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         Alaska Housing Programs:     more books (24)
  1. Toward a new program for Alaska native housing by Michael Jones, 1975
  2. Indian housing--1984: An update on the housing programs for American Indians and Alaska natives by Virginia E Spencer, 1984
  3. Department of Housing and Urban Development annual report to Congress on Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  4. Annual report to Congress. Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  5. Department of Housing and Urban Development annual report to Congress on Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  6. Annual report to Congress. Indian and Alaska native housing and community development programs (SuDoc HH 1.80:)
  7. The effect of changes in the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation mortgage programs: Final report by Matthew D Berman, 1986
  8. HUD 203(k) Rehabilitation Mortgage Loan Program Finds Home in Alaska.(United States. Department of Housing and Urban Development): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Roger Kane, 2001-02-01
  9. Warm homes for cold climates. (Warm Houses for Alaskans program) (Special Home Section): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Deb Ajango, 1994-06-01
  10. 21st Century Guide to Codetalk ¿ Federal Native American, American Indian, Alaska Native, and Tribal Information -Federal Programs for Indians and Native Americans, Housing, Office of Native American Programs, Tribal Programs, Sacred Sites, Justice, Historic Preservation (CD-ROM) by U.S. Government, 2003-08-10
  11. Owner-builder loans: another housing option: pros and cons of building your own home are outlined by this housing lending expert. : An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Don Clary, 2006-03-01
  12. Valley seniors cause construction boom: affordability and close proximity to a top-notch hospital sends many Alaska seniors to the Mat-Su Valley to live, ... An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Susan Harrington, 2004-01-01
  13. Edward Rasmuson.: An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Charlie Ess, 2000-03-01
  14. Steady work. (government-funded construction in Alaska): An article from: Alaska Business Monthly by Charlie Ess, 1996-09-01

81. KnowledgePlex: Article: Deadline For Tribal Applications To HUD Program Approach
more than $ 2.5 million in Native housing projects. Seven of them were in Alaskaand Hawaii, which member financial institutions have to sponsor the programs.
http://knowledgeplex.org/news/23783.html

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register help TOOLS Home Public Housing Indian Housing News Article Calendar Discussion Boards Expert Chats Top News Stories Week In Review Newsletter TOPICS All Topics Economic Revitalization Fair Housing Homelessness Organizational Development Public Housing HOPE VI Indian Housing Public Housing Authorities Deadline for Tribal Applications to HUD Program Approaches Mark Fogarty
Indian Country Today
May 5, 2004
RELATED TOPICS PEOPLE, PLACES, NAMES Native Hawaiians Native White Mountain Apache Housing Authority ... Hawaii, First Hawaiian Bank RATE THIS I hate it I love it
STORY TOOLS Print This WASHINGTON Tribes can still get a piece of $ 25 million in grants from an often-threatened government program but they have to act fast. The deadline for applying for $ 25 million from the Department of Housing and Urban Development's 2004 Rural Housing and Economic Development program is May 24. The Bush administration tried to zero out the program for 2004, but Congress reinstated it. It has done the same thing for the 2005 RHED program, whose status is in limbo. Federally recognized tribes are one of the groups that gets targeted for RHED funding, although there is no specific set aside. In previous years tribes have taken down 25 33 percent of awards, meaning $ 6 to $ 8 million each year that can be used for housing projects or economic development.

82. Cal Poly At Sea - Ports Of Call - Alaska
The Aleutian Islands Unit is part of the alaska Maritime National In addition, therefuge staff provides interpretive programs and educational assistance to
http://www.calpoly.edu/~cpatsea/alaska.html
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C a l i f o r n i a P o l y t e c h n i c S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y Ports of Call Administered by International Education and Programs Home The Program Housing Program Fees ...
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:: Aleutian Islands, Alaska ::
The Aleutian Islands Unit is part of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge established to protect migratory birds, marine mammals and their habitats. The unit comprises some 200 islands that extend over a thousand miles. Serving as a bridge between two continents, these islands are some of the most forbidding and scenic places in the world. Plush green tundra, brilliant wildflowers, soaring eagles, and spawning salmon are common. Breathtaking landscapes, fantastic mammal and bird colonies, earthquakes, and unpredictable weather are part of the uniqueness of these wonderful islands. The Aleutians are actually the peaks of a submarine mountain range. Most of the islands are mountainous with numerous lakes, ponds, and streams. Fifty-seven volcanoes (13 over 5,000 feet high) are visible in the chain and many are active.

