The NTC Tribal Services Department provides social services to tribal members and Native individuals living in the Ninilchik tribal boundaries. Staff members provide a safe and confidential environment for those experiencing domestic crises or in need of social outreach. Tribal Services offers two assistance programs for transitional periods of life as well as resources for home child care and parenting. Department representatives also advocate for and intervene in cases where the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) laws apply to the Ninilchik Tribe.
tribal Membership
Tribal Membership Information
The Ninilchik Tribe is composed of Ninilchik descendants along with other Alaska Native and American Indian individuals who have met the application criteria and have been accepted for membership based on the guidelines of the Ninilchik Tribal Constitution.
Currently, to become a registered Tribal Member, you must be a direct lineal descendant of a family with ancestral ties to the village of Ninilchik.
The NTC Enrollment Officer manages tribal enrollment records in accordance with Bureau of Indian Affairs regulations and the standards set by the voting tribal membership and Council.
assistance programs
Tribal Assistance
NTC offers various assistance programs for Tribal Members and also acts as an advocate for The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA)
Childcare Facility
It Takes a Village is a State licensed Childcare Facility in Ninilchik with room for up to 24 children, newborn through 12 years old.
Education Resources
From early learning through school and into adult education, NTC offers many resources to the community.
For more information on any of these programs or assistance with membership record services, please contact
Christina Pinnow
Tribal Services Director
cpinnow@ninilchiktribe-nsn.gov
907.206.2740