clients and weekly 




918-540-2535 ext. 22 

800-259-9987 ext. 22 

Instructions in maternity care, diabetes, 

breast self-exams, and services in health 

screenings and general health services. 



Prevention and Treatment Center 

101 S. Main 


918-542-5543 

Drug and alcohol abuse counseling, family 

counseling, court ordered alcohol and 

drug assessments, DUI assessments, LSI 

assessments and counseling, individual and 

group, domestic violence assessments and 

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Health 

Services

Services 

Health 

counseling, substance abuse counseling 

for offenders, sexual offender counseling, 

alcoholic anonymous (AA), Narcotics 

Anonymous (NA), Al-Anon, Teen AA/NA, 

school based outreach and prevention 

services, anger management classes, random 

urine testing, HIV/AIDS Counseling and 

testing. Most services are free for Native 

Americans, if not court ordered. Sliding fee 

scale for non-Native Americans. Evening and 

Saturday appointments available 



917-674-2257 ext 315 


Substance Abuse 

918-542-4232 



918-968-3526 

Counseling services include individual, 

family, group, marital, alcohol/drug abuse, 

family planning, psychotropic medication 

therapy, client advocacy, home environment 

assessments, crisis intervention, case 

management services, after care follow-up, 

referral services, consulting/educational 

services, and tribal youth program. Mental 

Health services include adults/youth/family, 

depression, stress/anger, anxiety, family 

violence, ADD/ADHD, AIDS/HIV, alcohol/ 

drug use, smoking/tobacco and wellness. 

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405-382-2265 


Diabetes 

405-382-3761 


Dialysis Center 

405-382-9809 


Mental Health 

888-313-6609 

Loss, grief, depression, anger management, 

anxiety, co-occurring disorders, AA/NA 




888-313-6609 



888-313-6609 

Individual and family counseling, addiction 

assessments, and HIV education. detox, 

primary treatment, inpatient treatment and 

aftercare services. 

161 

Health 

Services

Services 

Health 



Program 

800-342-5779 



580-628-2561 ext .122 



580-628-7020 




405-247-8657 

Assistance with eye glasses, prescriptions and 

operation maintenance (plumbing and water 

testing). Call for details as to eligibility 

requirements. 




Dependency 

405-247-2425 ext. 150 

Chemical dependency services are provided 

by the program counselor and mental health 

services are by referral to a qualifed mental 

health professional. 

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Wyandotte Nation 



1 Turtle Dr. 


918-678-2282 

Medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, contract 

health, Diabetes Clinic, substance abuse, 

counseling, mental health services, ftness, 

exercise. 



Indians 


405-878-4723 405-275-1468 

Tribal Energy Assistance (TEA), Low Income 

Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), 

General Assistance (GA). Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

Health 




405-452-3987 

Assists with utility bills, deposits and rent. Call 


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Services

Services 






405-452-3987 

Provides assistance with heating and cooling 

utility bills. Call for eligibility requirements. 





405-452-3987 

Assists with utility bills for families with 

children. Call for eligibility requirements. 



918-453-5000 

Housing, rental and rehab assistance to 

qualifying persons who meet income and 

eligibility guidelines. 



Department of Housing 

580-323-4877 




Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Provides rental assistance to low income 

families. Call for eligibility requirements. 

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Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Allows units to be leased in the private sector 

by low income Native Americans. Call for 




Program (CHIP) 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Provides rehabilitation to low rent 

developments and provides grants for 

repairs of privately owned homes of low 

income Native Americans and emergency 

repairs of privately owned home of 

Chickasaw citizens. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 



Assistance Grant 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Offers a one-time grant to help with the 

down payment or closing costs to purchase a 

home. Call for eligibility requirements. 

165 

Services

Services 




580-436-7216 




requirements. 


Home Maintenance 



580-795-9790 

Provides minor home repairs such as car 

care, wood service, weatherization, pest, 

septic, etc. Call for eligibility requirements. 


Homeowners Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Allows for the new construction of 

homeownership units in accordance with 

NAHASDA for low income Native Americans. 



