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1 Cangleska Road Kyle, S.D. 57752.
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Cangleska, Inc.provides comprehensive domestic violence and sexual assault advocacy and related services to citizens of the Oglala Sioux Tribe, living on and adjacent to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, located in southwestern South Dakota
It operates two shelters, Lulyahan Oti (Dying the Plume Red) in Kyle and Ohitika Najin Win (Standing Strong Woman House) in Rapid City.
Cangleska Inc. has a number of programs including probation program, a men's re-education program,Ki Wicasa (Return To Manhood), Tokahe Wicayapi (Putting The Children First) Supervised Visitation Center, Stronghold Civil Legal Services, Winyan Ki Igluonhanpi (Women Reclaiming Sacredness) and Sacred Circle, National Resource Center To End Violence Against Native Women.
A Commitment To Social Change
Included in the recently constructed $1.35- million complex in Kyle are the 7,800 square-foot shelter, the Tokahe Wicayapi Visitation Center and a new maintenance building.
Cangleska, Inc.operates two shelters. The Lulyahan Oti shelter in Kyle is in the heart of the Oglala Sioux nation and provides services for Native women and children living on or near the Pine Ridge reservation. Ohitika Najin Win is located in Rapid City serving Native women an urban setting.
Cangleska's newest shelter Lulyahan Oti (Dying the Plume Red) opened on May 4, 2007.
Cangleska Expands Facilities
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community has awarded $250,000 to Cangleska, Inc. Half will be used to build a day care and administration building. The remainder will fund the construction of a storage building for for clothing and other donated items.
The projects are slated for completion early next year. The Cangleska day care will serve community members, women in treatment, staff members and families using the shelter.
Diva For A Day 2008
Honoring Native Women
Our thanks to our donors for making Diva For A Day a success this year.
Women were treated to a day out as an event for National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
