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TRIBAL PROGRAM NEWS Programs and Services Available to Tribal Members In Service Area Out of Service Area X X X In Service Area Out of Service Area Education Higher Education Adult Vocational Training Supplemental Education School Supplies Enrichment (sports, shoes, etc.) Youth Services Cultural Programs Cultural Enrichment Culture Camp Child Care X X X X X X Indian Child Welfare X X X X Employment Services Program X X X X X X X X X Elders Elders VI (nutrition, bus passes, woodcutting/distribution, utility assistance, home health aid) Elders Council (activities, trips) X CHS CHD Medical Dental Optical Pharmacy Tobacco Prevention & Ed. Mental Health Transporters Physical Therapy Diabetes Project Infant Car Seats Bicycle Helmets . X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Enrollment X X X X X X CIB ID Cards Death Benefit Program Tribal Police (Siletz area only) Safety Program Vacation Home Checks Business Security Checks X TYibal Court* X Housing Emergency Assistance/Section 8 Eiders Handicapped/Disabled Tribal Members Housing Needs Down Payment Assistance Resident Services Mutual Help Homes Rental 8-plex Management Housing Improvement Program (HIP) X X TLC Counseling Prevention Health Department Fish & Wildlife (tags) Firewood (permits) GA Tribal Work Experience Program (TWEP) Emergency Assistance TANF Emergency Assistance Non-Needy Caretaker Grants WEX Classroom Training Diverted Services Summer Youth Employment (SYEP) On-the-Job Training Direct Placement X X X X Family Service Provider Classroom Preschool Head Start Classes Alcohol & Drug Natural Resources Child Abuse Prevention and Intervention Crisis Response (child welfare matters) Foster Care Child and Family Therapy Head Start X X X X X X X X X X X X X Civil Litigation Domestic Violence Matters Restraining Orders ICW Matters Guardianships Torts Housing *Note: Tribal Court procedure and Siletz Tribal ordinances are designed to protect the tribe and to protect members from violations of their rights under the Indian Civil Rights Act and the Siletz Tribal Constitution, and to assure due process of any matter within Siletz Tribal Court jurisdiction. X X USDA Nutrition Education Commodity Distribution X X May 2001 □ Siletz News □ 11