83. SILC - Links To Services And Resources
NATIONAL RESOURCE CENTER ON SUPPORTIVE housing AND HOME MODIFICATIONS. alaska CABPARATRANSIT. BAY NATIVE ASSOCIATION Gail Sorenson, Program Director · (Email
http://www.labor.state.ak.us/silc/main_links.htm

84. Untitled Document
and matching funds from alaska housing Finance Corporation, BIHA builds and manageshomes for Nativeoccupant participants in a lease-to-purchase program.
http://www.sitkatribe.org/services/
General Assistance An ongoing monthly financial assistance program designed to assist individual or individuals with basic needs until they find employment, training or other local, state or federal programs they may be eligible for. Community Service Block Grant Funding program that will assist those individual or individuals who need help with shelter, clothing, food, utilities, heating oil and medical costs assistance. Emergency assistance that is available only once per applicant during a calendar year. Additional requirement the applicant must be enrolled with Sitka Tribe of Alaska. Direct Employment A one time assistance to help individuals to pay for work related items or means to obtain employment. Additional requirement the applicant must be enrolled with Sitka Tribe of Alaska. Child Care Development Block Grant Covers day care assistance and early childhood programs. All Alaska Native and American Indian children residing in the Sitka area who qualify for financial assistance are eligible for the program. Baranof Island Housing Authority General Assistance An ongoing monthly financial assistance program designed to assist individual or individuals with basic needs until they find employment, training or other local, state or federal programs they may be eligible for.

85. IAQ Training Manual
University of alaska Fairbanks, alaska Cooperative Extension; Joseph Wysocki, NationalProgram Leader, USDA Professor and Extension housing Specialist, Montana
http://www.montana.edu/wwwcxair/notebook.html
Training and Reference Manual
The revised 1999 manual has received a major overhaul, but still maintains the key features that brought great appeal to the previous edition. The revised manual also includes three new instructional modules dealing with:
Building Science and Indoor Air Quality
Secondhand Smoke
Asthma
For County Extension Educators, Housing Authorities, Home-Buyer Clubs, Consumer Science Educators, and Public Health Staff Would you like to organize a community indoor air quality education program? Assist consumers in reducing their exposure to residential indoor air pollution? Order this self-guided and self-contained manual that provides users with all the resources needed to offer community education programs dealing with common residential indoor air quality concerns. The
manual
contains:
  • Silkscreened binder - 4 inches thick, 3-ring 12 self-guided Instructional Modules (including transparency masters, support publications, and evaluations) Materials for detection and self-assessments Training video Listings for related publications, videos, and websites

86. Alaska Division Of Community Advocacy
GP B. Agricultural Research Program University of alaska (for Conservation,Ec Dev Planning, Farming, Forestry, housing, Rural), State Agency. GP BG NP N.
http://www.dced.state.ak.us/dca/edrg/EDRG_Build_Browse_List.cfm
State of Alaska DCED Community Advocacy EDRG Online
Quick Reference Codes GP General Public B Business G Government NP Non-Profit Organization N Native Organizations Grants or Loans For example, if a resource provided funding for both governmental and business organizations, the codes "G," "B," and "$" would be included.

87. Shop Mortgages And Loan Rates- Interest.com. Compare Interest Rates For Mortgage
and are often subject to changeso potential borrowers should contact theseagenciesfrequently for program availability. alaska housing Finance Corporation.
http://www.interest.com/content/govloan/hfa.asp?sa=alaska

88. Sponsor Statement For SB 181: Small Community Housing Loans
less that is connected by road or rail to Anchorage or Fairbanks for purposes ofthe small community housing program of the alaska housing Finance Corporation
http://www.akrepublicans.org/pastlegs/22ndleg/spst/spstsb181.shtml
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Information from the Senate Finace Committee
Senator Dave Donley, Co-Chair
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State Capitol, Room 508
Juneau, AK 99801-1182
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716 W 4th Avenue, Suite 400 Anchorage, AK 99501-2133 Phone Fax Sponsor Statement for CS for SB 181 (FIN) am Small Community Housing Loans Last Updated May 3, 2002 Contact Phil Cutler, Committee Aide to Senator Dave Donley, at (907) 465-3892 This Committee Substitute makes four changes to the AHFC rural housing loan program established by AS 18.56.420 and known as the HALF program. The changes are:
  • Makes the program available for owner occupied single family or duplex homes but not investment property. Limits the subsidized portion of loans to $200,000. Allows AHFC to offer blended rate mortgages; a loan amount in excess of the subsidized portion would be at market rates. Allows multi family non-owner occupied housing loans to be subsidized only if the tenants are certificated teachers.
A September 2000 legislative audit concluded that the need for the program has been eliminated through other programs and private entities meeting the needs of homeowners. Testimony before the Senate Finance Committee showed that the program is a vital program in small communities.

