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Ho-Chunk Housing and Community Development: Building Stronger Communities.

HHCDA is the Tribally Designated Housing Entity (TDHE) for the Ho-Chunk Nation, operating as an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
OUR MANDATE

HHCDA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and HUD-supported tribal housing authority dedicated to creating safe homes, strengthening traditions, and empowering Ho-Chunk communities.

OUR ROLE

As a HUD-supported tribal housing authority, we ensure safe, affordable housing tailored to Ho-Chunk Nation needs.

 

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Learn how you can support HHCDA's efforts through donations, volunteerism, or community engagement.

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Happenings at HHCDA

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Thriving Villages

From Sandpillow to Wisconsin Dells, HHCDA is strengthening communities across 8 unique Ho-Chunk villages.

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Families Supported

Through housing and supportive services, HHCDA empowers Ho-Chunk families to build brighter futures.

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Community Supported

Every home built and program offered is made possible through the generosity of grants and donors like you.

What We Do

Make an Impact

DONOR SUPPORT

Every donation changes lives. Help us provide housing, foster growth, and keep cultural traditions alive for Ho-Chunk families.

Tenant Resources

SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

Access everything you need to maintain your home and stay connected. Submit work orders, explore helpful tips, and get support—all in one place.

Tribal Members

TRIBAL MEMBER RESOURCES

Find resources and programs tailored to the unique needs of Ho-Chunk tribal members. Together, we’re preserving traditions and building brighter futures.

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Admin 

HHCDA GOVERNANCE

Your window into HHCDA’s operations. Discover how we’re delivering on our mission with transparency, accountability, and a focus on community impact.

STRONG ROOTS

"At HHCDA, we are committed to creating safe, affordable housing and preserving the cultural traditions of the Ho-Chunk Nation. Your support helps us build a stronger future for our community." 

Kelly Jo Funmaker, HHCDA Chair.

Building Homes. Empowering Families. Strengthening Communities.
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HHCDA is a tribal housing authority of the Ho-Chunk Nation, supported by HUD housing initiatives to strengthen our communities and preserve our heritage.

Frequently asked questions

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