41. Housing / Wasilla Area Seniors, Inc. In Alaska Email inquiries to mailtohousing@alaskaseniors.com. 1301 CENTURY CIRCLE \ WASILLA,alaska 99654 PHONE 907376 in relation to any of our programs, employment, or http://www.alaskaseniors.com/housing.htm

42. Juneau Juneau. JUNEAU/DOUGLAS programs. We offer the following services and programs inthe Juneau area alaska Commission on Aging. alaska housing Finance Corporation. http://www.catholiccommunityservices.alaska.com/sess/juneau.htm

CCS Home SESS Home Our Programs Frequently Asked ... Ketchikan Programs Southeast Senior Services Juneau JUNEAU/DOUGLAS PROGRAMS We offer the following services and programs in the Juneau area: Respite Care Care Coordination/Case Management In-Home Counseling The Bridge Adult Day Program ... Douglas Senior Center (volunteer-run) Juneau Senior Center Valley Senior Center (volunteer-run) Home-Delivered Meals (a.k.a. Meals on Wheels) Door-To-Door Transportation (a.k.a. Care-A-Van) Health Promotion Activities 895 West 12 th Street adjacent to the Mountain View Apartments. Phone: (907) 463-6177 Toll-free phone number for people calling from outside Juneau: 1-866-746-6177 Fax: (907) 586-3329 Email: jcc-ccs@gci.net Please contact the Program Supervisor for additional information. DOUGLAS SENIOR CENTER The Douglas Senior Center offers the following services: Congregate Meals at the Senior Center Health Promotion Activities (blood pressure checks, flu shots, health information) We are open for service Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00 - 1:00 and are located at the Douglas Community United Methodist Church at 3

43. USDA Provides $.9 Million In Alaska Housing Assistance Coastal Villages Region Fund, Anchorage, alaska $304,536 - 50 through three agenciesRural housing Service, Rural on USDA Rural Development programs can be http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/rd/newsroom/2001/ak_1mill.html

News Release Contact: Bill Allen, (907) 761-7701 ballen@ak.usda.gov Dave Hill, (202) 690-0513 david.hill@rdmail.rural.usda.gov USDA PROVIDES $.9 MILLION IN ALASKA HOUSING ASSISTANCE WASHINGTON, August 21, 2001 - USDA Rural Development announced today the selection of two grant proposals to receive $918,015 to assist Alaska communities with the construction of housing for agriculture, and seafood processor workers. "It is because of individuals such as the processor workers, that we have access to a food supply that is second to none," said Alaska Rural Development State Director Bill Allen. "The housing to be built will help to bring workers and their families a higher quality of living conditions, and a place to call home." USDA Rural Housing Service (RHS) grant assistance is provided through a special demonstration program designed to assist in creating rental housing for processor workers living in areas of high unemployment within the state of Alaska. The following is a list of grant recipients: Seafood Producers Cooperative , Sitka, Alaska - $613,479 - 24 rental units.

44. 24 CFR Ch. VII (4-1-02 Edition) 8 rental certificate, rental voucher, and moderate rehabilitation programs. for Indiantribes and alaska native villages. 1005, Loan guarantees for Indian housing. http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_02/24cfrv4_02.html

45. Housing Links In conjunction with the alaska Department of Health to families in both publichousing and the Section 8 Voucher and Certificate programs to receive http://health.hss.state.ak.us/dmhdd/sq/housing3.htm

FREQUENTLY ACCESSED SQA FILES Eligibility Manual 7 AAC 71 Community MH Svc. Regs 7 AAC 72 Civil Commitment Regulations Inpatient Standards ... New Medicaid Reg Changes (Adobe Acrobat) MH Provider Addresses (MSWord) DD Provider Addresses (MSWord) SAFETY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE SQ Home Staff Contact Assisted Living Housing Opportunities ... Site Reviews for FY2000, FY2001 and FY2002 HOUSING LINKS Appearance of a Web site link here does not imply endorsement by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities of the external Web site's content or the views and opinions of the external Web Site's sponsoring organization. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Directory of Homeless and Housing Advocacy Coalition (information about homelessness, publications, directories, legislation) Anchorage Municipality Including the Safe CityProgram (includes information about Homeless, emergency crisis, issues related to vulnerable populations).

