What They Provide: primary medical care, dental care, youth behavioral health, prevention and wellness, pharmacy, care coordination, substance use disorder services, insurance assistance, sliding fee scale
Website: nativeproject.org
Phone: Main Campus: 509-483-7535; Children and Youth Services Center / Behavioral Health: 509-325-5502; Pharmacy: 509-483-4797
Address: Main Campus: 1803 W Maxwell Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201; Children and Youth Services Center: 1907 W Maxwell Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Main Clinic: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am-5:00pm; Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm; closed 12:00pm-12:45pm; Pharmacy: Monday-Friday 9:00am-5:00pm, closed 12:00pm-1:00pm
Appointment / Referral Required: Call to schedule medical, dental, or behavioral health appointments
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, insurance card, Medicaid or Medicare card, tribal enrollment or descendancy documentation if applicable, medication list, medical records, and income verification if applying for sliding fee
Application Process: Call the main clinic for medical or dental scheduling, call the Children and Youth Services Center for behavioral health, or use the patient portal if already established
Eligibility: Serves Native and non-Native community members; specializes in Indian Health and culturally rooted care
Cost: Sliding fee scale may be available for qualifying patients
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance; tribal enrollment or descendancy documentation may affect copay billing
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: Strong Spokane-based option for Native community members needing integrated medical, dental, pharmacy, behavioral health, prevention, and care coordination services in one place.

What They Provide: Indian Health Service clinic, primary medical care, dental care, public health services, prevention and wellness, testing services, referral support, care connected to the Spokane Tribe and Kalispel Indian Community service area
Website: https://www.facebook.com/DavidCWynecoopMemorialClinic/
Phone: Main Clinic: 509-258-4517; Dental: 509-258-4517 ext. 4155 or ext. 4122
Address: 6203 Agency Loop Road, Wellpinit, WA 99040
Hours of Operation: Monday-Wednesday and Friday 8:00am-4:30pm; Thursday hours may vary, so call first
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment required; call first
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal enrollment or eligibility documentation, insurance card, Medicaid or Medicare card, medication list, medical records, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call the clinic to schedule an appointment, confirm eligibility, and ask which documents to bring
Eligibility: Indian Health Service eligibility applies; call to confirm whether the person can be seen and what documentation is needed
Cost: Contact clinic for eligibility and payment details
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Insurance may be accepted; call to confirm Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, sliding scale, or IHS coverage details
Service Area: Wellpinit / Spokane Reservation area; may be relevant for Spokane Tribal members, Kalispel members, and eligible Native patients connected to the service unit
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This clinic is outside Spokane County but is a key tribal/IHS health access point for eligible patients connected to the Spokane Tribe and Kalispel Indian Community.

What They Provide: medical care, dental care, behavioral health care, community wellness support, services connected to the Kalispel Tribe and Pend Oreille County community
Website: https://camascenterclinic.org/
Phone: Clinic: 509-447-7111; Camas Center Main Phone: 509-447-7122
Address: 1821 N LeClerc Road #1, Cusick, WA 99119
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current clinic hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first to schedule or confirm walk-in availability
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, insurance card, Medicaid or Medicare card, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, medication list, medical records, and income verification if applying for reduced-cost care
Application Process: Contact the clinic by phone and ask about medical, dental, or behavioral health scheduling
Eligibility: Serves community members; call to confirm whether services are open to Native and non-Native patients and what program requirements apply
Cost: Call to confirm; costs may depend on insurance, eligibility, and program type
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to confirm accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and payment options
Service Area: Cusick / Pend Oreille County area; useful regional option for Kalispel Tribal members or eligible patients in the broader Spokane/Northeast Washington area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is not in Spokane County, but it is a relevant nearby tribal clinic connected to the Kalispel Tribe and may be important for Kalispel members or patients needing regional tribal health care.

What They Provide: primary medical care, dental care, behavioral health, optometry, chiropractic care, radiology and lab services, pharmacy, purchased/referred care, physical therapy, community health, outreach and enrollment, wellness center connection
Website: marimnhealth.org
Phone: Medical Center: 208-686-1931; Toll-Free: 800-325-7371; Wellness Center: 208-686-9355
Address: Medical Center: 427 N 12th Street, Plummer, ID 83851; Wellness Center: 1100 A Street, Plummer, ID 83851
Hours of Operation: Medical Center: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:30pm; Saturday 8:00am-3:30pm; Wellness Center: Monday-Friday 5:30am-7:00pm; Saturday-Sunday 8:00am-7:00pm, pool closed
Appointment / Referral Required: Call or use scheduling options through the website or patient portal
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, insurance card, Medicaid or Medicare card, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, medication list, medical records, proof of income if applying for sliding fee, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call the Medical Center or use the website scheduling/patient portal options to request care
Eligibility: Open to community members; owned and operated by the Coeur d’Alene Tribe
Cost: Sliding fee scale may be available for eligible patients
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to confirm accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, purchased/referred care, and payment options
Service Area: Plummer / Benewah County / Coeur d’Alene Reservation area; useful regional option for Coeur d’Alene Tribal members and community members in the Spokane/North Idaho area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal health clinic rather than a Spokane County-based clinic, but it may be important for Coeur d’Alene Tribal members and North Idaho/Spokane-area residents who need comprehensive tribal health care.

