NORTH DAKOTA TRIBAL CHILD WELFARE SERVICES DIRECTORY

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1 NORTH DAKOTA TRIBAL CHILD WELFARE SERVICES DIRECTORY Native American Training Institute 3333 E. Broadway Ave. Suite Bismarck, ND P a g e

2 ABOUT THE NORTH DAKOTA TRIBAL CHILD WELFARE SERVICES DIRECTORY: This directory is a compilation of various directories found on-line either through the ND Indian Affairs Commission, ND Tribal website directories, or miscellaneous sources. While there are many more tribal programs on each reservation, this directory lists only those tribal or community programs that are specific to issues or services that may be of interest to off-reservation social workers or Non-native foster parents, who are seeking to access information, services or resources for native children and families they are working with and who reside offreservation. Many tribal program geographic service areas are for tribally-enrolled members who live on or near the reservations they are enrolled at. However, some services and resources are available to any enrolled member whether they reside on or off-reservation. It is recommended to contact that program individually to find out about eligibility criteria and geographic service areas. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: How does someone get enrolled in a tribe? The person who is interested in applying should contact the local tribal or Bureau of Indian Affairs enrollment office to request an application. Each tribe has their own specific enrollment criteria which is different from tribe to tribe. The application usually requires you to list the name(s) of the parent or grandparent(s) who were enrolled member of that tribe. Each tribal council has specific times of years when they review enrollment applications, which could be on a quarterly, annual or as specified basis. Do Indian people get free health care? An enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe is eligible to receive services with no out of pocket costs by them at any Public Health Service, Indian Health Service clinic or hospital. These I.H.S. or tribal medical facilities are generally located in reservation based communities, although there are some large I.H.S. hospitals or urban Indian clinics that are located in large urban areas with high American Indian populations, e.g. Seattle, Portland, Santa Fe, Minneapolis. However, in ND each tribe has an either an I.H.S. or tribal clinic or hospital facility located on their respective reservation. Enrolled tribal members who reside off reservation may also receive services from these facilities if the services are provided services on site. Dependent on the tribal or I.H.S. facility, services generally include, optometry, dental and behavioral health. These medical/health services are part of the trust responsibility of the federal government that were conditions of the treaties that many tribes signed that were given in return for the land that many tribes gave up. Who is eligible for contract health care? Contract health care is a term used by I.H.S. or tribal facilities to describe funds that each tribal or I.H.S. facilities has to pay for medical care from outside facilities and not provided on-site through their facility. Generally, contract health care funds are used to pay for services provided to onreservation, enrolled tribal members only. These funds are limited and many times a priority system is used, with highest priority given to life threatening situations, then limb, then other serious medical condition, to those that are less serious in nature. It is highly recommended to contact the Contract Health Care directly on each reservation to find out what is available. As a general rule, oftentimes referred to as the 180 day rule, if an enrolled tribal members leaves the reservation for more than a 180 days (6 months) for reasons, other than military service, educational pursuits or lengthy hospitalization, the enrolled member is no longer eligible for contract health care unless they move back to the reservation. Sometimes tribes who have contracted from I.H.S. 2 P a g e

