Office of Native American Training and Technical Assistance
The purpose of the ONAP T&TA program is to provide training and technical assistance to tribes/tribally designated housing entities (TDHEs) that are eligible to receive an Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG) and IHBG subrecipients, as well to the Department of Hawaiian Homelands (DHHL) and Native Hawaiian
Housing Block Grant (NHHBG) subrecipients (collectively T&TA beneficiaries).
Awards under this NOFA will be made to T&TA providers with a broad range of skills and expertise as well as T&TA providers with more focused or targeted skills and expertise.
Selected ONAP T&TA providers will work collaboratively in teams and will be deployed as HUD deems necessary across the country to achieve the objectives.
HUD is interested in funding a mix of the type of providers that will provide T&TA in a cost effective manner.
This ONAP T&TA will be centrally managed by HUD headquarters with extensive involvement of the Area ONAPs.
Awards under this NOFA will be made to T&TA providers with a broad range of skills and expertise as well as T&TA providers with more focused or targeted skills and expertise.
Selected ONAP T&TA providers will work collaboratively in teams and will be deployed as HUD deems necessary across the country to achieve the objectives.
HUD is interested in funding a mix of the type of providers that will provide T&TA in a cost effective manner.
This ONAP T&TA will be centrally managed by HUD headquarters with extensive involvement of the Area ONAPs.
Related Programs
Office of Native American Programs Training and Technical Assistance for Indian Housing Block Grant
Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentOffice of Native American Programs Training and Technical Assistance for Native Hawaiian Housing Blo
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Obtain Full Opportunity Text:
Application Package and Instructions Download using CFDA Number ONLY.
Additional Information of Eligibility:
There are three categories to this NOFA and several types of entities eligible to apply for each category.
1.
Category One.
The eligible applicants for Category One are national and regional nonprofit organizations representing Native American housing interests.
Representing Native American housing interests requires an applicant to demonstrate that the organizations primary objective is to serve Native Americans.
There is approximately $2 million available for this category.
2.
Category Two.
The eligible applicants for Category Two are national and regional nonprofit organizations representing Native American housing interests as well as for-profit entities.
There is approximately $5 million available for this category.
3.
Category Three.
The eligible applicants for Category Three are national or regional nonprofit organizations or for-profit entities.
There is approximately $350,000 available for this category.
HUD anticipates making only one award in this category.
Full Opportunity Web Address:
https://apply07.grants.gov/apply/forms_apps_idx.html
Contact:
Mike Andrews, Director of ONAP Operations at 202-402-6329
Agency Email Description:
Contact person
Agency Email:
mike.andrews@hud.gov
Date Posted:
2012-08-29
Application Due Date:
2012-10-16
Archive Date:
2012-10-25
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