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    Departments
    • Administration
    • Aging
    • Agriculture and Food Systems
    • Chairmans Office
    • Child Support
    • Clinic
    • Communications
    • Community Development
    • Community Resource Center
    • Conservation
    • Dept of Advocacy and Support
    • Eagles Nest
    • Early Childhood Services
    • Education
    • Elections
    • Emergency Management
    • Environmental Services
    • Family Services
    • Finance
    • Food Distribution
    • Gaming Commission
    • Historic Preservation
    • Housing
    • Human Resources
    • Information Technology
    • Internal Audit
    • Land Management
    • Language and Culture
    • Legal Services
    • Lending and Tribal Taxes
    • Maehnowesekiyah
    • Maintenance
    • Member Services
    • Oskeh-Waepeqtah DV/SA Program
    • Probation
    • Prosecutor
    • Public Defender
    • Transportation
    • Tribal Courts
    • Tribal Jail
    • Tribal Police
    • Tribal School
    • Tribal Utilities
    • Youth Services
Contact

Physical Address:
Omaeqnomenewak Wetohkatikamek Center
2700 Mianaceqtawak Road, Keshena 54135

Mailing Address:
PO Box 910
Keshena, WI 54135

Title: Director

Name: Joyce Wayka

Tel: (715) 799-7099

Fax: (715) 799-7073
Youth Services

Youth Services exists to serve the families of the Menominee Community through the prevention of family crisis as well as support families who are experiencing crisis through the use and delivery of culturally appropriate resources which meet the unique needs of families.

As dreamers of the Menominee Community we share a vision of culture with our elders, that preserves and builds strong families and community relationships with all our relatives. Our goals are family reunification and support for our youth by strengthening families. We use their strengths and weaknesses to make them a strong healthy family unit. We help families/youth set goals, create a plan to implement those goals, and accomplish their goals. Develop a partnership with families/youth and Community Resources that best suit their needs. The target population is youth ages 11-17 who want to get involved with the community in a positive manner and first time offenders of under age drinking, citations, curfew violations, parent/child conflicts and truancy family conflicts.





The Recreation Center is committed to improve the quality of life among all residents of the Menominee Reservation. This is accomplished by producing and promoting in a responsive manner a leisure service system that includes well-maintained paths and public areas as well as a variety of recreation programs and special events.
Hours: Monday - Friday: 4-8 PM Saturday & Sunday: 12-6 PM

Activities
Youth Center activities include dances, pool, movies, pizza parties and fitness room. Other program activities include:

- North American Indigenous games participation and try-outs

- Wisconsin Inter-Tribal Athletic Association includes
Fall basketball for high school boys and girls
Winter basketball for junior high boys and girls
Spring co-ed volleyball for high school and junior high
Summer co-ed softball for high school and junior high

- Open gym times

- Legion TCJ baseball programs

- Special events

- Park and athletic field up keep - two pavilions, one in Neopit and the other in Keshena.





Johnson O'Malley (JOM)
JOM provides a comprehensive program that encumbers academic education, cultural awareness and community involvement according to the guidelines of the federal regulations governing the JOM programs and to enhance the quality of education through the adoption of best practices, to form partnership with community educational institutions, and to assure technology to support education






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