Access to affordable, safe housing is a critical need for the San Carlos Apache Tribe. With over 17,300 enrolled members and a high poverty rate, the demand for housing far exceeds the available supply. The San Carlos Apache Housing Authority (SCHA), HUD’s tribal-designated housing entity, is committed to bridging this gap by developing quality homes for low-income families. ETD, Inc.…
Understanding the Homesite Leases Approval Process on Navajo Nation Navigating the approval process for homesite leases on Navajo Nation can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to ensuring compliance with environmental and biological regulations. Whether you’re planning to build a home or secure a lease for personal land use, following the established procedures is crucial to avoid setbacks. One key…
HUD funds New Homes in Native Communities through NAHASDA and Section 184 Loans For over 40 years, the Southwest Indian Foundation (SWIF) has been providing assistance to the “poorest of the poor” in desert southwest reservation areas (SWIF, 2021). One of SWIF’s programs includes new housing, which is funded through U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD)’s Native American Housing and…
