Early Head Start in Sallisaw, OK, is dedicated to fostering the growth and development of families with pregnant women, infants, and toddlers up to three years old. Our comprehensive program emphasizes early education, ensuring that children receive essential early learning opportunities while supporting families through health and development screenings and various family support services. We understand that the early years are crucial, and we're here to meet the diverse needs of each family, helping to lay a strong foundation for a brighter future.

W.W. Hastings Hospital in Sallisaw, OK, is a dedicated 60-bed inpatient facility committed to providing essential healthcare services to Native American and eligible non-Native American individuals. Our comprehensive range of services includes audiology, emergency care, general surgery, women’s health, pediatrics, and a host of rehabilitation and social services designed to address diverse health needs. We proudly collaborate with institutions like Northeastern State University and the University of Oklahoma to ensure our patients receive top-notch care. To access our services, individuals must be of Native American ancestry with a Certified Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB) card, or meet specific criteria if they are non-Native Americans, such as being pregnant with a Native American child, residing in a Native American household, or being a legal ward of an eligible Native American. We invite you to join our caring community focused on improving health and well-being for all our patients.

The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program in Sallisaw, OK, is dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old. By promoting healthy food habits, WIC provides essential services including nutrition education, access to supplemental foods, and strong breastfeeding support. We also connect families with important healthcare resources to ensure they thrive during crucial early developmental stages. Our mission is to empower families to lead healthier lives through comprehensive food assistance and caring support.

Women, Infants & Children (WIC) in Sallisaw, OK, is a dedicated health and nutrition initiative designed to support pregnant and nursing women, as well as infants and children under five years old. By focusing on improving the nutritional well-being of tribal families, WIC aligns with the Cherokee Nation's mission for healthier, happier communities. Our program offers essential supplemental foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to healthcare services, ensuring that families receive the comprehensive care they need. We warmly invite you to visit any Cherokee Nation WIC Clinic to apply or feel free to walk in for assistance.

At Redbird Smith Health Center in Sallisaw, OK, we are proud to be part of the Cherokee Nation's dedicated network of health services, comprising eight health centers and one hospital. Our mission is to enhance the health and well-being of our communities by providing comprehensive care that includes medical, dental, optometry, and behavioral health services, as well as public health nursing, health promotion, and disease prevention. We envision a future where the Cherokee people achieve optimal health, leading to strong, thriving communities for generations to come. To access our services, individuals must meet specific eligibility criteria, including proof of Native American ancestry or maternity status related to a Native American resident. We welcome all eligible individuals to experience our compassionate care and commitment to health. For further assistance, please reach out to our friendly team Monday through Friday to begin your journey toward better health.

The Senior Nutrition Program in Sallisaw, OK, is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of elderly Indians throughout the Cherokee Nation by offering essential food assistance. We provide nourishing congregate meals that foster community spirit through shared dining experiences, as well as home-delivered meals for those who need additional support in their own homes. Our mission is to ensure that every senior citizen receives nutritious food, companionship, and care, creating a vital support network for our aging population.

At United Faith Church in Sallisaw, OK, our food pantry is dedicated to combating food insecurity by offering quality emergency food assistance to households in need. We understand the importance of providing essential nutrition for individuals and families facing hunger, and our pantry is designed to meet these critical needs. Open Tuesdays through Thursdays from 1:30 to 4:30 pm, we welcome community members seeking support to help them thrive during challenging times.

In Sallisaw, OK, the Cherokee Nation Food Distribution Program is dedicated to providing nutritious food assistance to eligible Native American families within its jurisdiction. We understand the urgency of meeting basic nutritional needs, and our partnership with USDA Food and Nutrition Services ensures that each household receives a well-balanced food package tailored to the number of approved family members. Our Food Distribution Stores create a welcoming grocery store atmosphere, allowing participants to shop comfortably and feel at home while accessing emergency food supplies. Please note that our stores close for inventory during the last three working days of the month.

At the Wilma P. Mankiller Health Center in Sallisaw, OK, we are proud to be part of the Cherokee Nation's commitment to health and wellness, operating within a network of eight health centers. Our mission is to empower our communities by providing comprehensive medical services, including pediatrics, dentistry, optometry, and behavioral health, focused on improving health outcomes for individuals and families. We envision a future where the Cherokee people achieve optimal health, contributing to thriving communities for generations to come. To access our services, individuals must meet specific eligibility criteria related to Native American ancestry or household residency, ensuring that we serve those who need us most. We welcome you to visit us and explore the range of services we offer, designed to promote health, prevent disease, and support overall well-being.