Chickasaw Nation Wellness Centers provide a friendly and encouraging environment for exercise and to improve health and fitness. Trained staff are available to help members of all experience levels use exercise equipment or participate in classes.
The Nittak Himitta’ (A New Day) program provides First American women and their families a healthy community and integrated services in a trauma-informed residential substance abuse treatment program.
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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...
This program provides First Americans with disabilities access to employment services to assist with entering or returning to the workforce. Applicants must be a member of a federally recognized tribe and reside within the Chickasaw Nation. Additional eligibility...
The Chickasaw Nation School of Music’s piano studio offers beginner and intermediate classes to youth and adults. One application enrolls students for the fall semester.
The Chickasaw Nation Dance Program offers a variety of dance classes with new classes offered every semester. Classes are available to the public.
Eligible Chickasaw elders can receive $250 annually to purchase clothes.