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TRIBES · MCLOUD, OKLAHOMAMCLOUD, OK

Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma

Every Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma program in Okla’s catalog, in one place. 17 are open to citizens of other tribes too.

32 programs across 10 categories.

Education

8 PROGRAMS
Adult Vocational Training Program (Other Tribes in the Kickapoo Jurisdiction) The same Adult Vocational Training assistance the tribe offers its members — financial assistance for full-time training at an accredited center… Any tribal citizenIncome based Any tribal citizen · Income based Adult Vocational Training Program (Tribal Members) Financial assistance for full-time training that leads to a job or trade skill and gainful employment, at a nationally or state-accredited (the… Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide Educational Incentive Award A cash award to Kickapoo members who complete an educational milestone. Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide Higher Education Scholarship (Tribal Members) The Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma Higher Education College Scholarship Program "serves the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma Tribal Members exclusively,"… Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide Johnson O’Malley Program (Jones, McLoud and White Rock Public Schools) Federally funded supplemental educational support for Native American students attending Jones, White Rock and McLoud public schools. Any tribal citizenService area Any tribal citizen · Service area Kickapoo Health Professional Scholarship Program Financial assistance from the Kickapoo Tribal Health Center for Kickapoo tribal member students enrolling in a health profession program, covering… Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide Self-Governance Higher Education Scholarship (Other Tribes in the Kickapoo Jurisdiction) The Education page: "SG Scholarship provides assistance for tuition, fees, & books to Native Americans who reside in the Kickapoo Tribal Jurisdiction. Any tribal citizenService area Any tribal citizen · Service area Tribal Educational Support Up to $250 per fiscal year (October–September) for eligible Kickapoo members' education costs, based on availability of tribal funding. Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide

Financial Assistance

7 PROGRAMS
Community Outreach Assistance (Travel, Lodging and Traditional Homeowners) Four forms of assistance on one application: travel assistance for medical emergencies and attendance at traditional ceremonies in Texas or Mexico… Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide Federal Burial Assistance BIA-funded burial assistance administered by Social Services on the tribe's "Federal Application for Burial Assistance." The application collects the… Any tribal citizenIncome based Any tribal citizen · Income based Federal Emergency Assistance A BIA-funded Financial Assistance and Social Services path for emergency needs, applied for on the tribe's "Federal Application for Emergency… Any tribal citizenIncome based Any tribal citizen · Income based Federal General Assistance (BIA Financial Assistance) Federally funded (BIA, 25 CFR Part 20) general assistance for tribal members living in the Kickapoo jurisdiction who cannot meet essential needs. Any tribal citizenIncome based Any tribal citizen · Income based Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Federally funded heating and cooling assistance "designed to alleviate the immediate threat of utility service disconnection (i.e. Any tribal citizenIncome based Any tribal citizen · Income based School Clothing Allowance Program A $300 VISA card per enrolled Kickapoo student, Head Start or Pre-K through 12th grade, loaded once per program year for school clothing, shoes and… Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide Tribal Burial Fund On September 24, 2016 the General Council and Business Committee authorized burial funds of $7,000 for tribal members. Citizens onlyNationwide Citizens only · Nationwide

Elder Care

4 PROGRAMS

Child Care

4 PROGRAMS

Medical

3 PROGRAMS

Housing

2 PROGRAMS

Mental Health

1 PROGRAM

Dental

1 PROGRAM

Utilities

1 PROGRAM

02 / ABOUT THE TRIBE

About the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma

Federal recognition
Federally recognized as “Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma” in the Bureau of Indian Affairs list (91 FR 4102, January 2026).
Headquarters
Mcloud, Oklahoma

03 / COMMON QUESTIONS

Common questions

Do I have to be a Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma citizen to use these programs?

Not always. Of the 32 programs Okla lists, 10 are for Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma citizens only; 13 are open to citizens of any federally recognized tribe; 2 are open to anyone with a CDIB card; 4 are open to anyone eligible for Indian Health Service care; and 2 are open to everyone. For 1 other, check with the program. Each program page spells out who qualifies.

Do I have to live on the reservation or in the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma service area?

Many programs are limited to specific counties or communities. 9 programs are available to eligible people anywhere in the United States. The rest have their own service areas, listed on each program page. Use “Find my programs” at the top of this page to check against where you live.

How do I become a Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma citizen?

Citizenship (enrollment) is decided by the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, not by Okla. The tribe’s enrollment page explains the requirements and how to apply. Main line: 405-964-4227.

How do I apply for Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma programs?

Each program has its own application. Open a program above to see who qualifies, how to apply and the official link. Okla is an independent directory, not part of the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma or any government agency, so always confirm details with the program before you apply.