What They Provide: substance use disorder services, co-occurring disorder support, individual counseling, group counseling, family counseling, case management, youth behavioral health connection, prevention and wellness support, care coordination
Website: https://nativeproject.org/our-services/substance-use-disorder-services-sud/
Phone: Main Campus: 509-483-7535; Behavioral Health / Children and Youth Services Center: 509-325-5502
Address: Main Campus: 1803 W Maxwell Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201; Children and Youth Services Center: 1907 W Maxwell Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Main Clinic: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am-5:00pm; Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm; closed 12:00pm-12:45pm; call to confirm SUD program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake or assessment may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, insurance card, Medicaid or Medicare card, tribal enrollment or descendancy documentation if applicable, medication list, prior treatment records, court paperwork if treatment is court-related, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call the main clinic or Behavioral Health / Children and Youth Services Center and ask about substance use disorder services, co-occurring support, assessment, intake, and appointment availability
Eligibility: Serves Native and non-Native community members; specific SUD or youth behavioral health eligibility may vary by age, need, and program capacity
Cost: Sliding fee scale may be available for qualifying patients
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance; call to confirm coverage and sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: Strong Spokane-based option for culturally rooted substance use and co-occurring support, especially for Native youth, families, and community members who may also need medical, dental, pharmacy, or care coordination services.

What They Provide: adult substance use disorder assessments, outpatient substance use disorder treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, individual counseling, group counseling, mental health support, holistic treatment planning, recovery support
Website: https://www.aiccinc.org/services/
Phone: 509-535-0886
Address: 1025 W Indiana Avenue, Spokane, WA 99205
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current intake hours and program availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; assessment or intake required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, insurance card, Medicaid card if applicable, court paperwork if treatment is court-related, prior treatment records, medication list, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact AICC and ask for Goodheart Behavioral Health, substance use assessment, outpatient treatment, or intensive outpatient treatment
Eligibility: Adults age 18 and older; Washington residents may be eligible depending on program requirements and capacity
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to confirm accepted insurance, Medicaid, self-pay options, or funding support
Service Area: Spokane area / Washington State
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally specific services
Important Notes: AICC is a Spokane-based urban Native organization. Goodheart Behavioral Health may be especially helpful for adults needing SUD assessment, outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, or culturally responsive recovery support.

What They Provide: substance use disorder treatment, Level 1.0 outpatient services, individual counseling, culturally sensitive recovery support, relapse prevention, Wellbriety connection, behavioral health support, community-based recovery services
Website: spokanetribe.com/government/health-and-human-services/behavorial-health
Phone: Behavioral Health: 509-258-7502; David C. Wynecoop Memorial Clinic: 509-258-4517
Address: Health and Human Services Building: 6228 Old School Road, Wellpinit, WA 99040; David C. Wynecoop Memorial Clinic: 6203 Agency Loop Road, Wellpinit, WA 99040
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current behavioral health and substance use program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake, assessment, or appointment may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal enrollment or eligibility documentation, insurance card, Medicaid or Medicare card, medication list, prior treatment records, court paperwork if applicable, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call Behavioral Health and ask about substance use disorder treatment, outpatient services, individual counseling, Wellbriety, intake steps, and eligibility
Eligibility: Spokane Tribal members, eligible Native patients, and community members depending on program requirements; call to confirm eligibility
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to confirm Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, IHS eligibility, or other payment requirements
Service Area: Spokane Indian Reservation / Wellpinit area; useful for eligible Spokane Tribal members and Native patients connected to the service unit
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally specific services
Important Notes: This is outside Spokane County but is a key tribal recovery access point for eligible Spokane Tribal members and community members connected to the Spokane Tribe. For immediate danger or crisis, call 911 or 988.

What They Provide: opioid use disorder treatment, medication for opioid use disorder, buprenorphine, Suboxone, Sublocade, naltrexone, Vivitrol, recovery support, personalized care planning, financial navigation, tribal behavioral healthcare model
Website: camasrecovery.com
Phone: 509-481-4990
Address: Airway Heights / Spokane-area program; call or check website for current location and intake details
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake required; contact program before going in person
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, Medicaid card or insurance card, medication list, treatment history, discharge paperwork if applicable, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact the program and ask about opioid use disorder treatment, MOUD intake, medication options, eligibility, financial navigation, Medicaid, and appointment availability
Eligibility: People and families seeking treatment for opioid use disorder; Native and non-Native individuals may be served depending on program capacity and requirements
Cost: Call to confirm; financial navigators may help with payment options
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid according to program information; call to confirm coverage and payment options
Service Area: Spokane / Airway Heights area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is a focused opioid recovery resource connected to the Kalispel Tribe. Best fit for people seeking MOUD or opioid-use recovery support rather than general outpatient SUD counseling.