Housing Counseling and Loan Services 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-8800 

Offers a variety of counseling programs 

dealing with housing maintenance, family 

budgeting, fre and home safety, early 

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delinquency intervention and pre-purchase 

and post-purchase counseling. Call for 





580-436-7216 

LIHEAP assists individuals with home heating 

or cooling bills and/or energy deposits. Call 



Supplemental Lawn Mowing Program 



580-795-9790 

Assists qualifying individuals with 

landscaping services such as lawn mowing 

and weed eating. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 


Transportation Services Program 


Ada, OK 74820 

580-310-6453 800-492-2115 

Provides medical transportation as well as 

pick-up and delivery of prescriptions. Call 



Tribal Energy Assistance Program 

580-436-7216 

Provides assistance to Chickasaw citizens 

167 

Services

Services 


with an urgent, unmet need to assist with 

gas, water, propane, electric bills and/or 

deposits. Call for eligibility requirements. 

Choctaw Nation Housing Authority 

800-235-3087 (Oklahoma only) 

580-326-7521 


Homebuyer Education 

580-326-7521 

The Home Finance Department offers 

homebuyer education to assist individuals 

with homebuyer counseling as well as 

individual credit counseling. 



405-273-2833 800-880-9880 


Home Improvement Program 



580-492-3313 

A home repair, renovation and replacement 




405-247-2448 

Housing and homebuyer education programs. 

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866-666-3489 



580-588-2298 

Tribe-built homes. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 



Program 

405-547-4234 ext. 237 

Kaw Nation 

Kaw Housing Authority 

9 Kanza Ln. 


580-362-6264 

Homeownership program and down payment 

assistance. 


Housing 

405-964-6262 


Kiowa Fastrans 

888-654-2053 


(Carnegie Area) 


(Anadarko Area) 

Provides a fast, friendly and affordable 

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Services

Services 


public transportation service to the 

surrounding community. 


Kiowa Housing Authority 

405-247-8856 

Provides low rent for vacant homes. 



580-654-1454 

This program assists families and individuals 

in need with direct assistance, LIHEAP energy 

assistance, general assistance and a burial 

program. 


Housing Programs 

125 N. Main 


918-541-1381 

Rental apartments, rental assistance, utility 

assistance, utility deposit. Call for income 

and eligibility guidelines. 


Division of Housing 



918-756-8504 800-259-5050 

Provides lease with option to purchase 

program, mortgage assistance and 

construction services. Call for eligibility 

requirements. 

170






918-549-2445 

Air Conditioner Program, BIA General 

Assistance Program, BIA Burial, Assistance 

Program, Emergency Hardship Program, Low 


(LIHEAP), Medical Travel Program, Natural 

Disaster Program, Tribal Burial Program, 

Tribal Energy Program. 

Osage Nation 


918-287-5310 



918-762-4641 


(LIHEAP), community block grant assisting 

with housing, utility deposit, some medical, 

and elders & handicap assistance program. 


Peoria Housing Authority 

3606 Sencay Ave. 


918-542-1873 888-882-1873 



918-542-1430 

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Services

Services 



Pelvian Transit Program 

877-542-1356 



405-257-6604 


Program Career Resource Center 

23701 S. 655 Rd. 


918-787-6803 

Housing assistance programs are income 

based and available to Tribal Members 

residing in a 50-mile radius of the Miami, 

Okla., Tribal Offce and other Native 

Americans residing within the Seneca- 

Cayuga Reservation boundaries. Priority is 

given to Seneca-Cayuga tribal members. 



Challenge Option Program (REACH) 

Career Resource Center 

23701 S. 655 Rd. 


918-787-6803 

Provides home improvements to homeowners 

to assist in making the home more energy 

effcient. Income based program available 

to Tribal Members residing within a 50-mile 

radius of the Miami, Okla., Tribal Offce and 

other Native Americans residing within the 

Seneca-Cayuga Reservation boundaries. 

172



Tribal Utility Assistance 

918-560-6198 

Assists individuals with utilities. Call for 





918-560-6198 

Assists individuals with heating and cooling 

costs and emergency assistance. Call for 



CITGO Energy 

918-560-6198 

Assists individuals with heating assistance. 



Motor Fuels Program 

918-560-6198 

Assists individuals with medical, dental or 

vision expenses. Call for requirements and 




580-628-5301 

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Services

Services 





918-431-1808 

Emergency rehab, rental assistance, 

mortgage assistance and home ownership 

assistance. 