3 to administer their own health care facility, may decide to modify guidelines. Each contract health care office should be contacted as soon as possible before seeking medical care or within a 72 hour period after an emergency situation to find out if the enrolled member is eligible for contract health care. Why do some tribes have Bureau of Indian Affairs (B.I.A.) or Indian Health Service (I.H.S.) programs versus tribal programs which other tribes have? e.g. B.I.A. or tribal Social Services; B.I.A. or tribal enrollment or I.H.S. or tribal clinic Since the initial passage of the P.L Indian Self-Determination & Education Assistance in 1978 and subsequent reauthorizations, each tribe has the authority to contract and administer tribal trust services that were formerly administered by the B.I.A. or I.H.S. These contracts are generally referred to as 638 contracts. In the case of social services, sometimes the tribe may have only contracted part of the social service functions such as child welfare/child protections services but have left the remainder of the social service programs with the B.I.A. In other cases, the tribe has fully contracted social services. Some tribes are now considering 638 contracting their I.H.S. medical facilities or portions of the services they provide. What types of court cases are heard in tribal courts? Usually they are civil/domestic cases and minor criminal cases. Criminal cases that are felony crimes are investigated by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (F.B.I.) and are under the jurisdiction of the federal court system. Some tribes do not have a tribal court system, but all of the ND tribes have a tribal court system and juvenile justice systems. When does the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Law apply? Generally, whenever there is an Indian child who is taken into state care because of child neglect or abuse, the state or county must notify the tribe that the child is enrolled in or eligible to be enrolled in. The child s tribe will then decided whether they will intervene and take custody or to allow the state to continue custody and care of the child. It is strongly recommended that social workers contact the tribes of the parent(s) to notify them when there is a potential ICWA case. Each ND tribe has an ICWA office, which may be part of the tribal social services or child welfare/protection agency. Do Indians get free monthly checks from the government? No, there are no government checks issued to American Indians based on their membership status. Most Indians who do receive a government check may either receive checks that are related to entitlement programs e.g. income related to poverty or low income such as public assistance that is available to any U.S. citizen who meets income guidelines; or they may receive government lease payments from their trust lands or minerals that are leased by a third party. The way the trust responsibility and relationship is set up, the third party makes the lease payment to the B.I.A. for the person s who trust land is being leased, the B.I.A. then deposits the funds into the tribal members Individual Indian Monies (IIM) Account and then another U.S. Treasury check is re-issued to pay the money to them. Do all Indians own trust land? Not all Indians own trust land. Those who do, have inherited the trust lands from their parents, grandparents or other relatives. Sometimes, trust lands have been sold by the owners so that after they pass on, there are no trust lands that are inherited by their living family members. Additionally, some tribal members have written wills that have specified who are their heirs to their trust land will be while those that have not left a will, the tribal probate laws will be applied. It is recommended that a person inquiring about any trust lands, contact the B.I.A. or tribal realty or probate office. 3 P a g e

4 North Dakota Tribal Child Welfare Services Directory Enrollment PO Box 579 Phone: (701) Tribal Headquarters PO Box rd Av N Phone: (701) Tribal Administration Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) PO Box 270 Administration Phone: (701) CIAP Phone: (701) Facilities Management Phone: (701) Land Operations Phone: (701) Law Enforcement Phone: (701) Plant Management Office Phone: (701) Police Department Phone: (701) Property & Supply Phone: (701) Realty Department Phone: (701) Roads Department Phone: (701) Education Alternative High School Phone: (701) Cankdeska Cikana Community College P.O. Box 269 Phone: (701) Dr. Cynthia Lindquist, President president@littlehoop.edu Phone: (701) P a g e

5 General Information Education Office PO Box 359 Phone: (701) Valerie Merrick Memorial Library Phone: (701) Four Winds Community Schools PO Box 239 Tate Topa Tribal School (K-8) Phone (701) High School (9-12) Phone (701) Business Office Phone (701) Home School Coordinator Phone (701) Registrar Phone (701) School Counselor Phone (701) Social Worker Phone (701) Special Education Phone (701) Vocational Resource Center Phone (701) Four Winds Daycare Center Highway 57 Phone: (701) Fort Totten Special Education Unit PO Box 239 Hwy575 Fort Totten, ND58335 Phone: (701) Head Start Program rd Ave N Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Little Hoop Daycare PO Box 269 Phone: (701) Spirit Lake Higher Education rd Ave N Phone: (701) P a g e

