Explore Chickasaw history, historic sites and a variety of culturally enriching activities during this four-day camp.
This clinic will teach the fundamentals of speed, motor coordination, reactivity, muscle endurance and agility.
This day camp teaches the history of stickball and how to play this traditional First American game. Youth will also learn the fundamentals of lacrosse, rotating between stickball and lacrosse drills and participating in exhibition games.
In this week-long experience Chickasaw families will learn to speak and understand spoken Chickasaw through lessons that expand on content from Rosetta Stone Chickasaw. This is an immersive overnight camp which requires a week-long commitment. Open to Chickasaw citizens and...
Chickasaw families can share quality time together while enjoying the natural beauty of the outdoors. The Chokka-Chaffa' Kilimpichi camp offers a variety of exciting and challenging activities, including canoeing, hiking, fishing, archery and tent camping. All Chickasaw...
Each year, the Chickasaw Nation sponsors 20 students to attend the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Xtreme camp, which features extreme sports recreational activities like water skiing, high ropes challenge courses, skeet shooting and horseback riding. Campers will also...
Aalhakoffichi’ (A Place For Healing) serves First American youth and their families who need support and recovery services stemming from mental health, substance misuse or family relational issues.
The Empowered Living clinic is a interdisciplinary, referral-based clinic that provides youth with specialized services and resources to achieve healthy lifestyle goals.
Stickball promotes a healthy and active lifestyle while revitalizing a Chickasaw tradition. Teams are open to the public for youth and adult players.
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.