NVOK Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Program
The Native Village of Kotzebue's Tribal Family Services Department represents the Tribe in Children in Need of Aid (child welfare) cases involving tribal members and ensures the Indian Child Welfare Act is followed by state agencies. It provides advocacy, case management, and coordination with tribal, state, and community partners to keep Native children connected to family, culture, and community. Call the Tribal Family Services office or the main tribal line. A Family's Guide to ICWA is available as a PDF.
Who it’s for
Families/children who are NVOK tribal members or eligible for membership, involved in state child welfare proceedings
This is what the program lists. Only the provider can say whether you qualify.
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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What to bring isn’t listed. Check with the provider before you start.
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After you contact them
Ask the provider how to confirm receipt and when to follow up. A response time is not listed here.