The California Hotel and Lodging Association has reviewed our cleanliness practices and awarded us their "Clean + Safe Certified" title for meeting and exceeding their standards. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause during your stay.*** Physical Address: 53508 Nokomis Rd.*** Cafe is open limited hours due to Covid restrictions.
*Income and residency guidelines apply to some programs Referrals are also available in certain instances.
Assists parent with work experience and job skills to gain employment and break the cycle of welfare in Native American families. Tribal TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) – To provide families with temporary financial support so they can manage their home and family’s needs during their time of crisis. Summer Feeding Program– Offers healthy, nutritious meals throughout the summer months to children up to the age of 18. The ICW workers assumes responsibility, on behalf of the tribe, for the protection, care and wellbeing of at-risk children who are enrolled or eligible for enrollment in the tribe. Indian Child Welfare (ICW) -To protect the best interest of Indian children and promote the stability of Indian tribes and families. Ikwewag Advocate – provides supportive services, medical and health support offers healing beliefs and spirituality connection, judicial and criminal investigative, transportation, employment or education, life skills, referrals and outreach. General Assistance-Financial assistance for eligible clients to meet essential needs while they are searching for work or applying for other financial assistance. Other services that may be available include crisis assistance, emergency fuel assistance, pro-active co-payment plans, emergency furnace repair and replacement.įamily Resource Management– Enables community members in, or close to being in, financial crisis to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to better manage their monies and resources to maintain self-sufficiency.įood Distribution Program-The food distribution program distributes USDA foods to eligible low income households on or near the reservation. Also offering medical & personal shopping transportation, in-home health services to assist with personal care, light housekeeping & meal preparation.Įmergency Food Shelf– Providing a short term supply of food to individuals or families in need.Įnergy Assistance Program (EAP) – The EAP provides services to WI qualified residential households with energy assistance and weatherization needs. This could include referrals and services that will aid the child.Ĭoordinated Services Team Initiative (CST)-Support and services for families involved in multiple systems of care, such as AODA, mental health, child welfare, juvenile justice and special education.Ĭrime Victim Services – offers supportive assistance, referrals and services plans for victims of various abuses and victimizations, arson, burglary, identify theft, fraud, financial crime and kidnapping, as well as other criminal acts to those victims who qualified.ĭomestic Abuse Program – Provides crisis intervention, legal advocacy, restraining order assistance, Judicare referral support, emergency shelter, transportation and other crisis service support, Circle of Sisterhood sessions, giga-wiidookoon support and other cultural healing and ceremonies, referrals, community awareness and education.Įconomic Support– Eligibility determinations for services that include Medicaid, Child Care, Food Share.Įlderly/Aging Nutrition Program– Offering dine in meals at the Elderly Center Monday thru Friday and meals on wheels for the home bound. Child Care Assistance Program– Assists families in paying for child care so the parent can work, attend school, train or have their children cared for in a family emergency.Ĭhild Advocate- The Child Advocate provides assistance for a child that is living in an abusive environment.
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