The CNG guidelines (revised 19 August 2025) state eligibility as: "Enrolled Tribal Member, Comanche Preference"; and the individual "must complete an application for the Comanche Nation Prevention and Recovery Program and provide requested documentation." Supporting documentation is a Certificate of Indian Blood (CDIB). The guidelines state services "may be provided to in service and out of service area individuals as long as they are willing to be a participant and be living at the RTC." Services include wellness plans covering medical and mental health appointments and referrals; individual, family and group counselling facilitated by a Licensed Professional Counselor; alcoholism and substance abuse education including White Bison/Wellbriety, sweat lodge, 12-steps, and attendance at Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings with a sponsor; life skills development covering personal hygiene, cooking, medical appointments, resume building, financial literacy, codependency and parenting; and cultural lessons including sweat lodge, Native American Church, powwows, regalia making and traditional songs. Applications are not processed until required documents are submitted, incomplete applications are held at least 30 days, and services are contingent on funding.