Resilient ~ Adaptable ~ Dependable
The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Cheyenne Nation has been a cornerstone of the community since opening its doors in 1994.
Serving some 500 youth, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northern Cheyenne Nation provides a safe, structured and positive environment for young people after school, during holidays and summer vacation.
We Provide:
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A safe place to learn and grow
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Ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals
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Life-enhancing programs and character development experiences
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Hope and opportunity
About Us
Our Mission:
To inspire and encourage all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens.
Why Boys & Girls Clubs Are Special
Four key characteristics define the essence of a Boys & Girls Club. All are critical in exerting positive impact on the life of a child:
1. Dedicated Youth Facility: The Boys & Girls Club is a place – an actual neighborhood-based building – designed solely for youth programs and activities.
2. Open Daily: The Club is open every day, after school, when kids have free time and need positive, productive outlets.
3. Professional Staff: Every Club has full-time, trained youth development professionals, providing positive role models and mentors. Volunteers provide key supplementary support.
4. Available & Affordable to Youth (ages 5–18): Clubs reach out to kids who cannot afford, or may lack access to, other community programs
"Empowering the Youth of Northern Cheyenne Together:
Meet Our Amazing Team!"
Geri Small
Chief Professional Officer
Emma Harris
Fiscal Specialist
Lakeema Means
Lame Deer Unit Director
406-477-6654 ext. 107
Chanzlee Whistling Elk
Ashland Unit Director
406-784-2738
Eloise Snow
Busby Unit Director
406-592-4454
Kaycee Martinez
Family Spirit Program Manager
Whitney Spang
Home Health Educator
Our Board of Directors
DeWanda Littlecoyote, Member at Large
Zane Spang, Board Chairperson
Dr. Richard Littlebear, Vice Chairperson
Lane Spotted Elk, Secretary/Treasurer
Debbi Bends, Member at Large