Services

	CPN Child Care Center students present a Christmas skit for parents.

The Citizen Potawatomi Tribe offers a wide variety of services to its members and other Native Americans in its service delivery area. These services include the Housing Authority, which operates with funding from Housing & Urban Development (HUD) in order to provide members with affordable housing and rental units.

The CPN health clinic provides services to CPN memebrs and other Native Americans who live in and around Shawnee. Its pharmacy provides prescription drugs to eligible Native Americans in the service area and to tribal elders who live anywhere in the USA.

The new FireLake Wellness Center provides a place to work out, develop a wellness-based nutrition plan, and receive diabetes treatment and information for tribal members and others who are eligible.

The CPN Health Aids Foundation helps tribal members purchase needed medical aids, such as eyeglasses, hearing aids, mobility devices, sleep apnea CPAP machines, and other devices.

The Title VI program provides a place for tribal elders to socialize and enjoy a mid-day meal. It recently moved to new quarters at the Wellness Center, whcih is located adjacent to the health clinic on South Gordon Cooper Drive.

The ChildCare Development Center has achieved Two Star status. It is the largest child care facility in Pottawatomie County. A new facility, being built as an addition to the tribal administration building, will double the center's capacity.

The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program provides nutrition information and food purchase assistance to clients in the Shawnee area and in Oklahoma City. The WIC office is in the FireLake Discount Foods building.