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Tribal Housing

Safe and stable homes are fundamental to the well-being of American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians and the resiliency of their communities and cultures. Yet, systemic barriers underlie housing disparities, which include high rates of homelessness, housing instability, and inadequate or unsafe housing among Native peoples. People with disabilities and older adults, including individuals experiencing homelessness, often have the greatest need for accessible, affordable housing and voluntary community services.

Partnerships between tribal housing authorities, housing programs, homeless service systems, and Older Americans Act Title VI Native American Aging Programs (Title VI programs) are finding ways to provide culturally relevant housing options that are affordable, accessible and provide links to services.

 

Solutions for Accessible, Affordable Housing and Access to Supportive Services

The links below provide information about partnerships to link housing and services and guidance on accessible and fair housing. You can use this information to identify opportunities to collaborate with other sectors to help people stay in or return to housing in the community.

Core Knowledge

The links below can build core knowledge about the unique needs of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian people who have disabilities, are older, or are experiencing homelessness, as well as programs available to help address them.

 

Tools and Resources for Tribal Housing Partnerships

Develop and implement your partnership’s strategy with help from these tools, training resources, and potential funding sources.


Last modified on 07/25/2024


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