6 Tate Topa Middle School Business Office (701) Home School Coordinator (701) Principal Phone: (701) Registrar (701) School Counselor (701) Social Worker (701) Special Education (701) Vocational Resource Center (701) Tate Topa Elementary School Phone: (701) Warwick Public High School PO Box 7, North Main St. Warwick, ND Phone: (701) Spirit Lake Tribal Court 709 3rd Ave PO Box 30 Phone: (701) , Fax: (701) Chief Judge, Peter J. Belgarde Jr. Judicial Clerk of Court, Penelope Jackson Criminal Clerk of Court, Alyssa Shaw Adult Probation Officer, Amy Belgarde Associate/Juvenile Judge, Molly McDonald Juvenile Clerk of Court, Patricia TwoHearts Juvenile Intake Officer, Darla K. Thiele Prosecutor, Joseph Vetsch Judicial/Court Shunka Wakan Ah-ku Bringing Back the Horses Shunka Wakan Ah-ku offers tools for Juvenile Offenders to reduce delinquency, and the likelihood of repeat offenses. This program also offers emotional support and encourages character development.to utilize the caring and nurturing for the horse and the bonds formed as a means for establishing trust and responsibility. Darla Thiele Spirit Lake Juvenile Court P.O. Box 543 Phone: (701) , P a g e

7 24 Hour Helpline (ND Mental Health Association) or dial 211 statewide Suicide Hotline TALK (8255) Community Health Representative (CHR) PO Box 359 Phone: (701) Health & Wellness Healthy Start Program Healthy Start promotes healthy families and improving birth outcomes for Native American women by providing culturallyrelevant Targeted Case Management (TCM) Services to empower individuals to make better health care choices. PO Box 77 St. Michael, ND Phone: (701) Case manager Phone: (701) Coordinator Phone: (701) Indian Health Service (IHS) Phone: (701): Maternal Child Health PO Box 217 Phone: (701) Spirit Lake Service Unit Optometrist PO Box 309 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Spirit Lake Emergency Management Services Providing primary emergency medical response within the boundaries of the Spirit Lake Reservation and surrounding area as requested by dispatch. State licenses ambulance service staff 24/7 by one EMT and one EMS driver Tribe Avenue PO Box 449 Office Phone: (701) Emergency Phone: (701) Fax: Spirit Lake Health Center-Fort Totten Contract Health Services PO Box 200 Phone: (701) P a g e

8 Spirit Lake Recovery and Wellness Support and resources for domestic violence, day treatment, DUIs, and parenting classes. PO Box 88 Phone: (701) Spirit Lake Youth Healing and Wellness Center Support services and resources for youth counseling and after care services. PO Box 88 Phone: (701) Spirit Lake Recreation Centers Director Phone: (701) Fort Totten (701) St. Michael (701) Wood Lake (701) Tribal Health Director 816 3rd Ave. N. P.O. Box 480 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Tribal Community Prevention The Tribal Community Prevention program will help the local Spirit Lake community evaluate their capacity to address issues related to alcohol, tobacco, and drugs. They provide resources, guidance, and technical assistance and information. They do not provide direct care to youth, adults or families nd Ave NE Sheyenne, ND Phone: (701) Youth Drug & Alcohol Prevention Program To provide innovative, culturally appropriate, substance abuse prevention strategies to the local communities nd Ave NE Sheyenne, ND Phone: (701) WIC Program PO Box 217 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Housing Home Improvement Program PO Box 359 Fort Totten. ND Phone: (701) P a g e

9 Spirit Lake Housing Corporation PO Box 187 Phone: (701) Social Services 24 Hour Helpline (ND Mental Health Association) or dial 211 statewide Suicide Hotline TALK (8255) Boys & Girls Club 7296 Highway 57 Phone: (701) Child Care Program Providing child care assistance based on income guidelines, an infant/toddler program and the Scholars of Excellence program to aid in completion of CDA or 2 yr program. PO Box 359 Phone: (701) /1202 Commodity Program PO Box 414 Phone: (701) Community Nourishment Mind & Body Community food pantry Warwick, ND Phone: (701) Culture Resource Management Program Phone: (701) Early Childhood Tracking PO Box 368 Phone: (701) Fax: (701): Director Phone: (701) Nursing Director Phone: (701) Pediatric Nurse Phone: (701) P a g e

