Funded Grant Awards:
Village of Dot Lake, September 2021
Village of Kotlik, September 2021
Native Village of Kwinhagak, September 2021
Native Village of Napaimute, September 2021
Allakaket Village, September 2021
Nunakauyarmiut Tribe, September 2021
Native Village of Gakona, October 2020
Office of Victims of Crime Tribal Victim Services Set-Aside $417,336
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Native Village of Buckland, October 2020
Office of Victims of Crime Tribal Victim Services Set-Aside $417,336
Native Village of Unalakleet, October 2020
Nunakauyarmiut Tribe, October 2020
Village of Aniak, October 2020
Native Village of Nunapitchuk, September 30, 2020
Igiugig Village, September 30, 2020
Native Village of Napaimute, September 30, 2020
New Stuyahok Village, September 30, 2020
Newhalen Village, September 30, 2020
Village of Chefornak, September 30, 2020
Native Village of Unalakleet, September 30, 2020
Village of Aniak, September 30, 2020
Village of Kotlik, September 30, 2020
Native Village of Tununak, September 30, 2020
Nunakauyarmiut Tribe, September 30, 2020
Native Village of Kwinhagak, September 30, 2020
Native Village of Karluk, September 30, 2020
Native Village of Buckland, September 30, 2020
Native Village of Gakona, September 30, 2020
Hoonah Indian Association, September 30, 2020
The Native Village of Tununak will receive $42,300 from the Emergency Federal Law Enforcement Assistance (EFELA) Program for renovations for the Public Safety Building
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Native Village of Napakiak, May 7, 2020
The Native Village of Napakiak will receive $517,232 from the Emergency Federal Law Enforcement Assistance (EFELA) Program for a new Public Safety Building
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Toksook Bay, Alaska
The Nunakauyarmiut Tribe in Toksook Bay was funded $173,850 by the Emergency Federal Law Enforcement Assistance (EFELA) Program Rural Alaska Public Safety Infrastructure Project to rehabilitate their Public Safety Building
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| Tribal Transportation Program Safety Fund, February 2020 |
Awards made to Native Village of Buckland
Native Village of Chuathbaluk
Native Village of Kwinhagak
Native Village of Ohogamiut
Village of Iliamna
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Karluk, Alaska, October 15, 2019
Native Village of Karluk awarded Village Energy Efficiency Program
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Iliamna, Alaska, October 15, 2019
Village of Iliamna awarded Village Energy Efficiency Program
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Aniak, Alaska, October 15, 2019
Village of Aniak awarded Village Energy Efficiency Program
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Kipnuk, Alaska, October 6, 2019
The Native Village of Kipnuk received $253,323 from the DOJ Tribal Youth Program.
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Kotlik, Alaska, October 5, 2019
The Native Village of Kotlik was funded $502,323 by the Office of Victims of Crime to develop a tribal victim services program.
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Allakaket, Alaska, September 30, 2019
Allakaket Village was funded $611,385 to develop a victim services program.
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Aniak, Alaska, September 30, 2019
The Native Village of Aniak was awarded $713,373 to develop a tribal victim services program: to undertake and complete a community needs assessment, strategic planning, and develop a program in a 3-year timeframe. We also propose to offer limited immediate direct services to victims as soon as possible: housing and transportation funds to allow people to escape abuse and violence and funds to offer a monthly youth group meeting to help child victims cope and heal.
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Unalakleet, Alaska, October 1, 2019
The Native Village of Unalakleet was awarded $705,396 by the Office of Victims of Crime to develop a program for providing shelter, advocacy, crisis counseling, and other victims’ services to sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking and other violent crime victims. Funding will also be used to provide direct services to victims including transportation and housing so victims and their families can have a way to leave a dangerous or violent or abusive situation.
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Tununak, Alaska, September 29, 2019
The Native Village of Tununak was funded $379,595 to develop a tribal victim services program.
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Kipnuk, Alaska, September 29, 2019
The Native Village of Kipnuk was funded $325,367 to develop services for victims and stop the cycle of inter-generational abuse, neglect, domestic violence, sexual abuse, addiction, suicide, homicide, and incarceration from continuing.
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Dot Lake, Alaska, September 29, 2019
Dot Lake Village was funded $626,001 to create a plan and a program for providing shelter, advocacy, crisis counseling, and other victims’ services to sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking and other violent crime victims. The project includes the development of a HIPPA Compliant TeleHealth System for the tribe.
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Iliamna, Alaska, September 29, 2019
The Village of Iliamna was awarded $503,365 to develop a tribal victim services program.