Wyandotte Nation Housing Authority 

64790 E. Hwy. 60 


918-678-2297 ext. 239 

Housing programs, student housing 

assistance, housing improvements, well-septic 

construction. 

174

INDIAN HOSPITALS & CLINICS 

Absentee Shawnee Tribal Health 

2025 S. Gordon Cooper Drive 


405-878-4702 

Anadarko - Indian Health Center 

P.O. Box 828 


405-247-2458 

Ardmore - Health Clinic - Chickasaw 

Tribal 



580-226-8181 

Atoka Choctaw Clinic 

1201 West Liberty Rd. 

Atoka, OK 74525 

580-889-1981 

580-889-4009 

Bearskin Health Care & Wellness 

Center 

P.O. Box 30 


918-678-2282 

Black Hawk Health Center 


Stroud, OK 74079 

918-968-9531 

175 

Hospitals & Clinics

Hospitals & Clinics 

Broken Bow - Choctaw Nation Health 

Center 

205 E. 3rd 

Broken Bow, OK 74728 

580-584-2740 

Carl Albert Indian Hospital – 

Chickasaw Tribal 

1001 N. Country Club Dr. 

Ada, OK 74820 

580-421-4549 

Carnegie Indian Health Center 

P.O. Box 1120 

Carnegie, OK 73015 

580-654-1100 

Chi Hullo Li 

Rt. 2, Box 1774 

Talihina, OK 74571 

918-567-2905 

Residential treatment program for Native 

American women who are parenting or 

pregnant and their children. 

Chickasaw Nation Medical Center 

1921 Stonecipher Blvd. 

Ada, OK 74820 

800-851-9136 

Choctaw Nation Health Care Center 

One Choctaw Way 


918-567-7000 800-349-7026 

24-Hour Emergency Care 

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Choctaw Nation Recovery Center 

Rt. 2, Box 1600 


918-567-2389 

Citizen Potawatomi Nation Health 



405-273-5236 

Claremore Indian Hospital 

101 S. Moore Ave. 

Claremore, OK 74017 

918-342-6470 

Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. 

24-hour emergency department 

Clinton Indian Health Center 

10321 N. 2274 Rd. 

Clinton, OK 73601 

580-331-3300 


Clinton Service Unit-Hospital 


Clinton, OK 73601 

580-323-2884 

Creek Nation Community Hospital 

309 N. 14th St. 


800-219-9458 918-623-1424 

177 

Hospitals & Clinics


El Reno Health Center 


El Reno, OK 73036 

405-262-7631 

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 8 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. 

Wed. 8 a.m. - noon 

Eufaula Indian Health Center – Creek- 

Tribal 

800 Forrest Ave. 

Eufaula, OK 74432 

918-689-2547 

Harry Belvin Clinic 

410 North “M” St. 

Hugo, OK 74743 

580-326-7561 

Hugo - Choctaw Nation Indian Health 

Clinic 

P.O. Box 340r 

Hugo, OK 74743 

580-326-7561 

Idabel Health Clinic 

902 Lincoln Rd. 

Idabel, OK 74745 

580-286-2600 

Indian Health Care Resource Center of 

Tulsa, Inc. 

550 S. Peoria 

Tulsa, OK 74120 

918-588-1900 

178

John Anderson Clinic 

1300 Martin Luther King Dr. 

Broken Bow, OK 74728 

580-584-2766 580-584-2740 

Kickapoo Health Center-Tribal 

P.O. Box 1059 

McLoud, OK 74851 

405-964-2081 

Lawton Indian Hospital 

1515 N.E. Lawrie Tatum Rd. 


580-354-5000 

Lawton Service Unit-Hospital 

1515 Lawrie Tatum Rd. 


580-353-0350 ext. 465, 466, 467 

McAlester - Choctaw Nation 

Indian Health Clinic-Tribal 

903 E. Monroe 

McAlester, OK 74501 

918-423-8440 

Miami - PHS Indian Health Center 

P.O. Box 1498 


918-542-1655 

Okemah Indian Health Center - Creek- 

Tribal 

309 N. 14 St. 


918-623-0555 

179 

Hospitals & Clinics


Oklahoma City Indian Clinic 

4913 W. Reno Ave. 

Oklahoma City, OK 

405-948-4900 

Oklahoma City Urban Indian Clinic 

4913 W. Reno 

Oklahoma City, OK 73127 

405-948-4900, ext 294 

Okmulgee Health Center – Creek-Tribal 

1313 E. 20th 


918-758-1926 

Pawnee Indian Health Center 

11201 Heritage Cr. 


800-452-3588 918-762-2517 

Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

Pawhuska Indian Health Center 

715 Grandview 

Pawhuska, OK 74056 

918-287-4491 

RedBird Smith Health Center 

301 JT Stites Ave. 

Sallisaw, OK 74955 

918-775-9159 

Rubin White Clinic 

109 Kerr Ave. 

Poteau, OK 74953 

918-649-1100 

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Sapulpa Health Center – Creek-Tribal 

