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Ketchikan Indian Community (KIC) is a sovereign nation and federally recognized Indian Tribe, incorporated in 1940. KIC serves a membership of over 6,200 Alaska Native and American Indians in the Southeast Alaska region.
As a sovereign nation, the KIC mission is to enhance and protect the interests of the Tribe and its Tribal citizens, to assist our Tribal members in becoming self-sufficient through the provision of socioeconomic services, to enrich and uphold our cultural heritage and traditional way of life.
Ketchikan Indian Community & The Tribal Health Clinic provides multi-level medical, dental, behavioral services, housing, social services, cultural resources and education and training for our tribal citizens.
We ensure the prosperity of a culturally rich heritage and a thriving community of healthy and economically self-sufficient Tribal Citizens.
Ketchikan Indian Community (KIC) is a sovereign nation and federally recognized Indian Tribe, incorporated in 1940. KIC serves a membership of over 6,200 Alaska Native and American Indians in the Southeast Alaska region.
As a sovereign nation, the KIC mission is to enhance and protect the interests of the Tribe and its Tribal citizens, to assist our Tribal members in becoming self-sufficient through the provision of socioeconomic services, to enrich and uphold our cultural heritage and traditional way of life.
Ketchikan Indian Community & The Tribal Health Clinic provides multi-level medical, dental, behavioral services, housing, social services, cultural resources and education and training for our tribal citizens.
We ensure the prosperity of a culturally rich heritage and a thriving community of healthy and economically self-sufficient Tribal Citizens.