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Atmautluak, Alaska, September 29, 2019
The Native Village of Atmautluak was funded $290,609 for the development of a tribal victim
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Iliamna, Alaska, September 29, 2019
Newhalen Village was funded $435,390 by the Office of Victims of Crime to develop a comprehensive victim services program to assist all victims in the community.
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Kipnuk, Alaska, September 29, 2019
The Native Village of Kipnuk was funded $253,323 by the Bureau of Justice Assistance to prevent future crime by addressing the risks and needs specifically of young adults. The Tribal Court will work to find appropriate resources addressing substance abuse, physical abuse and domestic violence or any other infractions of human rights. Counselling will be available using customs and traditional teachings and knowledge and traditions of the tribal village and to help people change.
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Bethel, Alaska, September 29, 2019
Orutsararmiut Native Council (ONC) was awarded $870,000 to work with tribal child victims, providing direct services to enable the child victim and family members to leave an abusive home and provide culturally-appropriate, trauma-informed services to tribal children and their families.
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Kipnuk, Alaska, September 29, 2019
The Native Village of Kipnuk was funded $450,020 to develop a culturally-relevant and effective program to significantly reduce the number of incidents of violence against women that takes into consideration the role of substance abuse.
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Chuathbaluk, Alaska, September 29, 2019
The Native Village of Chuathbaluk was funded $420,144 to create a program to serve victims of crime and to train staff on working with children who are victims and to implement a monthly culture camp.
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Village of Iliamna, September 28, 2019
The Village of Iliamna was awarded $247,189 from the US Department of Justice to create and implement an Inter-Tribal Police Department with Newhalen Village. Iliamna Village and Newhalen Village share a school and an airport and have no public safety or police officers. The complications of overlapping and concurrent jurisdiction have been a barrier. The Inter-Tribal Police Department will be able to refer cases to the appropriate tribal court.
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Newhalen Village, September 28,2019
Newhalen Village was awarded $247,189 from the US Department of Justice to create and implement an Inter-Tribal Police Department with the Village of Iliamna. Newhalen Village and the Village of Iliamna share a school and an airport and have no public safety or police officers. The complications of overlapping and concurrent jurisdiction have been a barrier. The Inter-Tribal Police Department will be able to refer cases to the appropriate tribal court.
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Native Village of Scammon Bay, September 28, 2019
DOJ funded the tribe $365,195 to create a Young Adult Tribal Court Program and develop procedures and protocol for the Peacemaking Court.
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Buckland, Alaska September 26, 2019
The Native Village of Buckland was funded $625,000 from HUD Healthy Homes to rehabilitate homes in the community working with the Cold Climate Housing Research Center.
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Chuathbaluk, Alaska, September 26, 2019
The Native Village of Chuathbaluk was funded $389,891 to develop a program to address domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking crimes.
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Dot Lake, Alaska, September 26, 2019
Dot Lake Village was funded $437,918 by the Office of Violence Against Women to develop a tribal program to address domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking crimes.
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Kotlik, Alaska, September 26, 2019
The Native Village of Kotlik was awarded $443,378 by the Office of Violence Against Women to develop a tribal program to address domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking crimes.
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Atmautluak, Alaska, September 26, 2019
The Native Village of Atmautluak was awarded $403,806 by the Office of Violence Against Women to develop a tribal program to address domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, and stalking crimes.
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Kipnuk, Alaska, July 31, 2109 –
The Native Village of Kipnuk Tribal Police recieved a COPS grant and a COPS Tribal Resources grant (TGRP) to buy safe and adequate equipment for the subarctic tundra climate and hire one more full-time officer. COPS Equipment TRGP $41,199 / COPS $109,137
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Scammon Bay, Alaska, July 31, 2019 –
The Native Village of Scammon Bay recieved a grant from COPS for $249,216 for two full-time Tribal Police Officers and a grant for $38,628 for adequate equipment.
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Kasigluk, Alaska, July 31, 2019 –
The Kasigluk Traditional Elders Council recieved two grants totaling $297,289 for a full-time Tribal Police Officer, equipment, a boat & motor and an ATV from COPS and COPS TRGP.
