Choctaw Nation · LEGAL
Indian Child Welfare
Collaborates with state workers and courts to secure safe placements for Choctaw children, identifies Choctaw foster and adoptive homes, and monitors cases. Active efforts to prevent child removal and facilitate reunification. Home study certification available for families outside the service area through partnerships. Governed by the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978.
Who's eligible
Tribal Citizens Only
Children who are members of or eligible for membership in the Choctaw Nation. Must be unmarried and under 18. Operates nationwide under ICWA for state child custody proceedings involving foster care, termination of parental rights, or adoption.
Where it's offered
Nationwide
Local field offices in the 10.5-county service area; ICWA work nationwide
Location:
Offices in Ardmore, Coalgate, Durant, Hugo, Idabel, McAlester, Oklahoma City, Stigler, and Poteau
How to apply
Contact Tribal Membership at 580-924-8280 to determine eligibility, or contact Children and Family Services directly with case information.
Phone Mail
Contact
Phone: 580-924-8280
Last verified against the official source on 2026-09-03.