What They Provide: substance use disorder counseling, chemical dependency treatment, individual counseling, outpatient treatment, behavioral health support, services for tribal members, families, and community members
Website: https://camaspath.org/behavioral-health/substance-abuse
Phone: Call Kalispel Tribe or Camas Center for current contact information
Address: 934 S Garfield Road, Airway Heights, WA 99001
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake or assessment may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, insurance card, Medicaid card if applicable, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, medication list, treatment history, court paperwork if applicable, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call to ask about outpatient substance use treatment, chemical dependency services, individual counseling, eligibility, and intake availability
Eligibility: Tribal members, their families, and community members; call to confirm current eligibility and capacity
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to confirm accepted insurance, Medicaid, private insurance, self-pay, or funding options
Service Area: Airway Heights / Spokane County area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: Confirm current contact information before referral because online listings vary. This may be useful when looking for a Kalispel-connected outpatient SUD option in the Spokane/Airway Heights area.

What They Provide: Wellbriety services, substance use recovery support, behavioral health counseling, SUD support, medication-assisted treatment connection, culturally rooted recovery support, integrated medical care connection, wellness center connection
Website: marimnhealth.org/services/wellbriety-services
Phone: Wellbriety Staff: 208-686-0411; Medical Center: 208-686-1931; Toll-Free: 800-325-7371
Address: Wellbriety Services: 1100 A Street, Plummer, ID 83851; Medical Center: 427 N 12th Street, Plummer, ID 83851
Hours of Operation: Medical Center: Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:30pm; Saturday 8:00am-3:30pm; call Wellbriety to confirm current program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake or appointment may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, insurance card, Medicaid or Medicare card, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, medication list, prior treatment records, proof of income if applying for sliding fee, and referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call Wellbriety staff or the Medical Center and ask about Wellbriety, SUD support, behavioral health, counseling, MAT connection, intake, and eligibility
Eligibility: Open to community members; owned and operated by the Coeur d’Alene Tribe; specific program eligibility may vary
Cost: Sliding fee scale may be available for eligible patients
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to confirm accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, purchased/referred care, and payment options
Service Area: Plummer / Benewah County / Coeur d’Alene Reservation area; useful regional option for Coeur d’Alene Tribal members and community members in the Spokane/North Idaho area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal recovery option rather than a Spokane County-based program, but it may be important for Coeur d’Alene Tribal members and Spokane/North Idaho-area residents seeking Wellbriety or culturally responsive recovery support.

What They Provide: affordable housing, rental housing application support, housing assistance, down payment and closing cost assistance, housing-related services for eligible applicants
Website: spokaneiha.com
Phone: 509-818-1460
Address: 6403 Sherwood Addition Road, PO Box 195, Wellpinit, WA 99040
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 7:00am-5:00pm; office closed 12:00pm-1:00pm for lunch
Appointment / Referral Required: Call to schedule a time to meet with the Housing Office or Residence Services Department
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal enrollment documentation, Social Security cards, proof of income, household information, rental history, current lease, eviction notices, utility bills, and documents related to the housing request
Application Process: Call or visit the Housing Office to ask about rental housing, housing assistance, applications, waitlists, down payment assistance, or closing cost assistance
Eligibility: Eligible applicants connected to the Spokane Indian Reservation and Spokane Indian Housing Authority service area; program-specific eligibility may apply
Cost: Free to apply; rent or housing costs depend on program and household eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane Indian Reservation and Spokane Indian Housing Authority service area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is the main tribal housing authority access point for Spokane Tribal housing assistance. For after-hours housing emergencies, Spokane Indian Housing Authority directs people to contact local Tribal Police at 509-258-4569.

What They Provide: housing resource navigation, utility resource connection, family support, basic needs support, advocacy, referrals, DSHS benefit access connection, support for unmet needs
Website: aiccinc.org
Phone: 509-535-0886
Address: 1025 W Indiana Avenue, Spokane, WA 99205
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current program hours; DSHS outstation services may be available Tuesday and Thursday, 1:00pm-5:00pm
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; some services may require intake or staff availability
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal ID if applicable, proof of income, lease, eviction notice, utility bill, benefit notices, household information, and documents related to the housing or utility need
Application Process: Contact AICC and ask for housing resource navigation, utility support connection, family services, basic needs support, or DSHS benefit access assistance
Eligibility: Native American families, children, elders, and Spokane-area community members depending on the program; some services may be available to broader community members
Cost: Free for many navigation and support services
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for housing navigation
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally specific services
Important Notes: AICC is not a housing authority, but it is a strong Spokane-based Native community resource for people who need help navigating housing, utilities, benefits, referrals, and other unmet needs.

What They Provide: tribal housing information, housing resources, homebuyer assistance, member housing support, connection to Kalispel housing programs
Website: kalispeltribe.com
Phone: 509-445-1147
Address: Kalispel Tribal Headquarters, PO Box 39, Usk, WA 99180
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current housing office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, proof of income, household information, mortgage or rental documents, credit or lender documents if applying for homebuyer assistance, and documents related to the housing request
Application Process: Contact Kalispel Tribal Headquarters and ask to be connected with the Kalispel Tribal Housing Office or housing assistance program
Eligibility: Kalispel Tribal members and eligible households depending on program requirements
Cost: Call to confirm; assistance availability depends on program funding and eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Kalispel Tribe service area; useful for Kalispel members in Spokane County, Pend Oreille County, and nearby areas
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: Use this as the first contact for Kalispel members who need tribal housing assistance, housing program information, or homebuyer assistance direction.