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Tununak, Alaska, July 31, 2019 –
The Native Village of Tununak recieved funding for a full-time Tribal Police Officer, police gear and public safety vehicles – a boat & motor, a snow machine and an ATV. COPS $129,853 / COPS Equipment TRGP $73,017
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Quinhagak, Alaska, July 31, 2019
The Native Village of Kwinhagak was awarded a COPS and a TRGP for a full-time Tribal Police Officer and vehicles. COPS $108,211 / COPS Equipment TRGP $59,443
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Chuathbaluk, Alaska, July 2019 –
The Native Village of Chuathbaluk Village of Iliamna recieved a grant from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for a resilience and adaptation plan for $62,842.
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Buckland, Alaska, July 2019 –
The Native Village of Buckland recieved a grant from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for a resilience and adaptation plan for Iliamna $86,515
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Iliamna, Alaska, July 2019 –
The Village of Iliamna recieved a grant from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for a resilience and adaptation plan for Iliamna $68,500.
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Igiugig Village, June 18, 2018
Igiugig Village recieved a $600,000 Indian Community Development Block Grant (ICDBG) for the construction of a Community Cultural Center with a commercial kitchen producing value-added goods from products from their greenhouse, classroom facilities for Yup’ik language immersion program, a small apartment for village personnel that are traveling through and need a place to stay, and a place for the Yup’ik dance group to perform.
https://www.hud.gov/press/press_releases_media_advisories/HUD_No_19_089
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Marshall, Alaska, May 2019 –
The Native Village of Ohogamiut was funded by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Indian General Assistance Program (IGAP).
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Kasigluk, Alaska, May 6, 2019 –
The Native Village of Kasigluk received a grant of $382,749 from the Office of Victims of Crime (OVC).
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New Stuyahok, Alaska, May 6, 2019 –
New Stuyahok Village was funded $382,750 from the Office of Victims of Crime (OVC). “American Indian and Alaska Native crime victims continue to face challenges in accessing vital services and resources needed to help survivors address their trauma and navigate a complex system,” said OVC Director Darlene Hutchinson. “The Justice Department has made it a priority to partner with tribes to help victims and their families rebuild their lives in the aftermath of violence.”
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Buckland, Alaska, April 2019
The Native Village of Buckland will receive $262,884 in funding to initiate transit service to provide greater access to jobs, school, healthcare and other services.
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Iliamna, Alaska, September 2019 –
The Village of Iliamna recieved a grant for the Volunteer Fire Department
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Kotlik, Alaska, November 29, 2018-
The Native Village of Kotlik received $83,875 for adaptation planning and resilience planning to work on the relocation of homes.
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Igiugig Village, November, 2018 –
Igiugig Village received $80,241 for an adaptation and resilience plan from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Quinhagak, Alaska, November 2018 –
The Native Village of Kwinhagak recieved a grant for $146,243 to develop a shovel-ready plan to deal with the erosion at the sewage lagoon.
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Kwigillingok, Alaska, November 5, 2018 –
The Native Village of Kwigillingok was awarded $102,843 for resilience planning from the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Karluk, Alaska, November 2018 –
The Native Village of Karluk received a grant from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for resilience planning for $66,540
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Tununak, Alaska, November 2018 –
The Native Village of Tununak recived two grants from the Bureau of Indian Affairs for resilience planning and travel for $95,000
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Atmautluak, Alaska, November 2018 –
The Native Village of Atmautluak was funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs for an adaptation and resilience planning grant for $62,842.
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Marshall, Alaska, September 24, 2018 –
The Village of Ohogamiut was awarded a grant from the Administration for Native Americans for $407,461 to build the capacity of Ohog Incorporated to manage lands left to their stewardship for future generations and land reconveyance and community planning. The people of the Village of Ohogamiut were forced from their tribal lands in the 1950’s, threatened with the loss of their children and imprisonment if they did not relocate to a village with a territorial school. Families left for Marshall, the nearest community with a school, 26 river miles away. Marshall was not set up to take in so many homeless families and Ohogamiut tribal members suffered a great deal. Through all of these years, the Ohogamiut tribe held their tribal identity. In 1971, they were declared a tribe and awarded a land settlement under ANCSA and formed the mandatory village corporation, Ohog Incorporated. The project will build the capacity of the corporation and conduct a land plan to determine the development for the traditional land.
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Kotlik, Alaska, September 24, 2018 –
The Native Village of Kotlik received a grant of $14,248 from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Tribal Resilience Program for travel.
