JTHCC offers a variety of programs and activities aimed at supporting our tribal citizens and strengthening our community.
Funding for these programs comes primarily from gaming revenue.
Additional support from CCTHITA helps sustain administrative operations and cultural initiatives.
Since 1992, JTHCC’s Eagle Raven Culture Camp has provided a summer program for 60–80 children.
The camp offers education and activities that help youth build strong cultural connections to their heritage.
Many participants return as junior counselors or leaders in other cultural programs, carrying forward the values and traditions learned during camp.
JTHCC is well-known for hosting community celebrations throughout the year.
From regular Auntie’s House gatherings to holiday programs such as the annual Elders Valentine Brunch or Christmas events, these get-togethers bring unite our people to honor culture and community.
JTHCC provides limited assistance to tribal members through programs for elders, holiday food distributions, and emergency support initiatives.
During the pandemic, JTHCC successfully adapted these support programs through drive-thru distributions, which continue today.
These efforts are made possible by the hard work of dedicated JTHCC staff, council members, and volunteers.
