Partners
Mvskoke Nation Youth Services can't take care of all of the youth by ourselves, so we rely on partners to help us fill in where we can't. Below are some of those partners; if you want to know more about them, simply click on their picture to go to their website!
The Mvskoke Tribal Child & Youth Coalition is a collaboration of youth serving agencies within the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and surrounding communities.
Mission Statement: To increase child wellness, promote responsible parenting, and ensure that children are thriving in safe, supportive and healthy environments.
TCYC meets the 4th Tuesday of each month (excluding December) from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the College of the Muscogee Nation in Okmulgee, OK. Check our Facebook page for current meeting information.
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TCYC members are involved in facilitating and supporting the annual events of Spring Celebration and Estuce Fest.
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See pictures from the annual Spring Celebration
2015 - Postcards or Individual
2017 - Postcards or Individual
2018 - Postcards or Individual
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See pictures from the annual Estuce Fest
2018 - Postcards or Individual
The MCN Behavioral Health (BH) Program's mission is to promote healthy lifestyles and provide a quality of care that enhances the lives of Native Americans and their families living in our communities.
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Behavioral Health embraces a holistic approach that includes body, mind and spirit. Services include:
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Individual/Group Therapy
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Martial/Family therapy
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Parent Child Interaction therapy (PCIT)
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Relapse Prevention
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In-Service Training/Community Education
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Substance Abuse Screening and Treatment
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DUI Assessments
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Psychological Evaluation and Treatment
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Screening Brief Intervention and Treatment (SBIRT) in Health Clinics
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Suicide/ Crisis Intervention
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ADHD/ADD Evaluations
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Parenting Groups
The mission of the MCN Tribal TANF program is to strengthen American Indian and Alaskan Native families’ ability to attain self-sufficiency by providing financial assistance, work experience opportunities, and career coaching in a consultative manner that educates, encourages and promotes self-reliance.
The MCN Tribal TANF program offers youth services to children who are on the TANF program to help break the cycle of dependency.
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