The Ada Halloween Celebration Trick or Treat event held in the old Gym on the Headquarters Campus.
Ardmore Head Start Trick or Treat event that took place at the Carter Seminary gym in Ardmore.
The Chickasaw White House hosted Harvest Fest Saturday, Oct. 17 at the grounds in Emet, OK. The event offered attendants the chance to step back into the early 1900s with food and activities planned to exemplify the lives of Chickasaw Nation Governor Douglas H. Johnston and his family.
Strong, healthy families benefit whole communities. Understanding this fact, the Chickasaw Nation has dedicated its resources to building solid families and a safer community.
The Chickasaw Nation’s slogan, "United We Thrive," goes far beyond rhetoric as communities profit daily from these family oriented programs and services.
Child Welfare, Child Support, Foster Care and Adoption Services protect the youth of the community.
The Family Life Centers, CHR Program, Office of Strong Family Development, Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Families, Parenting Classes and Family Preservation all work toward the goal of happy, healthy families capable of remaining sturdy through even the most trying of times.
Through these programs, the Chickasaw Nation continues to actively pursue the strength and prosperity of the family unit as well as the welfare of the communities in which the families live.
