A Guide for How to Use State and Local Funds for Affordable Housing
This “how-to” guide provides examples of how recipients can combine and “layer” SLFRF with other sources of funding to maximize resources and meet housing needs.
How this EDA Grant is Boosting Jobs and Fighting Housing Shortage Across Native American Tribes in South Dakota
a Native Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) based on the Pine Ridge Reservation, has a mission to promote economic sustainability and development for Native people. The CDFI is reaching across Indian country to serve its mission by shortening the gaps in housing and growing the Native home building and construction industry across all tribal Reservations in South Dakota.
Low Income Single Family Housing Loans from USDA Rural Development
The USDA provides two programs for Single Family Housing: the Single Family Housing Direct Home Loan and the Single Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program. Both of these programs assists low- to moderate-income applicants obtain decent, safe and sanitary housing in eligible rural areas by providing financial assistance. Below are the programs and the differences between them.
How The Rosebud Tribe is Advancing Indigenous Business and Housing on the Reservation with $1 Million Grant from The EDA
Economic Development Administration (EDA) has awarded a $1 million grant to the Rosebud Economic Development Corporation, Mission, South Dakota, to support planning, design, and engineering for the Sicangu Co Innovation Center.
Solving The Housing Puzzle: EDDs as Regional Housing Changemakers
A comprehensive analysis of how Economic Development Districts (EDDs) have identified regional and local housing challenges and established what role they can play in improving housing outcomes in their region. These roles may include the EDD serving as a planner, land bank, financier, and/or builder
This toolkit shares the findings of NCAI’s “Building Tribal Economies” research and outreach initiative, which works to train the focus of Tribal Nations on the strategic, foundational considerations involved with building integrated and resilient tribal economies capable of supporting their communities and citizens today, tomorrow, and for generations to come.