ONC Social Services - tribal foster care, ICWA, Healthy Families, family victim services
ONC's Social Services Department works with local agencies to keep Bethel tribal families healthy and safe. Programs: Qasgiq Healthy Families, Family Victim Services, Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) advocacy, and Tribal Child Welfare (ONC takes jurisdiction of Child In Need of Aid cases from the State). If you want to become a Licensed Tribal Foster Parent, call the Social Services Department at 907-543-2608. Office is at 117 Alex Hately Dr, Bethel, Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm.
Who it’s for
ONC tribal members and their families; for enrollment-based programs at least one household member must be enrolled with ONC (ONC enrollment number is on your tribal ID)
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What’s the difference?
A service may have its own membership, shareholder or residency requirements. Check the wording on each service.
- Shareholder services
- Check the corporation’s requirements.
- Tribal programs
- Check the program’s enrollment requirements.
- Borough services
- Check the service’s residency requirements.
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