American Indian Child Resource Center

Social services: the social services program provides culturally appropriate counseling, case management, and support for native american children and families. Services include individual and group therapy, parent-child therapy, family therapy, and support for victims of abuse and violence. The program also offers cultural therapy groups, seasonal camps, and referrals to other necessary services, ensuring that the unique needs of the native community are met.

Foster care: indian child welfare act (icwa); the organization handles child protection cases (including child abuse, child neglect, and adoption) involving indian children and establishes a preference for exclusive jurisdiction over these cases. Provides social services to indian children and their families and the placement, if necessary, of such children in foster or adoptive homes, which will reflect the unique values of indian culture and a safe environment.