Traditional Cherokee Health Care provide integrated health care services are provided and strategically planned for traditional Cherokees. These care services provide behavioral health care, elder care, a chemical dependency center for adolescents, a cancer program, emergency medical services, ambulance services, outreach and wellness programs, a citizens hospital, and a women, infants and children program.

Traditional Cherokee Education promote teaching Cherokee culture since education is of the utmost importance among the Cherokee people. The center educates on the Cherokee culture and ways of life.

Highly experienced teachers give individuals the opportunity to learn traditional Cherokee crafts like clothing and beadwork, pottery, basketry, tools and weapons.The whole story can be found at http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2011/02/grants-available-for-cherokee-history-field-trips/ Thereafter, students are encouraged to continue their learning through further practice and research.

Each spring and fall, education days are held for school students. Seventeenth and nineteenth century Cherokee culture is taught through activities and demonstrations. Students are involved in storytelling, crafts and games of Cherokee culture and lifestyle of the living villages for each time period.

Adults interested in learing more about Cherokee culture through humanities take the Cherokee humanities course. Each fall, students are enrolled in a college level course. This college level course provides the opportunity for students to earn up to six hours of credit from an accredited university. Students study the Cherokee culture in comparison to the Western world.

Cherokee centers work with the Education Department to provide accurate and entertaining Cherokee cultural programs for the world.

Traditional Cherokee artisan resources are grant offer programs whose purpose is to assist the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The tribe’s goal is to restore the traditional Cherokee balance. They promote maintaining and using natural resources like clay, white oak and river cane. The program has undertaken to teach, promote and protect Cherokee traditional art, land care for presenta and future generations and resources.