Instructor: Jason Adams & Dustin Baird
Location: Virtual via zoom
Description: This training program for Tribal Housing professionals focuses on developing resilience in housing operations. Participants will gain tools in culturally relevant housing strategies, risk assessment, sustainable building practices, funding navigation, and leadership skills. The training aims to foster resilient communities, economic growth, and cultural preservation.
The Oglala Lakota Housing Authority (“OLHA”), with its office located at 4 SueAnn Center Dr. P.O. Box 603 Pine Ridge, SD 57770 is seeking competitive proposals for experienced professional grant writing consultants to research, develop, write, prepare and submit successful grant proposals for federal and state governments grants. Details of responsibilities are described in this FRP under the “Scope of Work” Section
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National American Indian Housing CouncilPablo John Operations &...
The National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
headquartered in Washington, DC. NAIHC provides Tribes, Tribal Housing Authorities, and Tribally
Designated Housing Entities with training and technical assistance in the development and
operation of Tribal housing programs. NAIHC provides communications relevant to its members on
Tribal housing programs.
The housing crisis in our communities is real — an estimated 68,000 new homes are still needed across American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian communities today.