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Family Violence
About Family Violence We empower those seeking our services with the tools they need to rebuild their lives and become the strong individuals they were created to be. We effect social change through outreach and education to put an end to intergenerational violence and partner with state, county, and tribal court systems and law enforcement to hold perpetrators accountable for their crimes
Family Violence Prevention Department to Expand Housing, Advocacy, and Child Protection
The Osage Nation was just Awarded $737,245 from the Department of Justice for Violence Against Women From the Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention Department Pawhuska, Okla., Osage Nation Reservation (Monday, October 1, 2018) –The Osage Nation Family Violence Prevention Department (ONFVPD) was just awarded the Coordinated Tribal Assistance grant from the Department of Justice for Violence
FAQs
Find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions below. If you still need help, you can reach us by email at electionoffice@osagenation-nsn.gov or by phone at (918) 287-5286. Am I registered to vote? To vote you need: To be an enrolled Osage Nation member Turn 18 on or before Election Day I've moved. How do I change my address? You can update your mailing address by submitting an Update
Contact Us Wahzhazhe Elections electionoffice@osagenation-nsn.gov (918) 287-5286
Farmers Market Dates Announced
Communications
Farmers Market Vouchers Apply Today WIC Clients Survey Spanish WIC Clients Survey Senior's Farmers Market Vouchers Apply Today Senior's Survey Requirements to qualify include: * Must meet income guidelines * Must be at least 60 years of age (S), or * Native American at least 55 years of age (N), or * A disabled individual under 60 years of age living in a housing facility, occupied primarily by
Farmers Market Dates Announced
Farmers Market Vouchers Osage Nation's Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program will issue vouchers for Farmers Market beginning Monday, June 14, 2021. These are drive-thru events and you must remain in your vehicle when picking up your vouchers and your produce. There will be signs and staff to assist you. Apply Today View Farmers' Market Dates Senior's Farmers Market Vouchers Osage Nation's
Financial Assistance
About The Financial Assistance Department assists Osage members and other Native Americans residing within the service area. The types of assistance include utility assistance, emergency assistance to prevent homelessness, cash assistance to unemployed individuals, or cash assistance to needy families while establishing employment plans and promoting self-sufficiency. Contact Phone: 918-287-5325
Financial Documents
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Financial Literacy
Public Event
Pawhuska Business Development Center is offering training modules on financial literacy. Participants must attend all three sessions. Module #1: Banking Basics Module #2: Good Credit & Rebuilding Good Credit Module #3: Tracking Your Money To learn more about this event please contact Cindy Helmer at (918) 287-3357 or cindy.helmer@tricountytech.edu February sessions are 12ht, 19th, and 26th.
Financial Literacy
Public Event
Pawhuska Business Development Center is offering training modules on financial literacy. Participants must attend all three sessions. Module #1: Banking Basics Module #2: Good Credit & Rebuilding Good Credit Module #3: Tracking Your Money To learn more about this event please contact Cindy Helmer at (918) 287-3357 or cindy.helmer@tricountytech.edu February sessions are 12th, 19th, and 26th.
Financial Literacy
Public Event
Pawhuska Business Development Center is offering training modules on financial literacy. Participants must attend all three sessions. Module #1: Banking Basics Module #2: Good Credit & Rebuilding Good Credit Module #3: Tracking Your Money To learn more about this event please contact Cindy Helmer at (918) 287-3357 or cindy.helmer@tricountytech.edu February sessions are 12th, 19th, and 26th.
Financial Literacy
Public Event
Pawhuska Business Development Center is offering training modules on financial literacy. Participants must attend all three sessions. Module #1: Banking Basics Module #2: Good Credit & Rebuilding Good Credit Module #3: Tracking Your Money To learn more about this event please contact Cindy Helmer at (918) 287-3357 or cindy.helmer@tricountytech.edu March sessions are 5th, 9th, and 16th.
Financial Literacy
Public Event
Pawhuska Business Development Center is offering training modules on financial literacy. Participants must attend all three sessions. Module #1: Banking Basics Module #2: Good Credit & Rebuilding Good Credit Module #3: Tracking Your Money To learn more about this event please contact Cindy Helmer at (918) 287-3357 or cindy.helmer@tricountytech.edu March sessions are 5th, 9th, and 16th.
Financial Literacy
Public Event
Pawhuska Business Development Center is offering training modules on financial literacy. Participants must attend all three sessions. Module #1: Banking Basics Module #2: Good Credit & Rebuilding Good Credit Module #3: Tracking Your Money To learn more about this event please contact Cindy Helmer at (918) 287-3357 or cindy.helmer@tricountytech.edu March sessions are 5th, 9th, and 16th.