The Lac du Flambeau Family Resource Center provides a wide range of outpatient behavioral health services and programs to the Lac du Flambeau community to ensure the support and preservation of family life and well being on the Reservation.

The Child Support Agency provides services to parents and children that are affiliated through enrollment to the Lac du Flambeau Tribe, to ensure a better life for children.

It is the result of a cooperative agreement between the federal Office of Child Support Enforcement, the Wisconsin Bureau of Child Support, and the Lac du Flambeau Tribe.

The Tribe's Economic Support department administers state, and federal assistance programs for individuals and families that meet income eligibility requirements.

The Lac du Flambeau Food Distribution Program is a U.S. Dept. of Agriculture-funded food program for persons (both tribal and non-tribal members) who reside on the Lac du Flambeau reservation and enrolled members of any tribe residing in Vilas, Oneida counties and southern tip of Iron County.

*Child Welfare (ICW & Juvenile Justice)
*Foster Care Licensing

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Patients of all ages are welcome, and we'll spend the time with you to make sure you're comfortable.

By using state-of-the-art equipment, you'll feel less pain and you'll spend less time in the dental chair.

Exceptional dental care for all ages from Peter Christensen Dental Clinic

Peter Christensen Health Center provides quality health care and offers a full range of family medical services by Board Certified family physicians, an advanced practice nurse practitioner and physician-assistant. The program also provides dental services, podiatry services, a new optometry dept., pharmacy services and a comprehensive range of community-based services.

The LDF Youth Center provides alternative, positive activities for youth to reduce and stop alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse, and criminal behavior among youth on the Lac du Flambeau reservation.

NOTICE!

The Youth Center is a child safety zone, only drug tested and background checked staff and volunteers are in contact with the children during hours of operation. All other adults filling out paperwork for their children must stay within the front reception area. Adults wishing to take a tour of the building must make an appointment before noon. The building is not open to anyone over 18 to use the bathroom, equipment, phone, get a drink, or cool off. This is strictly enforced for the safety of the children.