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TDHEs and Tribes		 --
Map IconView our National Directory of the Tribally Designated Housing Entities and Tribes covering the Alaska, Northwest, Southwest, Northern Plains, Southern Plains, and Eastern/Woodlands regions.

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What's New 		-
-   Webcasts on buying a home
-   Two Tribal Families Share Homeownership Happiness
-   CodeTalk Feature

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Website Spotlight		 --
The Department of Energy's Tribal Engergy Program provides information about Native American renewable energy and energy efficiency projects that have been funded by the Department of Energy. The site includes valuable information such as: business opportunities, including the latest tribal energy solicitation; case studies on renewable energy projects on tribal lands; reports and resources; and links to other relevant sites.

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Helpful Tools 		-
-   FirstGov
-   Federal Register Today
-   Regulations.Gov

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Information for Kids		 --
-   Native Youth Magazine
-   Planet Youth
-   Native American Boys and Girls Clubs
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About CodeTalk 		-

CodeTalk is a federal, interagency, Native American Web site designed specifically to deliver electronic information from government agencies and other organizations to Native American communities. Learn more...

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Features 		-

-   Native American Programs Recovery Act Information
-   HUD Secretary applauds new law to increase Native American homeownership

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-   HUD Tribal Consultations (new)
-   Securing the Future of Indian Housing - The HUD Section 184 and Title VI Programs provide opportunities for homeownwership. Learn More...
-   Help for Tribal Elder Programs - The National Society for American Indian Elderly plans to place several Volunteers in Service to America ("VISTAs") among many member tribes as part of a national outreach program.
-   Homeownership for Native Hawaiians - The Section 184A Loan Guarantee provides homeownership and rehabilitation opportunities. Learn more…

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-   Current Issues - Current discussion points in Indian Country
-   Key Topic Areas
-   Calendar of Events - Calendar of important events including conferences and trainings
-   Resources and Tools - Cross-Agency Portals, One-Stop Mortgage Center, Environmental resources, and other resources and tools
-   Planet Youth - The Native American youth connection
-   Related Links - Links to Indian, Alaska Native, and other related sites
-   NAHASDA
-   Indian Housing Block Grant Program
-   Notice of Final List of Negotiated Rulemaking Committee Members - Federal Register Jan. 5, 2010
-   Native Hawaiian Housing Block Grant Program - Affordable Housing for Native Hawaiians
 
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