Renewing Hope,
Strengthening Our Future.
In 2001, Fort Thompson community members formed and incorporated Diamond Willow Ministries as a Christian 501c3 non-profit organization with a vision of empowering and strengthening the youth and families of the Hunkpati Oyate - the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. In 2014, community leaders asked Diamond Willow to consider providing daily youth programming. In response, Diamond Willow formed the Tokata Youth Center to renew hope and strengthen our tokata (future) in 2015.
Through the Tokata Youth Center, lives of youth are now transforming - families being strengthened! Youth are finding connection with their rich history, acquiring life skills that enable them to cope with the challenges they face, and learning positive ways to resolve conflict. The Tokata Youth Center staff has become an extension of their family; a safe place to learn, grow, and dream.
EXCITING NEWS! The next step. A new building for the youth. Join the TOKATA INITIATIVE. More information on how you can be a part of the excitement can be found on our capital campaign website.
Through the Tokata Youth Center, lives of youth are now transforming - families being strengthened! Youth are finding connection with their rich history, acquiring life skills that enable them to cope with the challenges they face, and learning positive ways to resolve conflict. The Tokata Youth Center staff has become an extension of their family; a safe place to learn, grow, and dream.
EXCITING NEWS! The next step. A new building for the youth. Join the TOKATA INITIATIVE. More information on how you can be a part of the excitement can be found on our capital campaign website.
OUR PURPOSE
The purpose of the Tokata Youth Center is to assist the youth of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe in overcoming daily obstacles, so they can become the next generation of men and women who lead our community towards a better and brighter future.
