Students develop healthy interaction skills in learning environments that encourage discovery through play. Child development centers provide a positive, nurturing environment led by highly trained teachers and staff focused on overall development.

Children must be 6 weeks to 4 years of age to enroll. Admission depends on center capacity.

This program provides a non-reloadable $450 visa gift card for full-time and part-time college students per academic level classification. The grant must be used for clothing purchases only.

This family-focused program is based on the principle that early childhood education should address children’s needs in all areas of development: physical, social, emotional and cognitive. It promotes the school readiness in a center-based program.

Children must be 3-4 years of age to participate. Preference will be given to First American and in...

The Chickasaw Nation School of Music’s guitar studio offers beginner and intermediate classes to youth and adults.

The application enrolls students for the fall semester.

This program provides financial support to college, university and career and technical education students to help them overcome barriers to continuing their education.

The Chickasaw reading program provides a monthly delivery of books to Chickasaw children to encourage a love of reading. Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen under 5 years of age.

The Chickasaw Senior Golf Academy helps to improve the play of intermediate and advanced players by teaching strategies for putting techniques, driver techniques, chip shots, short game and full swings.

Must be a Chickasaw citizens age 50 and older.

The Chickasaw Young Artist Studio provides students ages 12-18 with resources in varied art media and studio time with credentialed teachers. Participants will have opportunities for competition, portfolio enrichment and mentorship.

Trailblazing Chickasaw women share their powerful perspectives to start conversations and inspire change.

Events are open to the public. Registration is required for in-person participation.

This program provides financial assistance for child care to First American families. Participants can choose from a broad range of child care providers.

Applicants must be First American citizens who live in the Chickasaw Nation service area, meet income eligibility requirements and work or attend school. Additional eligibility requirements may apply.