10 Food Distribution Program 307 1st Avenue P.O. Box 414 Fort Totten, North Dakota Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Program Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Phone: (701) Fax: (701) JOBS Program rd Av N Phone: (701) Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) PO Box 359 Phone: (701) Social Services The Spirit Lake Social Services include the Indian Child Welfare Act office, Child Protection Service, Child Welfare and other general social services including elderly protection. PO Box 39 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Kevin Dauphinais, Director Phone: (701) x 322 Fax: (701) kevin@spiritlakesocialservices.com Case Aid Phone: (701) Child Protection Investigator Phone: (701) x 322 Parent Aid Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Social Worker Phone: (701) Spirit Lake Vocational Rehabilitation Services Assists tribal members with a disability living on or near the Spirit Lake Reservation and need assistance to meet employment goals; disability can be a physical, learning or mental disability. Youth who are in high school or may have dropped out of high school may also be eligible or assistance. PO Box 519 Phone: (701) Fax (701) tjetty@gondtc.com 10 P a g e

11 Victim Assistance Program Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Young Families Development Program PO Box 239 Phone: (701) Municipal Services Devils Lake Police Department 222 Walnut Street West Devils Lake, ND Phone: (701) Emergency: 911 Fax: (701) Spirit Lake Fire Department PO Box 492 Phone :( 701) Fax: (701) Spirit Lake Tribal Police Department Fort Totten, Phone: (701) Fax: (701) P a g e

12 North Dakota Tribal Child Welfare Services Directory Tribal Administration Administration PO Box D Phone: (701) /7201 Tribal Switchboard Phone: (701) Bureau of Indian Affairs Bldg 194 Proposal Ave PO Box E Phone: (701) Education (701) Enrollment (701) Probate/Estate Services (701) Realty (701) Social Services (701) Cannonball Elementary th Avenue PO Box 218 Cannonball, ND Phone: (701) Fort Yates High School PO Box 428 Phone: (701) Bureau of Indian Affairs Education 12 P a g e

13 Head Start Program PO Box Proposal Avenue Early Head Start Phone: (701) Head Start Phone: (701) /3457 Bear Soldier Center 3 rd Ave. West McLaughlin SD Phone: (605) Cannonball Head Start PO Box 53 Cannonball ND Phone: (701) Porcupine Head Start PO Box 473 Fort Yates ND Phone: (701) Running Antelope Head Start PO Box 75 Little Eagle SD Phone: (605) Rock Creek Head Start Box 75 Bullhead SD Wakpala Center Box 31 Wakpala SD Phone: (605) Kiddie College Daycare PO Box D Phone: (701) Selfridge Public School PO Box 45 Selfridge, ND Phone: (701) Solen High School PO Box 128 Solen, ND Phone: (701) P a g e

14 Sitting Bull Community College 9299 Hwy 24 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Dr. Laurel Vermillion, President Fort Yates Campus nd Street Phone (701) Fax (701) McLaughlin Campus 504 Main Street McLaughlin, SD Phone (605) Fax (605) Standing Rock Elementary School PO Box 377 Phone: (701) Standing Rock High School 9189 Highway 24 Phone: (701) Standing Rock Junior High School 9189 Highway 24 Phone: (701) St. Bernard Mission School PO Box 394 Phone: (701) Tribal 121 Vocational Rehabilitation Program Sitting Bull College nd Street Phone: (701) Ext. 228 Tribal Higher Education Department PO Box D Phone: (701) P a g e

15 Judicial/Court Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Court & Court of Appeals PO Box 363 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Health & Wellness 24 Hour Helpline (ND Mental Health Association) or dial 211 statewide Suicide Hotline TALK (8255) Chemical Prevention PO Box 517 Phone: (701) /7219 Chemical Prevention Youth Services Phone: (701) Chief Gall Treatment Center Youth residential treatment PO Box 680 Mobridge, SD Phone: (605) Community Health Representative (CHR) Cannon Ball Clinic (701) Fort Yates (701) Porcupine (701) Running Antelope (605) Wakpala (605) Diabetes Program & Fitness Center PO Box D 52 Proposal Avenue Phone: (701) Environmental Health Program PO Box D Phone: (701) Health Education PO Box D P a g e