What They Provide: affordable housing, safe housing support, rental housing, housing services, home repair support connection, housing resource navigation, community housing development
Website: colvilletribes.com/indian-housing-authority
Phone: Main Contact: call website-listed office contacts; Inchelium: 509-722-7062; After-Hours Maintenance Emergency: 509-634-9001
Address: Main housing authority offices are based in the Colville Reservation service area; call to confirm the correct office before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; application or intake may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, proof of income, household information, lease or housing documents, utility bills, eviction notices, and repair-related documentation if requesting home repair support
Application Process: Contact Colville Indian Housing Authority and ask about rental housing, housing assistance, applications, waitlists, home repair resources, or emergency rental/utility assistance if available
Eligibility: Colville Tribal members and eligible households depending on program requirements
Cost: Free to apply; rent, program costs, or assistance availability depend on eligibility and funding
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Colville Reservation service area; useful for Colville Tribal members with ties to Spokane County who need tribal housing direction
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal housing authority rather than a Spokane County-based office, but it may be important for Colville Tribal members living in or connected to the Spokane area.

What They Provide: tribal housing assistance, affordable housing, public housing management, housing support for enrolled Coeur d’Alene Tribal members, housing needs navigation
Website: cdatribe-nsn.gov/ss/coeur-d-alene-tribal-housing-authority
Phone: 208-686-1927; Main Tribal Contact: 208-686-1800
Address: Plummer, ID area; call to confirm current housing office location before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; application or intake may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, proof of income, household information, rental history, lease, eviction notices, utility bills, and documents related to the housing request
Application Process: Call the Housing Authority or pick up an application through the housing office; ask about eligibility, available housing, waitlists, and required documents
Eligibility: Enrolled members of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe and eligible households depending on program requirements
Cost: Free to apply; rent or housing costs depend on program and household eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Coeur d’Alene Tribe service area / Plummer area; useful regional contact for Coeur d’Alene Tribal members in the broader Spokane/North Idaho area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal housing authority rather than a Spokane County-based office, but it may be important for Coeur d’Alene Tribal members living in or near Spokane County.

What They Provide: housing improvement assistance, home repair support, renovation support, replacement housing support, housing assistance for eligible American Indian and Alaska Native households with no other housing resource
Website: bia.gov/bia/ois/dhs/housing-program
Phone: Spokane Agency: 509-258-4562
Address: Spokane Agency, PO Box 389, Wellpinit, WA 99040-0389
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; application and eligibility screening required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, proof of income, proof of residence, proof of home ownership or housing situation, household information, photos or documentation of substandard housing, and denial or approval notices from other housing resources
Application Process: Contact the BIA Spokane Agency or the person’s tribal housing office and ask about Housing Improvement Program eligibility, application steps, and documentation requirements
Eligibility: Members of federally recognized tribes who live in an approved tribal service area, meet income limits, have substandard housing, and have no other resource for housing assistance
Cost: Free to apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Approved tribal service areas; call Spokane Agency or the person’s tribe to confirm
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility support and accommodations
Important Notes: HIP is generally for very limited housing situations where the household has substandard housing or no other housing resource. Funding and eligibility can be limited, so applicants should call before relying on this as an immediate housing solution.

What They Provide: Native home loan guarantee program, mortgage financing access, home purchase support, home construction support, home renovation support, refinance support, lender connection
Website: hud.gov/section184
Phone: HUD Office of Native American Programs: use website to locate current Section 184 borrower and lender contacts
Address: Federal program; applications are completed through HUD-approved Section 184 lenders
Hours of Operation: Contact participating lenders for current hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Apply through a participating lender
Documents Needed: Lender will confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment or citizenship documentation, photo ID, Social Security number, income verification, bank statements, credit information, tax documents, property information, and purchase or refinance documents
Application Process: Review HUD Section 184 borrower information, choose a participating lender, and complete the lender’s mortgage application process
Eligibility: Eligible American Indian and Alaska Native tribal members purchasing, building, renovating, or refinancing homes in approved areas; lender and HUD program rules apply
Cost: Loan costs, down payment, closing costs, and fees vary by lender and borrower eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Eligible approved areas; check HUD’s approved counties and lender list
Languages / Accessibility: Ask the participating lender about interpreter services and accommodations
Important Notes: This is not emergency rental assistance. It is a homeownership mortgage program and may be useful for eligible Native borrowers preparing to buy, build, renovate, or refinance a home.

What They Provide: Indian Child Welfare services, child welfare prevention, child safety support, family preservation, crisis intervention, case planning, support counseling, foster care coordination, supervised visitation support, transportation assistance related to child welfare cases
Website: spokanetribe.com/government/health-and-human-services/indian-child-welfare
Phone: Main Phone: 509-606-2018; DCYF Intake: 866-363-4276; Emergency After Hours: 509-258-4400
Address: Spokane Tribe Health and Human Services, 6228 Old School Road, Wellpinit, WA 99040
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; child abuse or neglect concerns should be reported through intake
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment information, photo ID, custody or court documents, DCYF paperwork, school records, medical records, protection order paperwork, and documents related to the child or family situation
Application Process: Call Indian Child Welfare / DCFS for child welfare support, family preservation, ICWA-related questions, or service planning; report suspected child abuse or neglect through DCYF Intake
Eligibility: Tribal members or community members residing within the service area of the Spokane Reservation
Cost: Free to contact
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for child welfare navigation
Service Area: Spokane Tribe service area / Spokane Indian Reservation
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally appropriate services
Important Notes: For immediate danger, call 911. This is the main Spokane Tribe child welfare and family preservation access point for ICWA-related support and child safety concerns.

