The community health program provides automated blood pressure measurement machines and specific over-the-counter medications at Chickasaw Nation Senior Centers. The program also provides educational opportunities related to diet, nutrition and healthy lifestyle choices.

Participants must be a Chickasaw elder.

Eligible Chickasaw elders can receive assistance for utility services such as gas, water, electricity or propane and utility deposits.

Eligible Chickasaw elders can receive $250 annually to purchase clothes.

Eligible Chickasaw elders can attend an all-expense-paid trip to the Chickasaw Nation’s historic Homeland in the southeastern United States.

The farmers market program provides a pre-loaded EBT card for the purchase of fresh fruits and vegetables at authorized farmers markets and stands from June through October.

Participants must be a WIC participant or a Chickasaw citizen aged 55 and older.

Eligible Chickasaw elders can receive minor repairs to their home.

The Itiapela medical alert program pays the initial costs and monthly fees for 24-hour medical alert services for Chickasaw elders.

Participants must be a Chickasaw citizen who is 60 years of age or older, has a doctor's recommendation, lives alone, homebound and has a history of falls.

This program assists families who are caring for an older relative with a chronic illness or disability, or grandparents raising young children. It provides five areas of service for the caregiver.

Participants must be caring for those who are chronically ill or have a life-altering physical, mental or developmental disability, or older individuals caring f...

Eligible Chickasaw elders can receive over-the-counter medications at no cost from their local senior center or by mail.

Eligible Chickasaw elders can receive assistance with extermination resources to remove household pests.