1125 E. Cleveland Health 

Sapulpa, OK 74066 

918-224-9310 

Shawnee Service Unit 

Five Corporate Plaza 

3625 N.W. 56Th St. 

Oklahoma City, OK 73112 

405-951-3824 

Stigler Choctaw Clinic 


Stigler, OK 74462 

918-967-9200 

Tishomingo - Health Clinic Chickasaw 

Tribal 

815 E. 6th St. 


580-371-2392 

Watonga Health Center 

204 W. Main St. 

Watonga, OK 73772 

580-623-4991 


Watonga - PHS Indian Health Center 

Rt. 1, Box 34-A 

Watonga, OK 73772 

580-623-4991 

181 

Hospitals & Clinics


Wewoka Indian Health Center 

U.S. 270 & Oklahoma 56 


405-257-6282 . 

Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

Wewoka Service Unit-Health Center 

P.O. Box 1475 


405-257-6281 

White Eagle Indian Health Center 

P.O. Box 2071 


580-765-2501 

Wilma Mankiller Health Center – 

Cherokee-Tribal 

Highway 51 East, Rt. 2 Box 93 

Stilwell, OK 74960 

918-696-8800 

W.W. Hastings - Tahlequah Service Unit 

100 S. Bliss 


918-458-3100 

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INDEX 


Oklahoma Indians.................... 6-8 


Assistance ....................................... 7 

Domestic Violence and Sexual 

Assault Program ........................... 6 

Health and Behavioral Health 

Services ........................................... 7 


Promoting Safe and Stable 

Families Program........................... 6 

Social Service Program..................... 7 

Tribal Youth Program......................... 7 

Aging/Elder Services ............ 91-94 


Oklahoma................................. 8-9 

Housing Assistance........................ 8 

Indian Child Welfare................... 8 

Low Income Home Energy 

Assistance Program 

(LIHEAP) .......................................... 9 


Families Program...................... 9 

Apache Tribe of Oklahoma ......... 9 

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Index

Index 


Oklahoma............................... 9-10 


Program (CADAP) ........................ 10 

Caddo Health Center Bldg .............. 9 

Caddo Nation Injury 

Prevention......................................... 9 

Cherokee Nation of 

Oklahoma............................. 10-12 

Bright Futures - Truancy Prevention 

Program ........................................ 11 

Cherokee Elder Care...................... 10 

Child Care Services........................ 11 

Healing to Wellness Court 

Program (HTWCP) ....................... 11 

Home Health Services.................... 11 

Hospice of the Cherokee............... 11 

Housing Assistance.......................... 12 

Children & Family Services .. 97-128 



Child Care Development............... 12 

Community Health 

Representatives............................ 13 

Department of Housing ................. 14 

Diabetes Wellness .......................... 13 

Domestic Violence........................... 12 


Programs....................................... 12 

184

Emergency Medical Services........ 13 

Emergency Youth Shelter............... 12 

Food Distribution............................. 13 

Head Start ....................................... 12 

Indian Child Welfare ..................... 13 

Recreation, Exercise & Sports for 

the Elders and Children of Our 

Tribes (RESPECT) .......................... 13 

Substance Abuse Program............ 13 

Vocational Rehab............................ 13 

Chickasaw Nation ................ 14-36 

“37” Rental Program...................... 33 

“38” Rental Program...................... 33 

Ada Behavioral Health Clinic ....... 28 

Ada Family Practice Clinic ............ 28 

Adult Learning Program................ 21 

Ardmore Behavioral Health 

Clinic.................................................. 28 

Arts in Education ............................. 21 

Assisted Living Beneft Program... 14 

Burial Assistance.............................. 15 

Burial Supplement Assistance 

Program......................................... 15 

Car Seat Safety Program............. 15 

Career Development Initiative ..... 21 

Career Technology Program ........ 22 

Caregiver Program ........................ 15 

Chepota Apisi Chi Li....................... 15 


Program......................................... 16 

Chickasaw Children’s Village ....... 16 

185 

Index

Index 

Chickasaw Employment 

Program......................................... 22 

Chickasaw Foundation 

Scholarships .................................. 22 

Chickasaw Foundation Upward 

Bound ............................................. 22 

Chickasaw Honor Club.................. 23 


Program (CHIP) ............................ 34 

Chickasaw Nation Health Clinic... 29 

Chickasaw Reading Program....... 23 

Chickasha Holitoplichi Honors 

Program ........................................ 23 

Child Care Assistance Program ... 16 


Center ............................................ 17 

Child Support Services .................. 17 

Child Welfare Program................. 17 


(CHR) .............................................. 29 

Dental Clinic..................................... 30 

Denture Program ............................ 30 

Diabetes Care Centers.................. 30 


Assistance Grant.......................... 34 

Drug Court Support Services........ 18 