What They Provide: Native family advocacy, Indian Child Welfare support, DCYF and Tribal CPS navigation, parenting workshops, Positive Indian Parenting, court-order compliance support, housing and utility referrals, transportation referrals, food and medical benefit referrals, substance use assessment referrals, legal assistance referral
Website: aiccinc.org/services
Phone: 509-535-0886
Address: 1025 W Indiana Avenue, Spokane, WA 99205
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake or staff availability may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal ID if applicable, DCYF paperwork, Tribal CPS paperwork, court orders, parenting plan documents, custody documents, school records, benefit notices, housing or utility documents, and treatment referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact AICC and ask for Indian Child Welfare, Family Services, parenting support, DCYF/Tribal CPS advocacy, or family resource navigation
Eligibility: Native American families and children at risk of or involved with DCYF or local Tribal CPS; some family services may be available to broader community members depending on program scope
Cost: Free for many advocacy and navigation services
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for family advocacy; referred services may have separate requirements
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally specific services
Important Notes: Strong Spokane-based urban Native resource for families who need help understanding DCYF or Tribal ICW processes, accessing culturally rooted parenting support, and connecting to basic needs or legal referrals.

What They Provide: youth services, children and youth activities, youth behavioral health connection, community wellness programming, medical care connection, dental care connection, prevention and wellness support, care coordination
Website: nativeproject.org/our-services/children-and-youth
Phone: Children and Youth Services Center: 509-325-5502; Main Campus: 509-483-7535
Address: Children and Youth Services Center: 1907 W Maxwell Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201; Main Campus: 1803 W Maxwell Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Main Clinic: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:00am-5:00pm; Tuesday and Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm; closed 12:00pm-12:45pm; call Children and Youth Services Center to confirm current program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; appointments may be required for clinic or behavioral health services
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID for parent/guardian, child’s ID if available, insurance card, Medicaid card, tribal enrollment or descendancy documentation if applicable, school records, medication list, medical records, and custody or guardianship paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call the Children and Youth Services Center and ask about youth services, activities, behavioral health connection, wellness programming, or care coordination
Eligibility: Serves Native and non-Native children, youth, and families; program eligibility may vary by age, service type, and capacity
Cost: Sliding fee scale may be available for qualifying clinic services; call to confirm costs for specific programs
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance for clinic services; call to confirm coverage and sliding fee options
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: Strong Spokane-based option for Native youth and families needing culturally responsive care, youth programming, wellness support, behavioral health connection, or integrated clinic services.

What They Provide: Indian Child Welfare support, child and family services, prevention services, reunification support, family support, child abuse and neglect referral coordination, connection to tribal and local programs
Website: kalispeltribe.com
Phone: Indian Child Welfare Office: 509-789-7630; Kalispel Tribal Headquarters: 509-445-1147
Address: Indian Child Welfare Program, 934 S Garfield Road, Airway Heights, WA 99001; Tribal Headquarters: PO Box 39, Usk, WA 99180
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current ICW and Social Services hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; child abuse or neglect concerns should be reported promptly through the appropriate intake process
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, DCYF paperwork, court documents, custody or guardianship documents, school records, medical records, and documents related to the child or family situation
Application Process: Contact the Indian Child Welfare Program or Kalispel Tribal Headquarters and ask about ICW, child and family services, reunification support, prevention services, or child abuse and neglect referral steps
Eligibility: Kalispel Tribal members, children, families, and individuals within the Tribe’s service or jurisdictional area depending on program requirements
Cost: Free to contact
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for child welfare navigation
Service Area: Kalispel Tribe service area, including Airway Heights / Spokane-area access and Pend Oreille County connection
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally responsive services
Important Notes: This is useful for Kalispel families in or near Spokane County who need ICW direction, child welfare navigation, family support, or help identifying the correct tribal social-service pathway.

What They Provide: child protective services, child abuse prevention, case management, child welfare investigations, family reunification support, safety planning, foster care licensing and recruitment, relative placement support, adoption and guardianship support, home studies, ICWA case coordination, independent living skills support for youth
Website: colvilletribes.com/child-family-services
Phone: Main Phone: 509-634-2637; 24-Hour Intake Line: 866-END-HARM or 866-363-4276
Address: 21 Colville Street, Nespelem, WA 99155
Hours of Operation: Monday-Thursday, 7:00am-5:30pm; Child Protective Services offers 24-hour coverage through intake and on-call response
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; child safety reports can be made through the 24-hour intake line
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, court documents, custody or guardianship paperwork, DCYF paperwork, school records, medical records, placement paperwork, and documents related to the child or family situation
Application Process: Call Children and Family Services for child welfare support, family reunification, ICWA questions, foster care or relative placement support, or child safety concerns
Eligibility: Federally recognized Indian children and families residing within the interior boundaries of the Colville Reservation; eligibility may depend on tribal law, enrollment or eligibility, federal law, state law, DCYF policy, and applicable placement agreements
Cost: Free to contact
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for child welfare navigation
Service Area: Colville Reservation service area; useful regional option for Colville Tribal members with ties to Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally responsive services
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal child welfare resource rather than a Spokane County-based office, but it may be important for Colville Tribal families living in or connected to the Spokane area.

