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Oneida Nation Family Services Tsyakitsy^tha – Healing families together. niyukwaliho t^ and a strong economy.

The Family Support Services Department mission is:

To provide those services necessary to meet the spiritual, emotional, physical and intellectual well-being needs of the children, youth and families within the Oneida community in a manner that strengthens, empowers and is respectful to each ones character and cultural interest. The department also connects its efforts and services to the vision held by the Oneida Tribe of Indians:

A nation of strong families and individuals built on Tsi? The following is a list of those programs and services which make up the department. Foster Care Program
Indian Child Welfare (ICW)
Prevention Program & Services
Parenting Programs
Kinship Care
Yon^hali:yo – Community Advocacy

Clientele for department services is typically determined by enrollment or eligibility for enrollment. The membership always has priority with consideration given to significant others or family members who are not eligible for enrollment.

🦆Healing of Duck Creek youth prevention/culturally-grounded life skills program is in need of supplies for our upcoming ...
11/03/2026

🦆Healing of Duck Creek youth prevention/culturally-grounded life skills program is in need of supplies for our upcoming pilot cohort! 🦆

Our planning committee is in need of magazine donations for a craft activity - we are especially hoping for 'People', 'Rolling Stones', or car magazines. ✂🦆

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Calling all foster parents! Tomorrow Wednesday, November 4th 5pm-7pm is our monthly Foster Care Support Group. Hope you ...
11/03/2026

Calling all foster parents! Tomorrow Wednesday, November 4th 5pm-7pm is our monthly Foster Care Support Group. Hope you can join us. 😁

See flyer for details & contact information.

11/02/2026

The decisions made today help shape tomorrow

Whether you vote early or on Election Day, make a plan to have your voice heard in the November 3, 2026 General Election.

✔️ Early in-person voting available through November 1
✔️ Free rides to the polls through Oneida Transit within the service district
✔️ Find your polling place and voter information at myvote.wi.gov

Your vote matters. Your voice counts.

11/02/2026

Our future is stronger when everyone has access to opportunity.

This November, Wisconsin voters will decide whether to amend the Wisconsin Constitution to prohibit state and local governments from operating programs that consider race, s*x, ethnicity, color, or national origin in public employment, education, contracting, and administration.

For tribal communities, Amendment 3 could create uncertainty around programs and partnerships that help address disparities in education, health care, workforce development, and economic opportunity. It may also increase legal challenges to initiatives designed to support Native communities and other historically underserved populations.

A NO vote helps protect pathways to success for tribal citizens and all people of color across Wisconsin while preserving opportunities to address longstanding inequities.

Click this link for more information: https://www.mywisconsinballot.com/measures/wi-2026-q3-discrimination-prohibited/

On November 3, vote make your voice heard.

NAMI Family Support Group & Men's Peer Support Group!
11/02/2026

NAMI Family Support Group & Men's Peer Support Group!

Car seat installation & education clinic Dec 2026! Contact/schedule information on flyer.
11/02/2026

Car seat installation & education clinic Dec 2026!

Contact/schedule information on flyer.

upcoming child birth & breastfeeding classes in November! See flyer for details and contact information. 👶🤱
11/02/2026

upcoming child birth & breastfeeding classes in November! See flyer for details and contact information. 👶🤱

11/02/2026

During the month of November, Native American Heritage Month, the Kahnekano·lú Cultural Center will have extended hours on Wednesdays until 6 pm. We will also feature programming throughout the month highlighting community members and Oneida History. See below for dates and continue to follow us for specific details on each event.

11/02/2026

Join Kanyʌhtakelu Becky Webster and Lois Stevens as we kick off Native American Heritage Month with a discussion of Seeds of Tomorrow. This collection of community voices reflects on the history of the Great Law, examines tribal government today, and shares a vision for a stronger, more sovereign future.

Address

2640 West Point Road
Green Bay, WI
54304

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19204903700

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