Stories

Kenaitze Indian Tribe will host a public meeting from 1 to 2 p.m. on July 26, 2021, to receive public comments on the Tribe’s Low Income Home Water Assistance Program. Grant information is available in advance at the Tribe’s Na’ini Social and Family Services office, Read More

Dear Tribal Member,
The Tribal Council is accepting nominations for the following Kenaitze Tribal Member of the Year Award categories:

Kenaitze Tribal Member Elder Recognition Award: Recognizes a Tribal Member who has shown dedication to Alaska Native culture, Read More

 
While the snow has been piling up this winter, the Tribe’s greenhouse has been piling up the produce.
Jeff Swan, the Greenhouse Coordinator – or as he jokingly refers to himself, Read More

The Kenaitze/Salamatof Tribally Designated Housing Entity has a program for qualified Alaska Native and American Indians, who have disproportionately suffered from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, to provide emergency rental assistance for the payment of rent, Read More

In September, the Dena’ina Wellness Center’s Behavioral Health program moved into Chuq’eya Qenq’a, or Birch Tree House.
Chuq’eya Qenq’a is located just across the driveway from the main doors of the Dena’ina Wellness Center. Read More

It’s the season for Elderly and disabled Tribal Members living in the Tribe’s service area to contact our Housing department to get on the sanding and snowplowing list for winter. Please call 335-7228 for details on how the program works. Read More

The Tribe’s Transportation program continues to evolve to meet changing needs.
“It’s an ever-changing machine,” said Brandi Bell, the Tribe’s Transportation Coordinator. “We don’t do as much of some things right now, Read More

Kenaitze Indian Tribe is now accepting public comments for the FY20 CSBG Tribal CARES Act Plan. Please submit comments to Roberta Turner at rturner@kenaitze.org or at Kenaitze Indian Tribe, Attn: Roberta Turner, Read More

Kenaitze Tribal Court is seeking Tribal Members interested in serving as a Tribal Court Judges. Being a Tribal Court Judge requires a heart to serve, compassion, integrity, the ability to maintain confidentiality, Read More