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National Tribal Child Support Association
Partnering with Tribal, State and Federal Child Support Professionals to Improve the Lives of Indian Children
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17th NTCSA annual Conference
“Child Support Work: Necessary, Noble and Appreciated”
Seneca Niagara Resort & Casino
July 9-13, 2017 - Niagara Falls, NY
National tribal
child support association
The National Tribal Child Support Association (NTCSA) is a non-profit 501c(3) corporation dedicated to promoting the interests of tribal children and providing opportunities for the benefit of communities throughout Indian Country.
Our objective is to benefit Indian children and develop, promote, and enhance family values by bringing together tribal programs such as tribal and CFR courts, Head Start, and Indian child welfare and domestic violence programs.
NTCSA is comprised of members with an interest in tribal child support services and its activities are overseen by Board of Directors elected from the membership. NTCSA’s purpose is to provide a national resource designed to benefit Indian children by uniting tribal, state and federal partners to promote and preserve the interests of those children and their families.