Durant Indian Heath Clinic ............ 29 

Elderly Energy Assistance 

Program ......................................... 14 

Eyeglasses Program ....................... 31 

Family Preservation........................ 18 

Farmers’ Market Nutrition 

Program ........................................ 26 

186

Fast Track GED Program............... 23 

Food Distribution Program ............ 27 

Foster Care/Adoption ................... 18 

Get Fresh! Nutrition Program ....... 27 

Graduation Assistance................... 24 

Head Start ....................................... 24 


Treatment and Recovery 

Program......................................... 31 

Hearing Aid Program .................... 31 


Scholarships ..................................... 24 

Home Maintenance ........................ 34 

Homeowners Program ................... 35 

Housing Counseling and Loan 

Services.......................................... 35 

Indian Child Welfare Service ...... 19 

Justice Department......................... 19 

Juvenile Justice Program............... 19 


Program (LIHEAP) ......................... 35 

Medical Assistance Program ........ 31 

Medication Assistance ................... 32 

Offce of Career Services ............ 24 

Offce of Violence Prevention...... 19 

Optometry....................................... 32 

Over-the-Counter Medications .... 32 

Peaceful Heart Home..................... 20 

Re-Entry Transitional 

Employment................................... 25 

Road to Work Services.................. 25 

Same-Day Clinic.............................. 32 

School Age Program ...................... 26 

187 

Index

Index 

School to Work Program............... 25 

Senior Nutrition Program............... 14 


Chickasaw Citizens with 

Disabilities..................................... 33 

Summer Youth Program.................. 26 

Supplemental Lawn Mowing 

Program......................................... 35 

Tishomingo Behavioral Health 

Clinic............................................... 33 

Transportation Services 

Program......................................... 36 

Tribal Energy Assistance 

Program......................................... 36 

Veterans Program ........................... 20 

Vocational Rehabilitation............... 26 

WIC Programs................................. 27 

Youth Services.................................. 20 

Youth Services Clothing Grant...... 21 

Choctaw Nation of 


Adolescent Family Life Project...... 36 

Behavioral Health Program........... 40 

Child Care Assistance..................... 37 

Choctaw Nation Housing 

Authority........................................... 42 

Clothing Allowance......................... 37 


Program ......................................... 37 


Representative .............................. 40 

188

Diabetes Wellness Center............. 40 

Eyeglasses, Dentures and Hearing 

Aid Program.................................. 40 

Family Caregivers Program.......... 37 


Head Start ....................................... 38 

Higher Education Scholarships ..... 38 

Homebuyer Education.................... 42 

Hospitality House............................ 41 

Jones Academy ............................... 39 

Mail Order Pharmacy ................... 41 

Recovery Center.............................. 41 

Relocation Assistance ..................... 39 

Social Services ................................ 38 

Total Care Hospice......................... 41 

Veterans Advocacy ........................ 38 

Vocational Development ............... 39 


Program ......................................... 39 

Youth Sports Camps ....................... 38 

Citizen Potawatomi Nation... 42-44 

Behavioral Health Services........... 43 

Child Development Center............ 42 

Clothing Assistance ......................... 42 

Dental................................................ 43 

Family Preservation........................ 43 

Family Violence Program .............. 43 

Fire Lake Wellness Center ............ 44 

FireLodge Tribal Youth 

Program......................................... 43 

Health Services ............................... 44 

189 

Index

Index 

Housing Authority............................ 44 

Comanche Nation................. 44-46 

Caregivers Program....................... 44 

Comanche Nation College............ 46 

Diabetes Awareness....................... 46 


Center ............................................ 45 

Family Assistance Center............... 45 


Home Improvement Program........ 46 

Prescription Assistance................... 46 

Social Services ................................ 45 

Student Services.............................. 45 

Tribal Youth Program ..................... 46 

Delaware Nation .................. 47-51 

Division on Aging ............................ 47 

Economic Development .................. 47 

Educational Assistance ................... 47 

Family and Social Services........... 47 

Higher Education Programs .......... 48 

Housing Assistance.......................... 48 

Special Diabetes Program 

for Indians..................................... 48 

Vocational Rehabilitation .............. 48 


Oklahoma..................................... 49-50 