16 Injury Prevention PO Box D Phone: (701) Oniyapi Program (Suicide Prevention) Phone: (701) Standing Rock Indian Health Service Clinic 701 6th Street McLaughlin, SD Phone: (605) Standing Rock Indian Health Service Hospital N 10 North River Road Phone: (701) Tobacco Prevention PO Box D Phone: (701) Tribal Health Administration PO Box D Phone: (701) Tribal Mental Health Internship Program PO Box D Phone: (701) WIC Program PO Box D Phone: (701) Youth Wellness Program PO Box D Phone: (701) Social Services Chemical Prevention - Youth Services PO Box D Phone: (701) Childcare Assistance PO Box D Phone: (701) P a g e

17 Child Protection Services Rose Mendoza, Director PO Box 640 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) South Dakota Community Action Program Phone: Early Childhood Tracking PO Box D Food Distribution Program C/O Tribal Office Box D-49 Proposal Ave. Fort Yates, North Dakota Phone: (701) , ext. 104 Fax: (701) srfdpir@westriv.com Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) PO Box 640 Phone: (701) Phone: (701) Lake Oahe Group Home PO Box 176 Phone: (701) Sioux County Social Services PO Box B Fort Yates ND Fax: (701) Social Services (Bureau of Indian Affairs) PO Box E Fax: (701) P a g e

18 Municipal Services Ambulance Program (24 Hour Service) North Proposal Avenue Phone: (701) Fire Department (To report a fire) Phone: (701) Police Department (24 Hour Service) Phone: (701) Sioux County Sheriff Phone: (701) P a g e

19 North Dakota Tribal Child Welfare Services Directory Mandan, Hidatsa & Arikara Nation (Three Affiliated Tribes) Three Affiliated Tribes Tribal Administration Tribal Headquarters Phone: (701) Enrollment Po Box 100 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Main St. PO Box 370 Administration Phone: (701) Agency Criminal Investigator (701) Enrollment Phone: (701) Fort Berthold Police Department Phone: (701) Office of Trust Funds Phone: (701) Range & Soil Office Phone: (701) Real Property Management Phone: (701) Superintendent Phone: (701) Education 477 (WIA) Program Phone: (701) /4752 Education Department Phone: (701) Edwin Loe Elementary Phone: (701) P a g e

20 Fort Berthold Community College Russell D. Mason, Jr., President PO Box th Ave. N. Phone: Fax: Healthy Start Phone: (701) Head Start Central Office Phone: (701) Johnson O Malley Program Phone: (701) Mandaree Public Schools PO Box 488 Mandaree, ND Phone: (701) New Town High School PO Box 700 Phone: (701) New Town Middle School New Town Middle School PO Box 700 Phone (701) Parshall Elementary School 211 1st Ave NW PO Box 69 Parshall, ND Phone: (701) Parshall High School 501 N. Main PO Box 158 Parshall, ND Phone: (701) P a g e

21 Tribal 121 Vocational Rehabilitation Program Fort Berthold Community College PO Box 490 Phone: (701) Tribal Education Program Phone: (701) Twin Buttes Elementary School Mr. Chad Dahlen, Principal HC 1, Box 45 Halliday, ND Phone: (701) Fax: (701) White Shield Public School HC 1, Box 45 Roseglen, ND Phone: (701) Fort Berthold District Court and Juvenile Services PO Box 969 Tribal Court Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Tribal Juvenile Court Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Judicial/Court Tribal Prosecution Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Health & Wellness 24 Hour Helpline (ND Mental Health Association) or dial 211 statewide Suicide Hotline TALK (8255) Circle of Life Out Patient Counseling Phone: (701) P a g e