What They Provide: Indian Child Welfare support, family preservation, child welfare advocacy, youth shelter connection, family support, foster care connection, child safety support, permanency support, social services referral
Website: cdatribe-nsn.gov/ss/indian-child-welfare
Phone: Social Services / Tribal Assistance: 208-686-6802; Main Tribal Contact: 208-686-1800
Address: Main Tribal Address: 850 A Street, Plummer, ID 83851; Social Services / Tribal Assistance office information may list 1120 B Street, Plummer, ID 83851, so call before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current ICW and youth shelter program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake, referral, or child welfare process may be required depending on the situation
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, DCYF or child welfare paperwork, court documents, custody or guardianship documents, school records, medical records, and documents related to the child or family situation
Application Process: Contact Coeur d’Alene Tribe Social Services and ask about Indian Child Welfare, Youth Shelter, family preservation, child welfare support, or foster care connection
Eligibility: Coeur d’Alene Tribal members, eligible children, youth, and families depending on program requirements and child welfare jurisdiction
Cost: Free to contact
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for child welfare navigation
Service Area: Coeur d’Alene Tribe service area / Plummer area; useful regional contact for Coeur d’Alene Tribal families in the broader Spokane/North Idaho area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally responsive services
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal youth and family resource rather than a Spokane County-based office, but it may be important for Coeur d’Alene Tribal families living in or near Spokane County.

What They Provide: youth programming, after-school programming, snack and meal support, sports, camps, educational clubs, cultural programming, teen services, teen transportation from Lakeside High School when available, youth leadership through Tribal Youth Council and Jr. Youth Council, safe recreation space
Website: marimnhealth.org/coeur-center/bgc-cda-tribe
Phone: Coeur Center: 208-686-5437 ext. 2100; Marimn Health Medical Center: 208-686-1931
Address: Coeur Center: 43935 S Highway 95, Worley, ID 83876; Marimn Health Medical Center: 427 N 12th Street, Plummer, ID 83851
Hours of Operation: School year programming listed Monday-Friday after school; doors open at 3:00pm with snack provided; call to confirm current youth program, teen night, and sports schedules
Appointment / Referral Required: Membership, registration, or parent portal steps may be required; call or check website before attending
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include parent/guardian ID, child information, emergency contacts, school information, medical/allergy information, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, and membership or registration forms
Application Process: Contact the Coeur Center or use the listed parent portal / membership process to ask about after-school programs, teen services, youth sports, Tribal Youth Council, Jr. Youth Council, or current registration options
Eligibility: Youth and families in the Coeur d’Alene Reservation / Worley-Plummer area; services may be open to Native and non-Native youth depending on program and membership requirements
Cost: Call to confirm; some youth sports or activities may have fees for non-Boys & Girls Club participants
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Coeur d’Alene Reservation / Worley-Plummer area; useful regional option for Coeur d’Alene Tribal youth and families in the Spokane/North Idaho area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about transportation, accessibility support, interpreter services, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is not a Spokane County-based program, but it may be a meaningful regional youth and family resource for Coeur d’Alene Tribal families or nearby households seeking culturally rooted prevention, recreation, mentoring, and youth development.

What They Provide: free civil legal help, Native American legal advocacy, Indian civil rights support, Indian Child Welfare Act legal help, tribal housing legal help, public benefits legal help, estate recovery exemption help, crime victim legal support, referrals to legal resources
Website: nwjustice.org/NAU
Phone: CLEAR Intake: 888-201-1014; Seniors age 60 and older may call CLEAR Senior: 888-387-7111
Address: Statewide legal service; intake by phone or online
Hours of Operation: CLEAR intake is generally Monday-Friday, 9:15am-12:15pm; call or check website to confirm current intake hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, court paperwork, eviction notices, benefit notices, protection order paperwork, child welfare paperwork, debt or collection notices, letters from agencies, and documents related to the legal issue
Application Process: Call CLEAR and ask about the Native American Unit or apply through Northwest Justice Project’s online intake options
Eligibility: Low-income Native American individuals and families with eligible civil legal issues; eligibility depends on income, legal issue, service area, and program capacity
Cost: Free for eligible clients
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is one of the strongest legal resources for Native clients in Washington. It is for civil legal issues, not criminal defense. Good fit for ICWA, public benefits, tribal housing, Native civil rights, estate recovery, and legal problems connected to Native status or tribal community impact.

What They Provide: Native family advocacy, Indian Child Welfare support, DCYF and Tribal CPS navigation, court-order compliance support, parenting workshops, legal assistance referral, housing and utility referrals, food and benefit referrals, family support
Website: aiccinc.org/services
Phone: 509-535-0886
Address: 1025 W Indiana Avenue, Spokane, WA 99205
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm; call to confirm current program availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake or staff availability may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal ID if applicable, DCYF paperwork, Tribal CPS paperwork, court orders, parenting plan documents, custody documents, school records, benefit notices, housing or utility documents, and treatment referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact AICC and ask for Indian Child Welfare, Family Services, family advocacy, DCYF/Tribal CPS support, or legal assistance referral
Eligibility: Native American families and children at risk of or involved with DCYF or local Tribal CPS; some family services may be available to broader community members depending on program scope
Cost: Free for many advocacy and navigation services
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable for advocacy and referral support
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally specific services
Important Notes: AICC does not replace an attorney, but it is a strong Spokane-based advocacy and navigation resource for Native families dealing with child welfare, court-related family requirements, DCYF, Tribal CPS, or unmet basic needs.