89. Joining : AmeriCorps*VISTA : ***
AK AmeriCorps*VISTA member works with the University Of alaska in Fairbanks to assistin the implementation of the statewide Energy housing Education Program.
http://www.americorps.org/joining/vista/vista_ak.html
AmeriCorps*VISTA Programs:
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To apply for an AmeriCorps position, use our web-based recruitment system . Please note that the program descriptions below are for programs active in May of 2003. Descriptions in the recruitment section represent future positions, and may be different from those listed below. Programs are organized alphabetically by city. Projects please contact both stateprofiles@cns.gov and your Corporation State Office with updates.
Joining AmeriCorps
AmeriCorps*VISTA : Alaska
Rural Community Action Program

Anchorage, AK
AmeriCorps*VISTA members are out-stationed in rural Alaskan villages to assist in the development and implementation of the Village Council Management Program. The members work with tribal and city council leaders to build organizational and community capacity, evaluate existing operations and develop systems and training to improve the ongoing developments of the program. This project responds to national and community priorities around leadership development and capacity building. Alaska Department of Corrections Anchorage, AK

90. Federal Agencies
and Human Services (HHS); and housing and Urban US Department of Justice has manyprograms concerning Native The American Indian and alaska Native Affairs Desk
http://www.tribal-institute.org/lists/fed_agen.htm
Tribal Court Clearinghouse SEARCH var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='456'; awmAltUrl='';
Federal Agencies
This page contains links to Native American specific federal agencies. A Quiet Crisis: Federal Funding and Unmet Needs in Indian Country reveals that federal funding directed to Native Americans through programs at federal agencies has not been sufficient to address the basic and very urgent needs of indigenous peoples. Among the myriad unmet needs are: health care, education, public safety, housing, and rural development. The United States Commission on Civil Rights finds that significant disparities in federal funding exist between Native Americans and other groups in our nation, as well as the general population. Among immediate requirements for increased funding are: infrastructure development, without which tribal governments cannot properly deliver services; tribal courts, which preserve order in tribal communities, provide for restitution of wrongs, and lend strength and validity to other tribal institutions; and tribal priority allocations, which permit tribes to pursue their own priorities and allow tribal governments to respond to the needs of their citizens. The following are links to the four federal departments which are most closely involved in Native American issues - the U.S. Departments of

91. The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
The alaska housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) has funding availablefor its Special Needs housing Grant Program. The goal of the
http://akmhcweb.org/Announcements/Trust/AMHTAug15-03.htm
The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
August 15, 2003
Welcome to this List Serv sponsored by the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority’s Rural Funding Coordination Project. These messages provide information about current government and private grants, conference and training opportunities, publications, and potential funding sources, with an emphasis on rural Alaska The Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC) has funding available for its Special Needs Housing Grant Program. The goal of the program is to award both capital and operating funds to develop supportive housing for mental health trust beneficiaries and other special needs populations. The emphasis is on high-risk adults with severe mental illness and co-occuring disorders. The deadline is November 1. For more information, contact Mark Romick at 907-330-8274 or 800-478-2432 or visit www.ahfc.state.ak.us The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is soliciting applications for its Rural Health Network Development Planning Grant Program This program provides one year of funding to rural communities that want to develop a formal integrated health care network, and that do not have a significant history of collaboration.

92. Alaska Housing Finance Visit Alaska States Housing Corporation Of
Conservation Program alaska Information of Projects Finance Source (Investment)is a national, nonprofit organization created by the nation s state housing
http://www.breastfeedingproject.com/alaska-housing-finance.htm

93. Kenai Peninsula Online - Alaska NewspaperJuneau's Median Family Income Jumps 04/
are used to calculate who qualifies for rental assistance and other affordable housingprograms. James Wiedle, a planner with the alaska housing Finance Corp
http://peninsulaclarion.com/stories/041303/ala_041303alapm0040001.shtml
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95. Catalog Of Federal Domestic Assistance - Grant Topics
Program_State and Local (B); 14.515 alaska Native/Native 14.850 - Public and IndianHousing (C); 14.862 - Indian Community Development Block Grant Program (B);
http://www.cfda.gov/public/grantsubtopic.asp?catcode=M

96. Alaska Conservation Foundation
to learn and contribute to alaska conservation in are responsible for locating temporaryhousing for interns to questions about the program; Receive applications;
http://www.akcf.org/grants/internship.htm
Conservation Internship Program
In this section:
How to Apply
Program Goal and Educational Opportunities
More about the Conservation Internship Program
Invitation to Apply ...
FAQs

The Alaska Conservation Foundation was established in 1980. ACF's mission is to protect the integrity of Alaska's ecosystems and promote sustainable livelihoods for Alaska's communities and peoples. ACF's goals are to:
  • Preserve healthy and intact ecosystems in Alaska
  • Create broad public support for conservation in Alaska
  • Increase the capacity of conservation organizations in the state
  • Increase charitable giving on behalf of the Alaskan environment

PROGRAM GOAL AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
ACF's Board of Trustees believe that broader support for conservation in Alaska can be achieved by offering career-oriented educational experiences to graduate and undergraduate college students in Alaska and throughout the United States. Students participating in this highly competitive internship program are provided with a unique opportunity to:
  • Learn first hand about Alaska's magnificent natural environment and diverse cultures;

97. HOMELESS: Shelters & Programs
US NATIONAL Emergency Food and Shelter Program United Way; Council Focus on RuralHousing in the Shelter (requires graphical browser); ALASKAAlaska Information
http://csf.colorado.edu/homeless/shelters.html
Homeless Shelters and Programs
Shelter and Program Information from CSF archives Links to shelter sites: CANADA LUXEMBOURG
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