22 Community Health Representatives (CHR) 9281 Hwy 23 Fax: (701) Mandaree Phone: (701) New Town Phone: (701) Parshall Phone: (701) Twin Buttes Phone: (701) White Shield Phone: (701) COPS Tribal Methamphetamine Program Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Fort Berthold Diabetes Prevention Program Awatii Wellness Center 1 Minne-Tohe Drive Phone: (701) Fort Berthold Indian Health Services Minne-Tohe Health Center PO Box 400 Phone: (701) Mandaree Clinic (701) ; M-F 9:30am to 3:30pm Parshall Clinic (701) ; M-F 8am to 5pm Twin Buttes Clinic (701) ; M-F 9am to 9:30pm White Shield Clinic (701) ; M-F 8am to 4:30pm Parshall Resource Center Treatment Center PO Box 429 Parshall, ND Phone: (701) Tribal Mental and Behavioral Health Phone: (701) Fax: (701) WIC Program Phone: (701) Fort Berthold Housing Authority th Street N New Town, ND Phone: (701) /3481 Housing 22 P a g e

23 Tribal Home Improvement Program (HIP) Phone: (701) Tribal Housing Program Phone: (701) Social Services Boys and Girls Club Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Child Care Assistance PO Box 597 New Town, ND Phone: (701) Child Program Phone: (701) Child Protection Services Phone: (701) Child Support Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Child Welfare Phone: (701) Coalition Against Domestic Violence PO Box 935 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Commodity Program Phone: (701) P a g e

24 Drug Elimination Program Phone: (701) Early Childhood Tracking PO Box 370 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Food Distribution Program Tribal Administration Building New Town, North Dakota Telephone: (701) Fax: (701) (Admin. Bldg.) Four Bears Boys & Girls Club 2000 Chief Four Bears Ave Phone: (701) Head Start Central Office Phone: (701) Healthy Start Phone: (701) High Education Grant Program Phone: (701) Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Program Phone: (701) Low Income Home Energy Assistance Phone: (701) Social Services Phone: (701) Fax: (701) P a g e

25 Fort Berthold Police Department Main Street New Town, Phone: (701) Municipal Services New Town Fire Hall PO Box 855 Phone: (701) P a g e

26 North Dakota Tribal Child Welfare Services Directory Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe PO Box 509 Agency Village, SD Phone: (605) Tribal Administration Tribal Enrollment Phone: (605) ext 215 Education Sisseton Wahpeton College Agency Village Box 689 Sisseton SD Phone: (605) SWO Head Start Veterans Memorial Drive, Agency Village Sisseton, SD, Phone: (605) Tiospa Zina Tribal School #1 Tiospa Zina Drive, Agency Village Sisseton, SD, Phone: (605) Tribal Court PO Box 568 Agency Village, SD Phone: (605) Judicial/Court Health & Wellness 24 Hour Helpline (ND Mental Health Association) or dial 211 statewide 26 P a g e

27 Suicide Hotline TALK (8255) Community Health Representative Program (CHR) 100 Lake Traverse Drive Rm#F-06 P.O. Box 509 Agency Village, SD Phone: (605) Fax: (605) Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Health Care Center (IHS) PO Box 189 Sisseton, SD Phone: (605) SWO Health and Fitness Center 301 Tiospa Zina Drive P.O. Box 509 Agency Village, SD Fax Number: (605) Phone: (605) Housing Authority 605 Lydia Goodsell Street. Sisseton, SD Phone: (605) Fax: (605) Maintenance Department Phone: (605) Ext. 36 On call only on weekends Housing Social Services Child Protection 509 Veterans Memorial Drive P.O. Box 509 Agency Village, SD Phone: (605) On-Call Worker: (800) Fax: (605) Child Support Enforcement Health & Human Service Building BIA Highway 711 P.O. Box 808 Agency Village, SD Phone: (605) /7004/7126 Toll free 866-papoose Fax Number: (605) P a g e

28 Early Childhood Intervention Program 1 Tiospa Zina Drive PO Box 509 Agency Village, SD Phone: (605) or Ext.300 Fax: (605) Program ecip@venturecomm.net Victims of Crime Assistance Office PO Box 509 Agency Village, SD Office number: Phone: (605) Fax: (605) Coordinator on call cell: (605) Municipal Services Tribal Law Enforcement Phone: (605) Sisseton Volunteer Fire Department Phone: (605) P a g e

