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Kaw Nation Family Trauma Healing Center (KNFTHC)

Support for individuals and families impacted by trauma, organised into named service lines: legal aid, sexual assault services, an elder abuse (Later Life) program, family violence services, and emergency shelter. The center runs a 24-hour domestic violence crisis line and also offers a one-year paid apprentice program for aspiring victim advocates in Kay County.

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Who qualifies

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The center states it serves "individuals and families who have been impacted by trauma" through support, cultural healing, community awareness, and self-determination. It publishes no tribal enrollment requirement, no CDIB requirement, and no service area for its victim services — confirm your eligibility by calling. The apprentice program is described as being for aspiring advocates in Kay County.

How to apply

PhoneIn-PersonWalk-In

Call the Kaw Nation domestic violence crisis line at (580) 716-8156, or the main office at (580) 362-1098 for questions. The StrongHearts Native Helpline, 1-844-762-8483 (1-844-7NATIVE), is also posted by the program. Separate pages cover sexual assault services, emergency shelter, the elder abuse program, family violence, and legal aid. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

Where it's available

The center publishes no service area for its victim services. Its apprentice program is described as being for aspiring advocates in Kay County, Oklahoma, but that is a staffing program rather than a service boundary, so no structured area is attached — call to confirm coverage.

Kaw Nation, Kay County, OK

Get in touch

Phone(580) 716-8156 Websitewww.kawnation.gov/fthc
OfficeKaw Nation, Kay County, OK

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Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-07.

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Kaw Nation · ELDER CARE

Kaw Nation Family Trauma Healing Center (KNFTHC)

Support for individuals and families impacted by trauma, organised into named service lines: legal aid, sexual assault services, an elder abuse (Later Life) program, family violence services, and emergency shelter. The center runs a 24-hour domestic violence crisis line and also offers a one-year paid apprentice program for aspiring victim advocates in Kay County.

Who's eligible

Verify With Program

The center states it serves "individuals and families who have been impacted by trauma" through support, cultural healing, community awareness, and self-determination. It publishes no tribal enrollment requirement, no CDIB requirement, and no service area for its victim services — confirm your eligibility by calling. The apprentice program is described as being for aspiring advocates in Kay County.

Where it's offered

County

The center publishes no service area for its victim services. Its apprentice program is described as being for aspiring advocates in Kay County, Oklahoma, but that is a staffing program rather than a service boundary, so no structured area is attached — call to confirm coverage.

Location:

Kaw Nation, Kay County, OK

How to apply

Call the Kaw Nation domestic violence crisis line at (580) 716-8156, or the main office at (580) 362-1098 for questions. The StrongHearts Native Helpline, 1-844-762-8483 (1-844-7NATIVE), is also posted by the program. Separate pages cover sexual assault services, emergency shelter, the elder abuse program, family violence, and legal aid. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

Phone In-Person Walk-In

Contact

Phone: (580) 716-8156

View program website

Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-07.

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