TRIBES · PAWHUSKA, OKLAHOMAPAWHUSKA, OK
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Osage Nation
Every Osage Nation program in Okla’s catalog, in one place. 21 are open to citizens of other tribes too.
44 programs across 11 categories.
Education
12 PROGRAMSFinancial Assistance
7 PROGRAMSHousing
5 PROGRAMSMedical
5 PROGRAMSElder Care
4 PROGRAMSChild Care
3 PROGRAMSFood
2 PROGRAMSLegal
2 PROGRAMSEmployment
2 PROGRAMSMental Health
1 PROGRAMSubstance Abuse
1 PROGRAM02 / ABOUT THE TRIBE
About the Osage Nation
- Federal recognition
- Federally recognized as “The Osage Nation” in the Bureau of Indian Affairs list (91 FR 4102, January 2026).
- Headquarters
- Pawhuska, Oklahoma
- Citizens
- 25,288, per the Osage Nation.
- Official website
- osagenation-nsn.gov ↗
03 / COMMON QUESTIONS
Common questions
Do I have to be a Osage Nation citizen to use these programs?
Not always. Of the 44 programs Okla lists, 22 are for Osage Nation citizens only; 8 are open to citizens of any federally recognized tribe; 8 are open to anyone with a CDIB card; 1 is open to anyone eligible for Indian Health Service care; and 5 are open to everyone. Each program page spells out who qualifies.
Do I have to live on the reservation or in the Osage Nation service area?
Many programs are limited to specific counties or communities. 19 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 Osage Nation citizen?
Citizenship (enrollment) is decided by the Osage Nation, not by Okla. The tribe’s enrollment page explains the requirements and how to apply. Main line: 918-287-5555.
How do I apply for Osage Nation 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 Osage Nation or any government agency, so always confirm details with the program before you apply.