29 North Dakota Tribal Child Welfare Services Directory Trenton Indian Service Area Tribal Administration Trenton Tribal Headquarters PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Health & Wellness 24 Hour Helpline (ND Mental Health Association) or dial 211 statewide Suicide Hotline TALK (8255) Community Health representative (CHR) PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Healthy Start PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Indian Health Services PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Mental Health PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Trenton Housing Authority PO Box 155 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Housing 29 P a g e

30 Social Services Commodities Food Distribution PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Community Health representative (CHR) PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Program PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Fax: (701) /7 Line: (701) Food Distribution Program PO Box 210 Trenton, North Dakota Telephone: (701) Fax: (701) Healthy Start PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Infant Toddler Enrichment Program PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Mental Health/Social Services PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Native American Resource Center Adult and Youth Alcohol Services PO Box 206 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Fax: (701) ) Social Services PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) P a g e

31 Stop Domestic Violence PO Box 210 Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Municipal Services Trenton Volunteer Fire Department th Av E Trenton, ND Phone: (701) Williston Police Department 223 E Broadway #201 Williston, ND Phone: (701) P a g e

32 North Dakota Tribal Child Welfare Services Directory Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Tribe Tribal Administration Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Tribe Tribal Headquarters Phone: (701) Finance Office Phone: (701) Tribal Planning Office Phone: (701) Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Turtle Mountain Agency PO Box 60 Administration Phone: (701) Criminal Investigations Phone: (701) Education Phone: (701) Enrollment Phone: (701) Finance Phone: (701) Fire Prevention Phone: (701) Job Placement & Training Phone: (701) Law & Order Phone: (701) Probation & Parole Phone: (701) Probation & Pretrial Phone: (701) Roads Phone: (701) Social Services Phone: (701) Superintendent Phone: (701) Education Community Daycare Center Assists parents and children of the community with the appropriate materials and staff for the children to learn and grow in a safe environment. Phone: (701) Dunseith Day School Phone: (701) P a g e

33 Dunseith Elementary School 301 3rd Ave SW Dunseith, ND, Phone: (701) Principal Phone: (701) Ext. 245 Fax: Dunseith High School 301 3rd Ave SW Dunseith, ND, Phone: (701) Principal Phone: (701) Ext. 132 Fax: Even Start Program Family-based literacy program for parents and their children ages, birth to eight years old. The program works with families in four specific areas: Early Childhood education, Parent education, Adult education, and Parent and Child Interactive Literacy activities. Phone: (701) Head Start Program provides early learning experiences for children ages 3-5. The program manages 5 centers on or near the Turtle Mountain reservation. Head Start Center - Belcourt Phone: (701) Head Start Center - Dunseith Downtown Dunseith, ND Phone: (701) Head Start Center - Dunseith North Dunseith, ND Phone: (701) Head Start Center - Shell Valley Shell Valley, ND Phone: (701) Head Start Center - St. John St. John, ND Phone: (701) Ojibwa Indian School PO Box 600 Belcourt ND Phone: (701) Fax P a g e

34 St. Ann s Catholic School Highway 5 & Saint Anns Rd Phone: (701) Tribal Higher Education Scholarship Program Belcourt ND Phone: (701) Turtle Mountain Community College (TMCC) PO Box 340 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Turtle Mountain Community Schools PO Box Phone: (701) Vocational Rehabilitation Program Turtle Mountain Community College PO Box 110 Phone: (701) Alternative Court Phone: (701) Judicial/Court BIS - Office of Judicial Services PO Box 1436 Phone: (701) Probation & Parole Department Phone: (701) Tribal Prosecutor Phone: (701) Public Defender Phone: (701) P a g e

