Human Services Division
The Human Services Division is comprised of programs which provide services addressing the human needs of tribal members other than educational needs. These include child welfare, elderly services, tribal employment, nutrition education and chemical dependency prevention/intervention programs.

Human Services Mission Statement
The mission of the Human Services Division of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe is to provide a circle of quality services to elders, families and children within the tribal community by promoting self-sufficiency through health, wellness, employment, education, cultural identity, advocacy and training.

Human Service Programs:

• Elder Services
The Minnesota Indian Area Agency on Aging is designated by the Minnesota Board on Aging, providing Title III services to elders 60 years of age and older, caregivers of elders 60+, and grandparents/relatives raising relative children. Click here for more info

• Tribal Employment Services
Our Tribal Employment Services Program operates from both Federal and State funding.  Our two funding sources are Native Employment Works (NEW) and Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP). Click here for more info

• Human Services Staff Directory
Contact information for Human Services Department. Click here for more info

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Proposal for Title III Funding

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