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TRIBES · POPLAR, MONTANAPOPLAR, MT

Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes

Every Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes program in Okla’s catalog, in one place. 19 serve the Fort Peck Reservation (4 Counties, Northeast Montana). 1 is open to citizens of other tribes too.

21 programs across 10 categories.

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Medical

5 PROGRAMS
Community Health Representatives (CHR) Program The CHR Program provides outreach, community education, follow-up, and supportive services, and participates with IHS in delivering health and… IHS-eligibleOn reservation IHS-eligible · On reservation Diabetes Program Federally funded outreach services for people diagnosed with diabetes, including transportation to clinic, a hospitable setting for clinic services… On reservation On reservation Fort Peck Tribal Dialysis Unit A full end-stage renal disease (ESRD) unit owned and operated by the Fort Peck Tribes and licensed under the state certification process. On reservation On reservation IHS Fort Peck Service Unit — Primary and Outpatient Care The IHS Fort Peck Service Unit operates three facilities on the Fort Peck Reservation. IHS-eligibleOn reservation IHS-eligible · On reservation Renal Clinic Scheduled renal clinic appointments run by the Fort Peck Tribal Dialysis Unit. On reservation On reservation

Housing

3 PROGRAMS
Fort Peck Housing Authority Waiting List (Rental and Mutual Help) The Fort Peck Housing Authority manages 658 housing units and houses 25–30 families a year across Fort Kipp, Brockton, Riverside, Poplar, Wolf Point… On reservation On reservation Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Units FPHA's Occupancy department administers Low Income Housing Tax Credit units alongside its Low Rent and Mutual Help programs, with tax credit… Income based Income based Repair and Weatherization Program — Over HUD Income Funding allocated by the Fort Peck Tribal Executive Board (Resolution #31-912-2022-09) to help homeowners repair, replace and renovate their primary… Citizens onlyOn reservation Citizens only · On reservation

Financial Assistance

3 PROGRAMS
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) LIHEAP assists eligible low income Native American households living within the boundaries of the Fort Peck Reservation with heating costs, energy… CDIB holdersIncome based CDIB holders · Income based Medical Travel Assistance Cash assistance toward the cost of travelling to medical appointments and hospitalizations away from the reservation. Citizens onlyOn reservation Citizens only · On reservation Tribal Credit Short Term Loan Short term loans made by the Fort Peck Tribes Credit Department to enrolled members, secured by assignment of trust property and power to lease, or… Citizens onlyOn reservation Citizens only · On reservation

Employment

3 PROGRAMS
Assiniboine and Sioux Vocational Rehabilitation Program (ASVRP) ASVRP provides culturally appropriate vocational rehabilitation services to American Indians with physical and/or mental disabilities so they can… Native descentOn reservation Native descent · On reservation Job Placement and Training Assistance Direct employment assistance for Fort Peck tribal members who are moving off the reservation to obtain and retain permanent employment. Citizens onlyOn reservation Citizens only · On reservation Resident Opportunity and Self Sufficiency (ROSS) Program The ROSS-SC grant program assists Indian Housing residents to make progress toward economic and housing self-sufficiency by removing professional… On reservation On reservation

Education

2 PROGRAMS
Fort Peck Tribes Adult Vocational Training Program Financial assistance to help students gain and/or maintain full-time, permanent employment through vocational training. Citizens onlyIncome based Citizens only · Income based Fort Peck Tribes Higher Education Scholarship Financial assistance for students attending a two- or four-year accredited institution. Citizens onlyIncome based Citizens only · Income based

Food

1 PROGRAM
Health Nutrition Program and WIC The Health Nutrition Program provides the services of a licensed nutritionist for local agency menu planning, individual consultation, health… On reservation On reservation

Mental Health

1 PROGRAM
Spotted Bull Recovery Resource Center Individualized, comprehensive and culturally-based chemical dependency services using a strength-based change model with elements of cognitive… On reservation On reservation

Elder Care

1 PROGRAM
Title VI Elder Nutrition and Supportive Services The Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes are an Older Americans Act Title VI grantee, listed in the federal Title VI director directory for Region… Native descentOn reservation Native descent · On reservation

Dental

1 PROGRAM
Fort Peck Service Unit Dental Services Dental services at the IHS Fort Peck Service Unit. IHS-eligibleOn reservation IHS-eligible · On reservation

02 / ABOUT THE TRIBE

About the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes

Federal recognition
Federally recognized as “Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Montana” in the Bureau of Indian Affairs list (91 FR 4102, January 2026).
Headquarters
Poplar, Montana
Service area
Fort Peck Reservation (4 Counties, Northeast Montana): Roosevelt, Valley, Daniels and Sheridan counties, Montana.
Citizens
An estimated 10,000 (as of 2019), per the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes.
Official website
fortpecktribes.org ↗

03 / COMMON QUESTIONS

Common questions

Do I have to be a Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes citizen to use these programs?

Not always. Of the 21 programs Okla lists, 6 are for Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes citizens only; 1 is open to anyone with a CDIB card; 3 are open to anyone eligible for Indian Health Service care; and 2 are open to people of Native American descent. For 9 others, check with the program. Each program page spells out who qualifies.

Do I have to live on the reservation or in the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes service area?

19 programs are limited to the Fort Peck Reservation (4 Counties, Northeast Montana) (Roosevelt, Valley, Daniels and Sheridan counties, Montana). 2 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 Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes citizen?

Citizenship (enrollment) is decided by the Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, not by Okla. The tribe’s enrollment page explains the requirements and how to apply. Main line: 406-768-2300.

How do I apply for Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes 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 Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes or any government agency, so always confirm details with the program before you apply.