46. Environmental Review Procedures For Entities Assuming HUD The technical amendment makes clear that, for programs to which the applicablewhere the recipient is an Indian housing authority in alaska. http://www.epa.gov/fedrgstr/EPA-IMPACT/1995/September/Day-19/pr-1309.txt.html

Environmental Review Procedures for Entities Assuming HUD [Federal Register: September 19, 1995 (Volume 60, Number 181)] [Rules and Regulations ] [Page 48609-48611] [[Page 48609]] Part IV Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of the Secretary 24 CFR Part 58 Environmental Review Procedures for Entities Assuming HUD Environmental Responsibilities; Final Rule [[Page 48610]] DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Office of the Secretary 24 CFR Part 58 [Docket No. FR-3811-I-02] Environmental Review Procedures for Entities Assuming HUD Environmental Responsibilities AGENCY: Office of the Secretary, HUD. ACTION: Technical amendment to interim rule. EFFECTIVE DATE: April 12, 1995. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Richard H. Broun, Director, Office of Community Viability, Room 7240, Department of Housing and Urban Development, 451 Seventh Street SW., Washington, DC 20410, telephone (202) 708-3297. For telephone communication, contact Roy Gonnella, Director, Environmental Review Division at (202) 708-3436. Hearing or speech-impaired individuals may call HUD's TDD number (202) 708-4594. This is not a toll-free number. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On March 13, 1995 (60 FR 13518) HUD published an interim rule amending 24 CFR part 58 with an effective date of April 12, 1995, except with respect to applicability to Public Housing programs under title I of the United States Housing Act, as to which a later effective date was provided. The interim rule implements certain environmental provisions enacted in the Multifamily Housing Property Disposition Reform Act of 1994 (MHPDRA). The latter provides for the assumption of environmental review responsibilities by States and units of general local government, including those that are not recipients, under certain public and Indian housing programs, housing assistance under Section 8 of the United States Housing Act, special projects, and the FHA multifamily housing finance agency risk sharing pilot program.

47. 1994 HUD AIAN Policy Statement responsibility in administering their housing programs. To accomplish this objective,the Department will consult with American Indian and alaska Native Tribal http://www.codetalk.fed.us/1994_AIANPolicyStmt.html

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development AMERICAN INDIAN AND ALASKA NATIVE 1994 Policy Statement The foundation for this Policy Statement is the Federal Indian Policy Statement issued by President Reagan in January, 1983 and reaffirmed by President Bush in September, 1989. That statement affirms the special government-to-government relationship that exists between American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal governments and the Federal government. The relationship, which is as vital today as it was 200 years ago, is based on the U.S. Constitution, treaties, Federal laws, court decisions and the on-going political relationship between these entities. The relationship results in a Federal trust responsibility to Indian Tribes. The primary responsibility for implementing this relationship lies within the Bureau of Indian Affairs of the U.S. Department of the Interior. The Department of Housing and Urban Development acknowledges that the responsibility extends to the provision of decent, safe, sanitary and affordable housing to the members of Federally recognized Indian Tribes and Alaska Native Villages residing on Indian reservations and in other Indian areas. It is also the intent of the Department to vest in local Indian housing authorities the maximum amount of responsibility in administering their housing programs. To accomplish this objective, the Department will consult with American Indian and Alaska Native Tribal governments, Indian housing authorities and national Indian organizations when developing legislation, regulations and policies that affect those Tribes.