Agency on Aging (AOA) Caregiver 

Program......................................... 49 

Children and Family ....................... 49 

190

Elder Care........................................ 49 

Health and Social Services ........... 49 


Education & Employment .. 126-139 

Food ........................................... 139-143 



Caregiver Assistance...................... 50 

Child Care Assistance..................... 50 

Clothing Stipend.............................. 50 


(CHR) .............................................. 51 

Education Assistance....................... 51 


Program......................................... 51 

Housing Assistance .......................... 52 

Indian Child Welfare...................... 51 


Assistance ...................................... 51 

Senior Services ................................ 50 

Social Services................................. 51 

Health Services...................... 143-163 

Housing & Transportation . 163-174 

Indian Hospitals & Clinics.. 175-182 

191 

Index

Index 

Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma......... 52-54 


Representative.............................. 53 

Counseling Services ........................ 53 

Diabetes Program........................... 53 

Early Childhood Department........ 52 


Services.......................................... 52 

Perkins Family Clinic........................ 53 

Sexual Assault Services.................. 52 


Program......................................... 54 

Tribal Assistance.............................. 53 

Tribal Youth Program...................... 52 

Wellness Center............................... 53 

Kaw Nation................................... 54-56 

Domestic Violence Program .......... 54 

Educational Services....................... 55 

Kanza Child Care Center.............. 54 

Kanza Health Center...................... 55 

Kaw Housing Authority................... 56 


Kialegee Tribal Town...................... 56 

Kickapoo Tribe of 

Oklahoma...................................... 56-57 

Behavioral Health Services ........... 57 

Child Care Center........................... 56 

Child Support................................... 56 

192

Education .......................................... 57 

Head Start School .......................... 57 

Health Clinic ..................................... 57 

Housing.............................................. 57 


Nutrition Center............................... 57 


Tribal Court ...................................... 57 

Tribal Police...................................... 57 

Kiowa Tribe of 


Caregiver Support.......................... 58 

Child Care ........................................ 58 


(CHR) .............................................. 60 

Food Assistance ............................... 59 

Head Start........................................ 58 

Higher Education Department ...... 59 


Job Placement and Training.......... 59 


Program (KADAP) ........................ 60 

Kiowa Fastrans................................. 60 

Kiowa Housing Authority................ 60 

Senior Nutrition Program............... 58 

Social Services.......................... 59, 61 

Miami Tribe of 


Caregiver Program......................... 61 


Program......................................... 61 

193 

Index

Index 

Education Offce.............................. 62 

Elder Beneft Program.................... 61 

Housing Programs ........................... 63 

Nutrition and Supportive 

Services.......................................... 62 


(PSSF) ............................................. 62 

Substance Abuse Services ............. 62 

Tribal Youth Program...................... 62 

Tribal Youth Skills Program............ 62 

Modoc Tribe of 


Child Care and Development 

Program......................................... 63 

Eye Glasses and Hearing Aids..... 64 

Family Preservation Services........ 63 

Special Needs Services ................. 63 

Muscogee (Creek) Nation ....... 64-66 

Child Care ........................................ 64 

Children and Family Services ....... 64 

Division of Health............................ 65 

Division of Housing.......................... 66 

MCN Food Distribution 

Program......................................... 65 

School Clothing................................ 64 

Social Services.......................... 65, 66 

Osage Nation.............................. 66-68 

24-Hour Crisis Line.......................... 67 

Child Care/ Daycare Program .... 67 

194


Program......................................... 67 


Counseling Center........................ 67 

Food Distribution Program............. 67 

Housing Department....................... 68 

Osage Nation Counseling 

Center ............................................ 68 

Osage Nation Senior Services 

Front Desk...................................... 67 

Osage Nation TASC Program ...... 68 

Prevention Programs....................... 67 

Social Services Agency.................. 67 

Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe of 

Oklahoma............................................ 68 

Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma.......... 68 

