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The
Tribe is providing additional services to members through the
Community Meal (served on Tuesdays as 11:30), Blood Pressure and
Blood Sugar Screenings (sponsored on site by United Indian Health
Service), which are held quarterly; and wellness checks.
The
Tribe also has a library containing MANY volumes of Native American
Indian history, reference materials and general interest topics.
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The
Tribe recognizes that our children are our most precious resource:
they are the future. The ICWA (Indian Child Welfare Act) program exists to provide or
participate in provision of social services to the children and
their families.
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Through
this program, certificates are provided to parents to authorize
subsidized child care services for their child(ren). To qualify for
this program your child or children must be 13; (special needs up to
19) or under court supervision or protective services; living with a
parent who is working or seeking employment or is enrolled in an
education program or job training. You must also meet low income
criteria, and you must be a Tribal member.
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This program, which was created by
an act of Congress in 1934, provides supplementary financial
assistance to meet the unique and specialized education needs of
Indian Children. Table Bluff Reservation - Wiyot Tribe contracts
with BIZ for funds. With these funds a number of programs are
presented for students in our JOM service area. These programs are
designed to provide reinforcement of academic skills learned through
the school district and enhance the students' educational
experience. Parents are encouraged to participate in the JOM Parents Committee, which provides direction to the program.
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Table Bluff Reservation - Wiyot Tribe
administers funds on behalf of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Assistance, limited by
student need and fund availability, is provided for students
attending accredited institutions of higher learning or
technical/vocational schools.
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