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Bethel, Alaska, September 22, 2018 –
Orutsararmiut Native Council (ONC) received a grant from Administration for Community Living for $687,974 to develop an Elder Justice program in Bethel. Alaska. The goal is to have individual-level holistic, comprehensive, culturally-appropriate and trauma-informed response to our elders, reducing harm and maltreatment, building resiliency, supporting caregivers and meeting the needs of elders with disabilities. The program will provide cost-effective, culturally-appropriate services in Yup’ik, measurable increase in quality and autonomy of life for elders, and increased region-wide awareness and replication because Bethel is a hub community.
https://www.kyuk.org/post/important-feder
al-grant-opens-doors-oncs-elder-services
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Allakaket, Alaska, September 21, 2018 –
Allakaket Village was awarded $403,521 from the Department of Justice Violence Against Women Tribal Governments program to create a comprehensive strategic plan, develop and enhance the strategies, increase the safety of women, generate awareness and community-wide acknowledgement that violence is not typical or normal or acceptable, and to develop, expand, and strengthen our prevention strategies and intervention services that target children, youth, and young adults who are victims of or exposed to violence.
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Kwigillingok, Alaska, September 21, 2018 –
The Native Village of Kwigillingok received a grant of $299,978 from the Department of Justice COPS program to have police on patrol more hours, and build the capacity of the police department by buying basic gear and equipment.
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Bethel, Alaska, September 20, 2018 –
Orutsararmiut Native Council (ONC), the federally recognized tribal government located in Bethel, Alaska, has been awarded $ 449,558 from the Department of Justice Office of Violence Against Women to work with Tundra Women’s Coalition to develop and implement community awareness activities and events surrounding the harms of domestic violence, the justice process, and the availability of services.
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Atmautluak, Alaska, September 20, 2018 –
The Native Village of Atmautluak received a grant of $11,048 from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Tribal Resilience Program for travel.
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Kwigillingok, Alaska, September 20, 2018 –
The Native Village of Kwigillingok received a grant of $319,179 from the Department of Justice Justice Systems and Alcohol and Substance Abuse program to develop a Tribal Healing to Wellness Court to reduce alcohol and drug-related crime.
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Kasigluk, Alaska, September 19, 2018 –
The Native Village of Kasigluk received a grant of $284,153 from the Department of Justice Justice Systems and Alcohol and Substance Abuse program for targeted strategic planning to build the capacity of their tribal court.
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Chuathbaluk, Alaska, September 19, 2018 –
The Native Village of Chuathbaluk received a grant of $12,848 from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Tribal Resilience Program for travel
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Chuathbaluk, Alaska, September 5, 2018 —
The Native Village of Chuathbaluk received the GCI Suicide Prevention grant of $12,055 from the Alaska Community Foundation.
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Igiugig, Alaska, July 11, 2018
Igiugig Village received a grant for $94,892 from the Denali Commission for dust control.
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Karluk, Alaska, June 10, 2018
Native Village of Karluk received a grant for a high tunnel greenhouse from RuralCap for $4,700.
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Chuathbaluk, Alaska, June 10, 2018
The Native Village of Chuathbaluk received $4,750 from RuralCap for a garden and greenhouse.
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Allakaket, Alaska, June 10, 2018
Native Village of Allakaket received a grant of $4,225 from RuralCap for playground equipment.
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Chuathbaluk, Alaska, June 1, 2018
The Native Village of Chuathbaluk received a grant for $8,771 from Rasmusson for a sawmill.
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Some Grants from 2017
- Native Village of Kwigillingok – FEMA Pre-Disaster Mitigation
- Native Village of Newtok — FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant
- Native Village of Tununak Alaska Housing & Finance VPSO House grant
- Village of Lower Kalskag – COPS
- Orutsararmiut Native Council – Juvenile Healing to Wellness Courts (OJJDP)
- Native Village of Hamilton EPA IGAP
- Village of Iliamna – Administration for Native Americans Social & Economic Development Grant
- New Stuyahok Village – Denali Commission
- Village of Iliamna – RuralCap
- Akiachak Native Community – Department of Energy
- Native Village of Kwigillingok – Department of Energy
- Native Village of Atmautluak – Department of Energy
- Native Village of Aniak – Department of Energy
Archives
In the news:
IMLS Invests $5.2 Million in Library Services for Tribal Communities, Native Hawaiians
DOE Awards $12 Million to Tribal Communities to Maximize Deployment of Energy Technology
https://www.kyuk.org/post/important-federal-grant-opens-doors-oncs-elder-services
https://deltadiscovery.com/village-of-tununak-awarded-housing-grant/
http://kyuk.org/post/tununak-awarded-thousands-dollars-new-housing
https://www.alaskapublic.org/2017/07/04/yk-delta-villages-receive-federal-energy-grants/
