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  • Tribal member and Women’s Army Corps Veteran Julia Kabance celebrates 106 years of living life

    Tribal member and Women’s Army Corps Veteran Julia Kabance celebrates 106 years of living life

    Julia Kabance is the oldest member of the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation, one of a handful of remaining Native American Veterans from WWII and a life member of American Legion We-Ta-Se Post 410.

  • Oglala Sioux Tribe Veteran among first housed under new tribal HUD-VASH program

    Oglala Sioux Tribe Veteran among first housed under new tribal HUD-VASH program

    An estimated 500 Native American Veterans are expected to benefit from housing and supportive services provided under the first-ever Tribal HUD-VASH program, which launched in early January 2016.

  • Native American Veteran lives to serve his fellow Veterans and tribal members

    Native American Veteran lives to serve his fellow Veterans and tribal members

    While you may not know Bill Hale, you probably have someone like him in your community – someone who gives a Vet a ride to the hospital, or goes around collecting clothes for the next homeless stand-down event.

  • 2011 White House Tribal Nations Conference

    2011 White House Tribal Nations Conference

    Legal Intern, Office of Tribal Government Relations.

    On December 2nd, the Office of Tribal Government will attend the 2011 White House Tribal Nations Conference in Washington, D.C. The goal is to continue the meaningful discussion between tribal leaders and the Administration.

  • Breaking New Ground: Establishing Tribal Veterans Cemeteries

    Breaking New Ground: Establishing Tribal Veterans Cemeteries

    VA Under Secretary for Memorial Affairs

    The VA made both history and progress for Veterans recently with the award of the first-ever grant to a tribal organization to establish a Veterans cemetery on tribal lands.

  • VA Reaches Out to Tribal Governments

    VA Reaches Out to Tribal Governments

    VA is working to improve their relationships with the 565 federally recognized Native American tribes and the Veterans which come from them.

  • Reaching Out to Tribal Governments

    Reaching Out to Tribal Governments

    The Office of Public Affairs (OPA) enhances communication with tribal governments about services available to American Indian and Alaskan Native Veterans.

  • VA loan repayment program applications now open

    VA loan repayment program applications now open

    The Specialty Education Loan Repayment Program (SELRP) provides loan repayments to recent graduates in exchange for clinical service at a VA facility.

  • VA helps Veteran recover from Maui wildfire

    VA helps Veteran recover from Maui wildfire

    VA’s Native American Direct Loan (NADL) program helped turn devastation into recovery for a Native Hawaiian Veteran's home after the Maui wildfires.

  • VA’s Native American Direct Loan staff help Veterans of Lakota Nation

    VA’s Native American Direct Loan staff help Veterans of Lakota Nation

    VA's NADL staff attended the Lakota Nation Invitational to promote buying, building and renovating homes using the NADL program.

  • The Native American Direct Loan and one Veteran’s journey to stability

    The Native American Direct Loan and one Veteran’s journey to stability

    Lakeishia, a Native American Veteran, achieved homeownership stability with the help of the Native American Direct Loan (NADL) program.

  • VA announces fiscal year 2027 suicide prevention grant funding opportunity

    VA announces fiscal year 2027 suicide prevention grant funding opportunity

    The newly released FY27 NOFO for the SSG Fox SPGP outlines upcoming funding to support community-based Veteran suicide prevention services.

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