Welcome to the United Native American Housing Association
URGENT Position Statements on NAIHC Special Meeting/Task
The regular membership of our organization is comprised of the 32 tribal housing programs throughout the states of Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah. Our members are responsible for the management of approximately 35,000 safe and affordable homes for most of the Native American population in the states we serve.
The purposes for which this Association was formed are:
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To operate and manage a common interest association of Indian Tribes, Tribal Housing Authorities and/or tribally designated housing entities united to promote the common goal of the provision of safe, sanitary, affordable and habitable housing for tribal members and their tribal member/non-tribal member families. Additionally, the Association provides education and training for employees, board members, elected leaders and other staff on the operation of Indian Housing programs funded through block grants under the Native American Housing Self Determination Act as amended (NAHASDA).
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The Association intends to additionally provide its membership training and education specific to the detection, eradication and prevention of methamphetamine use in and around the members respective Reservations and housing units.
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To provide the membership with technical training, education, and assistance administering their respective Indian Housing Programs in accordance with Federal rules and regulations promulgated, considered and adopted by HUD.
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To do any and all permitted acts suitable or incidental to any of the foregoing purposes and objects to the fullest extend permitted by law, and do any and all acts that, in the opinion of the Board will promote the common benefit of its membership.