48. Alaska http//www.hss.state.ak.us/dpa/programs/hap.html Public Inquiries 1800-470-3058,Ms. Mimi Burbage Program Coordinator alaska housing Finance Corporation http://www.ncat.org/neaap/programs/lowincome/ak-li.htm

Alaska FY 2003 LOW-INCOME ENERGY PROGRAMS FEDERAL STATE UTILITY FEDERAL LIHEAP Contact: Weatherization Contact: Ms. Mary Riggen-Ver Energy Assistance Coordinator Department of Health and Social Services Division of Public Assistance 400 W. Willoughby Ave., Room 301 Juneau, Alaska 99801-1731 Telephone: 907-465-3066 Fax: 907-465-3319 Email: Mary_Riggen-Ver@health.state.ak.us Website: www.hss.state.ak.us/dpa/programs/hap.html Public Inquiries: 1-800-470-3058 Ms. Mimi Burbage Program Coordinator Alaska Housing Finance Corporation Affordable Housing and Energy Efficiency P.O. Box 101020 Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Telephone: 907-330-8192 Fax: 907-338-1747 Email: mburbage@ahfc.state.ak.us Local LIHEAP Administering Agency Contacts www.hss.state.ak.us/dpa/features/org/Dpadohtm.html LIHEAP Current Year Funding LIHEAP Income Eligibility Level 150% Federal Poverty Level LIHEAP Benefit Heating: $140 min, $600 average, $2,450 max

49. 42 USC Sec. 3533 (01/16/96) (iv) coordinating all programs of the Department relating to Indianand alaska Native housing and community development. (D) The http://envirotext.eh.doe.gov/data/uscode/42/3533.html

(a) Deputy Secretary, Assistant Secretaries, and General Counsel There shall be in the Department a Deputy Secretary, eight Assistant Secretaries, and a General Counsel, who shall be appointed by the President by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and who shall perform such functions, powers, and duties as the Secretary shall prescribe from time to time. (b) Federal Housing Commissioner There shall be in the Department a Federal Housing Commissioner, who shall be one of the Assistant Secretaries, who shall head a Federal Housing Administration within the Department, who shall have such duties and powers as may be prescribed by the Secretary, and who shall administer, under the supervision and direction of the Secretary, departmental programs relating to the private mortgage market. The Secretary shall ensure, to the extent practicable, that managers of Federal Housing Administration programs, at each level of the Department, shall be accountable for program operation, risk management, management of cash and other Federal assets, and program financing related to activities over which such managers have responsibility. (d) Assistant to Secretary; designation; duty to provide information and advice to nonprofit project sponsors

50. ALASKA DELEGATION ANNOUNCES FEDERAL GRANTS very low income families in obtaining and maintaining rental housing. $347,000 forthe University of alaska Anchorage for University Affiliated programs. http://www.senate.gov/~stevens/pr062201b.htm

51. Juneau, Alaska -- Housing Supply And Demand In Juneau the Juneau area through various loan programs in addition housing projects by nonprofithousing organizations. Library 292 Marine Way Juneau, alaska 99801 (907 http://www.juneau.lib.ak.us/cdd/landplan/house.htm

Supply and Demand: Housing Back to the Index Housing Demand The 1994 Juneau Multi-Family Housing Program Feasibility Study (Barker Study) predicted a need for 904 single family housing and 751 additional multi-family housing units by the year 2000. Recent building permit activity indicates that by the end of September 1997, the year 2000 goal for single family housing units and all but 191 multi-family housing units will have been met. In addition, there are developers who are presently requesting the CBJ for financial assistance that, if funded, would result in the construction of approximately 200 multifamily units in the next several months. The projected housing need for the year 2000 for single family housing has been met and is likely to be exceeded this year. This has occurred in just three years. In addition, nearly seventy-five per cent of the anticipated need for multi-family housing units will have been met during the same time frame. Additional multi-family units recently constructed have moved the community even closer to the projected need. Most of this housing construction occurred during 1995 and 1996. While there are indications the building boom is slowing, the projected year 2000 goal will likely be met and possibly exceeded. Housing Supply The recent swing in the housing market means renters and home buyers have more choices. This is partially evidenced by the increase in building permits applications submitted to the CBJ during recent years, as shown in Table 5. The average number of new housing permit applications received annually during 1995, 1996, and the first nine months of 1997 was in excess of 350. This is a significant increase over the annual average of ninety applications submitted in the 1990's and sixty applications per year in the late 1980's.

