This program provides income-eligible citizens financial assistance to make their homes handicapped accessible. This grant pays up to $7,500 directly to a Chickasaw citizen living outside the Chickasaw Nation boundaries for the contractor of their choice.

Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen, meet income eligibility requirements and have an approved form ...

Eligible Chickasaw citizens can receive up to $300 toward medical expenses.

The hearing aid program provides a new pair of hearing aids every three years.

Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen and a patient at a Chickasaw Nation Department of Health facility.

Eligible Chickasaw high school seniors can receive an honor cord to recognize their Chickasaw culture. Additionally, they can receive up to $300 for reimbursement of graduation expenses.

The Hina' Chokma' (Good Road) program provides First American men and their families a healthy community and integrated services in a trauma-informed residential substance abuse treatment program.

Explore Chickasaw history, historic sites and a variety of culturally enriching activities during this four-day camp.

The Holisso Research Center is a clearinghouse for study, scholarship and research of Chickasaw and Southeastern tribes. It also houses genealogy and photography archives.

Research services are available to the public.