35 Tribal Court Phone: (701) Tribal Law Department Phone: (701) Turtle Mountain Victims of Crime Turtle Mountain Victims of Crime provides support, assistance, and information to victims of crime in the community. Phone: (701) Health & Wellness Belcourt Fitness Center Facility provides an opportunity for the community to be healthy by preventing heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity through physical activity. Phone: (701) Car Seat Program Provides injury prevention to parents transporting children in motor vehicles. Phone: (701) Community Health Representative Program (CHR) Liaison between the hospitals and clinics and the community members, providing transportation, delivering medications, homevisits, and other medical tasks as requested by community member or health agency. Phone: (701) Dunseith Fitness Center Facility provides an opportunity for the community to be healthy by preventing heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity through physical activity. Phone: (701) Emergency Preparedness Response Program Federally-funded, state administered program designed to train first responders for managing disastrous events. Tribal and clinical personnel develop emergency operation plans and procedure implementation. Phone: (701) Master Health Program Phone: (701) P a g e

36 Mothers against Drunken Driving (MADD) Phone: (701) Nutrition & Supportive Services Phone: (701) Quentin Burdick Health Care Facility PO Box 160 Main Switchboard Phone: (701) Administration Phone: (701) Business Office Phone: (701) Clinic appointment Desk Phone: (701) Dental Health Phone: (701) Diabetes Program Phone: (701) Eye Clinic Phone: (701) Human Services Program Phone: (701) Human Resources Phone: (701) Medical records Phone: (701) Pharmacy Phone: (701) Public Health Nursing Phone: (701) Traffic Safety Phone: (701) Tribal Diabetes Prevention Program Program mission to prevent Type 2 Diabetes in the young people on the Turtle Mountain reservation. Belcourt, ND58316 Phone: (701) Tribal Health Education Provides assistance to local community members in determination and improvement of their health status. Phone: (701) WIC Program (IHS) Provide supplemental food benefits and nutrition education to eligible women, infants, and children. Phone: (701) Housing Block Grant Program Phone: (701) P a g e

37 Home Improvement Program Phone: (701) Turtle Mountain Housing Authority Phone: (701) Social Services 5th Generation Chemical Dependency Program PO Box 520 Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Child Care Assistance Phone: (701) Child Welfare Services Phone: (701) Child Welfare & Family Services Ina Olson, Director Phone: (701) Fax: (701) Commodity Warehouse Phone: (701) Food Distribution Program Fishlake Road Belcourt, North Dakota Phone: (701) or 3758 Fax: (701) Healthy Start P.O. Box 900 Phone: (701) Hearts of Hope Domestic Violence Shelter Provides support and services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, provides education to the public and promotes prevention with the goal of ending violence in the community. Phone: (701) Fax: (701) P a g e

38 Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Program Phone: (701) Little Shell Home for Youth Provides a safe and adequate 24 hour care for children in a homelike environment which is designed to meet the physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs during those times when the child s natural family or the child is unable or unwilling to provide adequate care. Phone: (701) Fax: (701) hkeplin@yahoo.com Maternal Child Health PO Box 160 Belcourt, North Dakota Phone: (701) Mental Health/Social Services (IHS) PO Box 160 Belcourt, North Dakota Phone: (701) Pathways to Prosperity Pathways to Posterity is a partnership between the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indian and the Northwest Area Foundation to launch a major effort to reduce poverty that affects tribal members. PO Box 1388 Phone: (701) Quentin Burdick Health Care Facility (IHS) PO Box 160 Belcourt, North Dakota Phone: (701) Sacred Child Provides wraparound process care coordination and resources to Medicaid eligible children who have a serious emotional need. Phone: (701) Social Services PO Box 60 (701) Tribal Youth Alcohol & Drug Prevention Program Empowers youth and their families to build and live a healthy lifestyle by abstaining from alcohol and drugs which will enhance a healthy relationship. Phone: (701) P a g e

39 Victims of Crime Program Phone: (701) Youth Aftercare Program Phone: (701) Municipal Services Ambulance Service Phone: (701) Fire Department Phone: (701) Tribal Police Phone: (701) Traffic Safety Phone: (701) P a g e