52. Senior Housing Options And Directories State and City programs. Senior housing (alaska housing Finance Corporation) http//www.ahfc.state.ak.us/Department_Files/Mortgage/Seniorhousing/senior http://www.aoa.gov/NAIC/Notes/seniorhousing.html

Home Quick Index Site Index Press Room ... The Center for Communication and Consumer Services Your Source for Information on Aging Eldercare Locator - (800) 677-1116 - to find local services for older Americans Aging Internet Information Notes : Senior Housing Options and Directories Note Below (Note: See also Internet Notes on Home Design Assisted Living Nursing Homes , and Reverse Mortgages) Consumer Information Federal Programs State and Local Programs ... Reports and Articles Consumer Information Housing Options for Older People (AARP) http://www.aarp.org/confacts/housing/housingoptions.html Housing Choices (Senioresouce.com) http://www.seniorresource.com/house.htm Housing (U.S. Administration on Aging) http://www.aoa.gov/eldfam/Housing/Housing.asp What Housing Options are Available? – "Because We Care" (U.S. Administration on Aging) http://www.aoa.gov/wecare/housing-options.html An Accessory Apartment: A Home within A Home (AARP) http://www.aarp.org/confacts/housing/accessapt.html Accessory Units (FirstGov for Seniors) http://www.seniors.gov/retirementplanner/housing/accessory_units.html

53. Newsletter - October, Page 4 and knowledge of HUD Indian housing programs and dealing with senior low rent programsis required. Applicants must have valid alaska driver's license http://www.ciri.com/newsletter/october/oct04.html

The 1999 Job Fair is sponsored by the University of Alaska Anchorage, Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., and the Association of ANCSA Regional Corporation Presidents/CEO's, Inc. For more information, contact Michael Reeves at (907) 786-4513 or GayDell Trumblee at (907) 561-4321. Alaska's People Seeks Job Applicants Alaska's People is accepting resumes from qualified individuals interested in employment opportunities. Journeyman trades including apprenticeships are open and available for interview. Truck drivers with CDL licenses, multi-skilled laborers, heavy equipment operators, and those with combined experience in warehousing, clerical, janitorial, and administrative work are all encouraged to submit their resumes for future work. Alaska's People encourages job applicants to use their web site as a tool in search of employment. The web site is readily accessible at www.alaskaspeople.com and includes a Job Request Form for employers, an Intake Application Form for Clients, a Job Status Report Form for established clients, and a Resume Worksheet Form for clients wanting assistance in the development of a working resume. Links are also included to the State of Alaska Job Service, CIRI and Cook Inlet Tribal Council. For more information about employment or apprenticeship opportunities, contact:

54. March 03 - Page 3 CIHA Announces New Location Cook Inlet housing Authority, which provides a varietyof housing programs for CIRI shareholders and other alaska Natives and http://www.ciri.com/newsletter/march2000/march03.html