Pawnee Tribe of 


Diabetes Program ..................... 70 

Fitness Center ............................. 71 

Food Distribution Program....... 70 

Health Services .......................... 71 

Indian Child Welfare................ 69 

Pawnee National Learning 

Center....................................... 69 

REACH US.................................... 71 

Senior Services........................... 69 

Social Services ........................... 72 

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Index

Index 

Substance Abuse Program....... 71 


and Resource Program ............... 70 




Program ........................................ 72 


Representative ............................. 73 


Prevention and Treatment 

Center............................................ 73 

Peoria Housing Authority ............... 74 


Supplies/School Clothes............. 72 

Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma............. 74 

Quapaw Tribe of 


Adult Education................................ 75 

Adult Protective Services ............... 74 


Representative ............................. 75 

Direct Employment Program.......... 75 

Domestic Violence ........................... 74 

Education .......................................... 75 


Indian Child Welfare ..................... 74 

Pelvian Transit Program ................. 75 


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Substance Abuse ............................. 75 

Tribal Court ...................................... 75 

Sac and Fox Nation ......................... 76 

Family Violence.......................... 76 

Health Services .......................... 76 

Seminole Nation of 


Child Care ........................................ 77 



Diabetes............................................ 79 

Dialysis Center................................. 79 

Domestic Violence ........................... 77 

Family Services................................ 77 

Food Distribution ............................. 78 

Headstart.......................................... 77 

Higher Education............................. 78 



Job Placement.................................. 78 

Lighthorse Police Department ....... 78 

Older Americans Program ............ 77 


Tribal Courts..................................... 78 

Tribal Youth ...................................... 78 



Child Care & Development 

Fund ................................................ 79 

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Index

Index 


Assault, Stalking and Dating 

Violence Assistance ...................... 79 

Mental Health .................................. 80 

Prevention Programs....................... 80 


Challenge Option Program 

(REACH) Career Resource 

Center............................................. 81 


Program (NAHASDA) Career 

Resource Center........................ 80 


Shawnee Tribe of 



Program ......................................... 81 


Program ......................................... 82 


Program ......................................... 82 

Thlopthlocco Tribe..................... 82-84 

Burial Assistance Program ............. 82 

Child Care Development Funds.... 82 

CITGO Energy ................................. 84 

Educational Support Program ...... 83 

Elders Program................................ 82 

Emergency Assistance Program.... 83 

Higher Education Program ............ 83 


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Legal Rights Fund ............................ 83 


Program (LIHEAP) ......................... 84 

Motor Fuels Program...................... 84 

Safe and Stable Families 

Program......................................... 83 

Tribal Utility Assistance .................. 84 

Tonkawa Tribe of 


Child Care ........................................ 84 





Tribal Map ............................................. 5 

United Keetoowah Band of 

Cherokee Indians in 


Child Care ........................................ 86 

Education Assistance....................... 87 

Elder Nutrition Program................. 85 

Elder Services .................................. 85 

Health and Human Services.......... 86 




Protection Agency........................ 86 


Services.......................................... 86 

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Index

Index 

Tribal Victims Assistance ................ 86 



Child Care Services........................ 87 

Family Violence Prevention ........... 88 

Health Services................................ 89 

Juvenile Services Program 

(JSP) ................................................ 88 


Dependency................................... 89 


Families........................................... 88 

Social Services Programs............... 88 

Tribal Victim’s Assistance 

Program.......................................... 88 

Wyandotte Nation..................... 89-90 


Wellness Center............................ 90 


Department ................................... 90 

Wyandotte Nation Elder 

Services.......................................... 89 

Wyandotte Nation Housing 

Authority......................................... 90 

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