What They Provide: tribal court access, civil case processing, criminal case processing, child custody matters, debt claims, tort claims, court payments, court information, tribal court forms or filing direction
Website: spokanetribe.com/government/court
Phone: 509-258-7717
Address: Spokane Tribal Court, Wellpinit, WA 99040; call to confirm physical mailing and filing location before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current court hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; court filing requirements depend on case type
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, court case number, summons or notices, protection order paperwork, custody paperwork, payment records, police reports, and documents related to the case
Application Process: Contact the court clerk or court office and ask about filing steps, hearing information, court forms, payment process, or case status
Eligibility: Matters within Spokane Tribal Court jurisdiction; jurisdiction depends on case type, location, tribal law, parties involved, and court authority
Cost: Filing fees, fines, or court costs may apply depending on the case
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane Reservation and any extensions held in trust under Spokane Tribal Court jurisdiction
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: Court staff can usually provide procedural information but cannot give legal advice. For legal advice, contact Northwest Justice Project, a private attorney, or another legal aid provider.

What They Provide: Spokane Tribal enrollment information, enrollment applications, enrollment verification, tribal ID direction, member records support, enrollment questions
Website: spokanetribe.com/contact-us
Phone: 509-458-6523
Address: 6195 Ford-Wellpinit Road, PO Box 100, Wellpinit, WA 99040
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include certified birth certificate, photo ID, parent or family enrollment information, genealogy records, legal name change documents, custody or guardianship documents if applicable, and any documents requested by Enrollment
Application Process: Contact the Enrollment Office and ask about eligibility, application packets, required documents, tribal ID process, enrollment verification, or record updates
Eligibility: People seeking Spokane Tribe enrollment, enrollment verification, tribal ID support, or membership record assistance; eligibility depends on Spokane Tribe enrollment rules
Cost: Call to confirm whether document, ID, copy, or processing fees apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane Tribe members and people seeking Spokane Tribe enrollment or enrollment-related assistance
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility support and accommodations
Important Notes: Enrollment offices generally require specific original or certified documents. Call before mailing or bringing documents so nothing important is lost or delayed.

What They Provide: tribal legal advice clinic access, legal issue screening, referral to legal resources, tribal enrollment verification for eligibility when needed, support connecting to appropriate tribal legal pathways
Website: kalispeltribe.com
Phone: Kalispel Tribal Legal Department: 509-789-7600; Tribal Headquarters: 509-445-1147
Address: Kalispel Tribal Headquarters, PO Box 39, Usk, WA 99180; clinic or legal department location may vary, so call before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current legal department or clinic availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake or clinic registration may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal ID or proof of enrollment if applicable, proof of residence if relevant, court paperwork, notices, legal letters, protection order paperwork, custody documents, lease or housing documents, and documents related to the legal issue
Application Process: Contact the Kalispel Tribal Legal Department or Tribal Headquarters and ask about legal clinic availability, intake forms, eligibility, and referral options
Eligibility: Eligibility may depend on tribal enrollment, residence, legal issue type, clinic scope, and available services
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Kalispel Tribe service area, including Spokane-area and Pend Oreille County access points
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: Confirm current clinic availability before referral because legal clinic schedules and eligibility rules can change. For urgent civil legal needs, also contact Northwest Justice Project.

What They Provide: crime victim advocacy, domestic violence advocacy, sexual assault advocacy, stalking advocacy, dating violence advocacy, safety planning, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, emotional support, court support, resource connection
Website: https://kalispeltribe.com/our-government/victim-services
Phone: Office: 509-789-7660; 24/7 Helpline: 877-700-7175
Address: Spokane County / Pend Oreille County service area; call for safe meeting location and current office details
Hours of Operation: Helpline available 24/7; call office to confirm current advocacy hours
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required to call; ongoing advocacy may require intake
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful documents may include photo ID, police reports, protection order paperwork, court paperwork, medical records, custody documents, victim compensation paperwork, and safety-related documents if safely available
Application Process: Call the office or helpline and ask for victim advocacy, safety planning, legal advocacy, medical advocacy, or help connecting to resources
Eligibility: Victims of crime in Spokane County and Pend Oreille County; services may be available to Native and non-Native survivors depending on program scope and funding
Cost: Free to contact
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not required
Service Area: Spokane County and Pend Oreille County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and culturally responsive advocacy
Important Notes: This is advocacy, not attorney representation. It may be especially helpful when someone needs safety planning, court accompaniment, help understanding protection order options, or support after violence or crime.