CITC Awarded Department of Labor Grant A Youth Opportunity Grant application submitted by the Alaska Native Coalition for Education and Training (ANCET) and Cook Inlet Tribal Council has been approved by the U.S. Department of Labor. The grant is designed to serve 40 high-poverty villages in Alaska that have a low percentage of high school graduates. Young people from 14 to 21 years of age living in Alaska Native villages in which 35 percent or more of the residents live at or below the poverty level will be targeted. Youth development specialists and other staff will work to increase the graduation rate for those who are still in school and to provide vocational and employment training, and other opportunities for those who have left school. Partnerships have been established with Big Brothers/Big Sisters, the Bethel Alternative Boarding School, the Alaska Military Youth Academy, and the Alaska Job Corps. Native youth leadership and youth enrichment programs will also be offered to encourage more Native youth to enter institutions of higher education. Additionally, a Youth Opportunity Community Center will be established in each of the high-poverty villages to centralize services for youth in each of the designated villages. ANCET is a statewide consortium of Work Investment Act Section 166 Native American Grantees and includes the Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Association of Village Council Presidents, Bristol Bay Native Association, Central Council of Tlingit and Haida Indians, Chugachmiut, Copper River Native Assoc., Kawerak, Inc., Kodiak Area Native Association, Metlakatla Indian Community, Maniilaq, Arctic Slope Native Association, and Tanana Chiefs Conference. CITC will serve as the lead agency for administration of the new grant.

55. On Campus Housing At The University Of Alaska Southeast Educational as well as social programs are offered throughout the year Family housing $3,950 The University of alaska Southeast uas.info@uas.alaska.edu 11120 http://www.uas.alaska.edu/afford/index.cfm?fuseaction=housing

56. Abused Women's Aid In Crisis, Programs, Anchorage, Alaska The children's programs are geared toward safety, enhancing be a culturally appropriatealternative for alaska Native victims and meet the US housing and Urban http://www.awaic.org/program.html

24-HOUR CRISIS LINE - (907) 272-0100 Programs and Services AWAIC, the largest domestic violence service provider in the state, began as a safe home program in 1977 to provide quality emergency and support services to women and children made homeless by violence. Our mission is to teach people to live and love without violence. We intervene in the cycle of violence with safe shelter for women and their children, support and advocacy for all family members, and community education. We work to empower all those affected by domestic violence so that they can make positive decisions about their lives. AWAIC provides confidential individual and group support for women who have experienced emotional, physical, and/or sexual abuse within their intimate or family relationships. Services and programs include: A Residential Shelter For women and their children who are being physically and/or emotionally abused. The 52-bed shelter is a safe place for battered women and their children. AWAIC offers safety information, support and advocacy to assist women in making choices for their lives. Women and children, may stay up to three weeks, and attend 10 groups per week with topics ranging from parenting, health, and dynamics of battering to assertiveness and stress management. A 24-hour crisis line, (907) 272-0100, is an integral part of the shelter. Trained staff answers calls and assist with crisis intervention, support, information and referrals.

57. AIDS Housing News : Issue 7 technical assistance to AIDS housing programs and sponsors in and address the housingand service alaska housing Finance Corporation, Anchorage, alaska, 572,800. http://www.ahc.org/ahcnews7.html

Welcome to a New Executive Director! The Board of Directors of the AIDS Housing Corporation selected Marie Herb to be the new Executive Director of the organization. The appointment became effective December 1st, 1997. Marie will follow Todd Summers, the agency's founding Executive Director, who left the organization in August to become the Deputy Director of the White House Office on National AIDS Policy. Marie has been with AHC since March 1993 and has been the Interim Director since Todd's departure. "The Board is very excited about our selection," said Imtiyaz Hussein, a Board member and head of the selection committee. "We had a very open and competitive selection process which considered many qualified candidates. In the end, Marie stood out as the unanimous choice of the committee and the Board." In the close to five years that Marie has been with AIDS Housing Corporation, she has directed the agency's technical assistance programs and assisted numerous agencies to develop supported housing programs. Prior to joining AHC, Marie worked for the City of New York developing supported housing for homeless individuals. "I am thrilled and honored to have been selected to be the agency's Executive Director," said Marie. "I fully believe in the mission of the AIDS Housing Corporation and in the organization itself. With such skilled, committed and professional staff and Board, I feel very lucky to have the opportunity to be in this position."

