Seminole Nation · LEGAL
Indian Child Welfare (ICW)
Advocates ICWA compliance in state courts and provides culturally appropriate preventive and treatment services to families who are court-involved. Services: ICWA legal advocacy and tribal court intervention; foster home approval and recruitment; family reunification; Promoting Safe & Stable Families (PSSF); membership verification; family support.
Who's eligible
Tribal Citizens Only
Source quote: "At the time of the NOTICE, a child must be under 18 years of age, an enrolled Indian member/citizen of the Seminole Nation, or eligible for membership and the biological child of an enrolled member/citizen." Foster parent applicants accepted from tribal members or federally recognized tribe members residing in Seminole County.
Where it's offered
Nationwide
Operates nationwide under ICWA for state child custody proceedings involving Seminole children. Office in Seminole County, OK.
Location:
36645 US-270, Wewoka, OK 74884
How to apply
Contact ICW main number for case intake or foster home recruitment.
Phone In-Person
Contact
Phone: (405) 601-5147
Last verified against the official source on 2026-05-10.
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