What They Provide: legal services for enrolled Colville Tribal members, children’s legal representation in certain tribal child welfare cases, elder legal support, disability legal support, legal guidance connected to tribal programs and proceedings
Website: colvilletribes.com/legal-services
Phone: Call Colville Tribes main contact or Legal Services page for current office contact; Colville Tribal Court: 800-440-1457 or 509-634-2500
Address: Colville Reservation service area; call to confirm correct office before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; eligibility screening or case review may be required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment documentation, photo ID, court paperwork, child welfare paperwork, elder or disability documents, benefit notices, guardianship or custody paperwork, and documents related to the legal issue
Application Process: Contact Colville Legal Services or the appropriate tribal office and ask about eligibility, legal issue screening, appointment options, and required documents
Eligibility: Enrolled Colville Tribal members; particular focus may include children, elder, and disability matters
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Colville Reservation service area; useful regional resource for Colville Tribal members with ties to Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal legal resource rather than a Spokane County-based office, but it may be important for Colville Tribal members living in or connected to the Spokane area.

What They Provide: tribal enrollment applications, descendancy applications, proof of enrollment, tribal IDs, Enhanced IDs, member records, wake and burial financial assistance, tribal disbursement processing
Website: colvilletribes.com/enrollment
Phone: 509-634-2830
Address: Colville Reservation service area; call to confirm current office location before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include certified birth certificate, photo ID, parent or family enrollment information, genealogy documents, legal name change documents, custody or guardianship paperwork if applicable, and any documents requested by Enrollment
Application Process: Contact the Enrollment Office and ask about enrollment, descendancy, proof of enrollment, tribal ID, Enhanced ID, wake and burial assistance, or member record updates
Eligibility: People seeking Colville Tribal enrollment, descendancy documentation, IDs, enrollment proof, or member-record assistance; eligibility depends on Colville Tribal enrollment rules
Cost: Call to confirm document, ID, copy, or processing fees
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Colville Tribal members and people seeking Colville enrollment-related assistance
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility support and accommodations
Important Notes: Call before mailing or bringing original documents. Enrollment-related processes often require certified records and can take time.

What They Provide: civil legal assistance for eligible individuals, legal advice, legal representation or referral when available, help with civil non-criminal legal issues, tribal legal support pathway
Website: cdatribe-nsn.gov/cao
Phone: Call Coeur d’Alene Tribe main contact or Civil Attorney’s Office page for current intake contact; Main Tribal Contact: 208-686-1800
Address: Coeur d’Alene Tribal Government, Plummer, ID area; call to confirm current office location before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours and intake availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; intake and eligibility screening required
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include photo ID, tribal enrollment documentation if applicable, court paperwork, legal notices, lease or housing documents, benefit notices, family law documents, protection order paperwork, and documents related to the legal issue
Application Process: Contact the Civil Attorney’s Office or main tribal office and ask about civil legal assistance, eligibility, intake steps, and required documents
Eligibility: Eligible individuals with civil non-criminal legal needs; eligibility depends on program rules, legal issue type, tribal connection, and capacity
Cost: Call to confirm
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Coeur d’Alene Tribe service area / Plummer area; useful regional option for Coeur d’Alene Tribal members in the broader Spokane/North Idaho area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter services, accessibility support, and accommodations
Important Notes: This is a regional tribal legal resource rather than a Spokane County-based office. It is for civil legal issues, not emergency response. For immediate danger, call 911.

What They Provide: Coeur d’Alene Tribal enrollment information, enrollment applications, enrollment documentation guidance, membership questions, genealogy-related direction, tribal record support
Website: cdatribe-nsn.gov/enrollment
Phone: Main Tribal Contact: 208-686-1800; call website-listed Enrollment contact for current direct number
Address: Coeur d’Alene Tribal Government, Plummer, ID area; call to confirm current Enrollment Office location before traveling
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; enrollment application information notes that an original certified birth certificate may be required; other helpful documents may include photo ID, parent or family enrollment information, genealogy documents, legal name change documents, custody or guardianship paperwork if applicable, and any documents requested by Enrollment
Application Process: Contact the Enrollment Office and ask about eligibility, application packets, required documents, enrollment verification, or record updates
Eligibility: People seeking Coeur d’Alene Tribe enrollment, enrollment verification, or enrollment-related assistance; eligibility depends on Coeur d’Alene Tribe enrollment rules
Cost: Call to confirm document, ID, copy, or processing fees
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Coeur d’Alene Tribal members and people seeking Coeur d’Alene enrollment-related assistance
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility support and accommodations
Important Notes: Call before sending original documents. Enrollment offices may require certified records and specific family documentation.

What They Provide: federal tribal agency access point, BIA program navigation, social services connection, general assistance information, tribal government coordination, referral to appropriate BIA or tribal programs
Website: bia.gov/regional-offices/northwest/spokane-agency
Phone: 509-258-4562
Address: PO Box 389, Wellpinit, WA 99040-0389
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current office hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first
Documents Needed: Call to confirm; helpful documents may include tribal enrollment information, photo ID, proof of income, proof of residence, benefit notices, household information, and documents related to the request
Application Process: Contact the Spokane Agency and ask to be connected to the correct BIA or tribal program for the issue
Eligibility: Federally recognized tribal members and eligible individuals depending on BIA program requirements
Cost: Free to contact
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane Agency is connected to the Spokane Tribe and Kalispel Indian Community
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility support and accommodations
Important Notes: Best used when someone needs help identifying the correct BIA or tribal-government pathway. This is not a substitute for legal advice from an attorney.