Services

Aalhakoffichi’ “a place for healing,” serves Chickasaw, and other Native American, youth and their families in need of support and recovery services stemming from significant mental health, substance abuse and family relational issues.

2D and 3D Art classes provide opportunities for art classes for children and adults through our programs and services. Classes are scheduled and promoted through the Chickasaw Times, Holisso and Chickasaw Nation Event Calendar.

Behavioral health providers believe mental health concerns and stress can affect the whole family. They have open services available that can include the entire family unit. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Medical Center Acute Care department serves a variety of patients that are needing supervised nursing care, in an acute-care setting, recovering from surgery or from illness. Our 38-bed unit features private rooms with flat screen televisions for enhanced comfort, privacy and security. ...

The Chickasaw Community Outreach program assists Chickasaw citizen groups in areas across the United States. Chickasaws living in close proximity of each other have opportunities to gather as groups for fellowship and educational opportunities within the areas they reside.

Angel Tree is an annual holiday assistance program that assists those in need ranging from infants to children 17-years-old by providing gifts for Christmas. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Arts and Humanities Division encourages student, amateur and professional photographers to participate in the three-category competition. ...

FIRST LEGO League (FLL) provides students with an exciting experience in a global robotics program that ignites an enthusiasm for discovery, science and technology. The FIRST LEGO League teams are guided by a team coach and assisted by mentors. ...

The adult learning program provides academic assistance to adults within the Chickasaw Nation who did not complete high school and want to complete their HSE - High School Equivalency Exam.

This is a nationwide program created in appreciation for the military service of Chickasaw veterans. The program is available for Chickasaw veterans 60 years of age or older. Participants are selected by year(s) served. Those who served first, will be selected first for a one-time, all-expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Re-entry Transitional Employment Program provides services to Chickasaw citizens who have legal barriers to employment. Incarcerated citizens are encouraged to apply at least six months before their projected release date. ...

This program provides employment opportunities on a temporary basis for eligible Chickasaw citizens between the ages of 22-59. Designed to help Chickasaw citizens enter the workforce, this program is meant as a stepping stone for future full-time employment within the Chickasaw Nation or communities within its boundaries. ...

Through the Preferred Vendor Program, the Chickasaw Nation strives to increase the business opportunities for qualified Chickasaw citizen-owned business enterprises and those of other qualified minorities. This program recognizes and supports the entrepreneurial efforts of the citizens of the Chickasaw Nation.

The purpose of the Chickasaw Business Directory is to identify existing businesses that are 51 percent owned, controlled and operated by Chickasaw citizens. This allows potential business opportunities between Chickasaw citizens. Chickasaw citizens are encouraged to review the Chickasaw Business Directory when shopping for products or services in an effort to promote business among Chickasaws. After registration, you will be contacted for further information. ...

This department provides CDIB cards and information to Chickasaws who are direct descendants of enrollees on the Dawes Commission Rolls. An applicant must be able to trace his/her heritage through bloodlines to an original enrollee listed on the Dawes Commission Rolls to obtain a CDIB card. Required forms are available through the CDIB office.

This program provides rental assistance to low income families. The program exercises Native American preference. Required forms are available at the Housing Administration office. A background check on all family members 18 years of age or older is required. An appl...

The Chickasaw Nation Child Support Services (CNCSS) was established to assist Native American children in receiving court ordered child support. ...

The Chickasaw Nation Arts & Humanities Division After School Arts Program (ASAP), provides children ages eight to 12 an opportunity to explore and create through a variety of art processes. ...

To provide opportunities for Chickasaw and other students to develop in the arts through specific art projects offered after school and/or Saturdays. ...

The over-the-counter (OTC) medications program provides specific OTC medications at no cost for eligible Chickasaw elders, 60 years of age or older. The medications are available at all Chickasaw Nation senior center locations or may be mailed to the Chickasaw elder. Required forms can be found at the Aging Administration Office. ...