58. RESNET Notes - March 20, 1996 and environmental ingenuity at work. The Renew America programs provide important Indexfor its innovative partnership with the alaska housing industry that http://www.natresnet.org/_members/notes/RN960320.htm

RESNET NOTES March 20, 1996 The Residential Energy Services Network is a joint project of the National Association of State Energy Officials and Energy Rated Homes of America. For more information on RESNET call Steve Baden (760) 806-3448 or fax (760) 806-9449. ENERGY RATED HOMES OF ALASKA RECEIVES RECOGNITION FROM NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION Energy Rated Homes of Alaska was selected to be included in the national Environmental Success Index by the national environmental organization, Renew America. The index is a data base of successful environmental programs from across the country. Renew America is a leading source for environmental solutions. The organization highlights successful and constructive community based programs as models to inspire communities, governmental agencies and businesses for undertaking initiatives to meet today's environmental challenges. It is a coalition of national environmental, non-profit government and business organizations. Entries to the index are determined through an annual national competition and must meet tough standards for program effectiveness, natural resource conservation, economic progress and human development. The Renew America Executive Director notes "There are so many lessons to be learned from those who have already succeeded in tackling tough environmental issues. Through Renew America's awards process, we are able to provide real world examples and networking opportunities that helps others stop reinventing the wheel every time they tackle an environmental challenge." Former Congresswoman Claudine Schneider is the chair of Renew America. Ms. Schneider commented that the winners "represent community action and environmental ingenuity at work." The Renew America programs provide important examples of workable solutions that can be replicated nationwide."

59. RESNET Notes - September 29, 1995 Speakers will include a representative of the alaska state housing industry and ratingsystem and other home energy audit/certification programs is that http://www.natresnet.org/_members/notes/RN950929.htm

RESNET NOTES September 29, 1995 The Residential Energy Services Network is a joint project of the National Association of State Energy Officials and Energy Rated Homes of America. For more information on RESNET call Steve Baden (760) 806-3448 or fax (760) 806-9449. NASEO Takes Action on HERS Issues At its Annual Meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO) took action on the issues of national home energy rating guidelines and accreditation of home energy rating systems. NASEO's Board of Directors passed the following resolutions regarding home energy rating systems: Requested that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) withhold the issuance of the final Voluntary Guidelines for Home Energy Rating Systems contained in it's NOPR until a work plan for the field testing of the guidelines is developed and executed in cooperation with the DOE pilot home energy rating systems. NASEO is making this request because the state energy offices and the operating home energy rating systems have identified a number of technical issues in the NOPR that cannot be resolved through the public review process and that requires field analysis. It was felt that this could be completed through DOE's agreement with the six pilot home energy rating operating systems. The NASEO Home Energy Rating System Task Force was authorized to develop interim guidelines for home energy rating systems to provide national uniformity and address the secondary mortgage market's need for a national technical protocol for home energy rating systems. The effort to develop interim guidelines is being coordinated by Richard Fasey of Energy Rated Homes of Vermont and is being developed through the process of preparing NASEO and Energy Rated Homes of America's comments to DOE's NOPR.

60. NAIHC Redirect To Home Page in American Indian communities and alaska Native villages. Communications/Media NativeAmerican housing News Membership programs Advertising Opportunities http://naihc.indian.com/

National American Indian Housing Council "A Tradition of Native American Housing" Leadership Institute Membership Technical Assistance News Research Conferences Fundraising About NAIHC The National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC) is a national membership organization that promotes, supports, and upholds tribes and tribal housing agencies in their efforts to provide culturally-relevant, decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing for Native people in American Indian communities and Alaska Native villages. The NAIHC is pleased to announce a re-organization of its website as well as a change in the domain used. The new website, at http://naihc.net , is ready to serve you. Please update your bookmarks. You should be automatically directed to that site in a few seconds; if the redirect does not occur or if you want to speed up the redirect please click here All of our features may not function exactly as before. Please notify us if you should experience any problems whatsoever in working with our new site. The National American Indian Housing Council is the only Native American nonprofit organization devoted exclusively to Indian housing. The NAIHC provides:

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