The Recreation program strives to provide Muckleshoot youth ages 5-17, who are enrolled in school, opportunities to help learn fundamental sports skills and strategies, and experience an array of recreational activities in a fun, safe, and drug-, tobacco-, and alcohol-free environment.
We consider Recreation to be an entry level program; we participate in local city leagues such as Auburn Parks and Recreation, and Enumclaw Parks which focus more on the fundamentals and encourages participation. The MIT Recreation program has been a longtime participant of the Inter-Tribal Youth Basketball League where we travel to the south end reservations to play games, meet new athletes, and build positive relationships.
*Note: some services may have been affected due to the pandemic.
Rita Martin, Director of Tribal Member Advocacy, is dedicated to the Muckleshoot Tribal Members, Employees and Community members; and has worked for the Muckleshoot Tribe for 40+ years. The Department of Tribal Member Advocacy oversees Adult Protective Services Program, Child ...
The Parental Advocacy Program supports, advocates, and assists parents and guardians experiencing the ICW/MCFS system. Our services are available to Muckleshoot Tribal Members or parents and guardians of Muckleshoot Children.
Mental health therapists provide individual and/or family counseling in conjunction with trained equine specialists and horses. Services are also available to SUD clients on an individual or group basis. Equine providers utilize the EAGALA (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning ...
Youth Activities Fund Program is intended to support Muckleshoot youth athletics in the pursuit of activities that are positive and creative. Involvement in activities will teach the Muckleshoot youth the essential life skills of self-discipline, commitment, teamwork, ...
The Recreation program strives to provide Muckleshoot youth ages 5-17, who are enrolled in school, opportunities to help learn fundamental sports skills and strategies, and experience an array of recreational activities in a fun, safe, and sober environment.
Sometimes the legal system can be confusing. The Muckleshoot Victim Services Program is here to assist you when you have been the victim of any type of crime. We offer support and can help you step-by-step through the processes so you don’t feel alone.
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