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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.

  • How do I apply for housing help or support?
    ➡️ Visit the Tribal Members or Tenants section to explore programs and complete your application online.
  • Do I need to be enrolled Ho-Chunk Tribal Member to qualify?
    ➡️ Some programs require Ho-Chunk Nation enrollment, while others are open to eligible community members. Check individual program details.
  • What kind of help can I get through HHCDA?
    ➡️ We offer housing assistance, home repairs, emergency services, and community programs. Explore our “What We Do” section to learn more.
  • Is HHCDA part of Tribal Housing?
    ➡️ No—HHCDA is a separate nonprofit organization and is not funded by the Ho-Chunk Nation government. While we collaborate on community needs, we operate independently. 🔹 To learn more about our governance and structure, please visit the Board of Commissioners (BOC) page. ✳️ Still have questions? Let us know—we’re always working to make things clearer.
  • What makes HHCDA different from other agencies?
    ➡️ We combine housing expertise with cultural preservation and long-term planning to build stronger communities—not just homes.
  • Is HHCDA part of the Ho-Chunk Nation government?
    ➡️ No — HHCDA is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit and the federally recognized Tribally Designated Housing Entity (TDHE) for the Ho-Chunk Nation. We work in partnership with the Nation, but we operate independently.
  • Who does HHCDA serve?
    ➡️ Most of our programs prioritize enrolled Ho-Chunk members and their families, but some community services may also be open to non-enrolled residents, depending on funding and eligibility guidelines.
  • What does it mean to be a TDHE?
    ➡️ As a TDHE, HHCDA administers federal housing funds (like NAHASDA) on behalf of the Nation — ensuring culturally relevant services while complying with HUD regulations.
  • How is HHCDA governed?
    ➡️ We are led by a 12-member Board of Commissioners, voted in at respective area meeting and confirmed by the Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature, ensuring local representation and accountability.
  • Is HHCDA funded by the Nation?
    ➡️ No — we operate with independent funding from federal grants, partnerships, and donors. While we collaborate with tribal programs, we do not receive direct Ho-Chunk Nation government funding.
  • Where can I learn more about your leadership and funding?
    ➡️ Visit our Transparency & Public Reporting page to view financials, strategic plans, and governance structure.
  • Where can I find current job openings at HHCDA?
    ➡️ All HHCDA employment opportunities are posted through the Ho-Chunk Nation Personnel Department. Visit ho-chunknation.com/employment to apply and explore available positions.
  • How many employees work for HHCDA?
    ➡️HHCDA currently employs 51 team members across various departments including housing services, family support, finance, administration, and community programs.
  • Is HHCDA part of the Ho-Chunk Nation government?
    ➡️HHCDA is a nonprofit, tribally designated housing entity (TDHE). While we work closely with the Ho-Chunk Nation and are governed by a Board confirmed by the Legislature, we operate independently and are primarily grant-funded.
  • Does HHCDA offer employee benefits?
    ➡️Yes. HHCDA employees are enrolled in the same insurance and benefits program offered by the Ho-Chunk Nation, including health, dental, and retirement benefits.
  • Are all HHCDA positions grant-funded?
    ➡️Yes. All staff positions are 100% grant-funded, and our ability to hire or expand services is directly linked to the availability and scope of federal, state, or tribal funding.
  • What kind of roles exist at HHCDA?
    ➡️We employ a wide range of professionals, including case managers, project coordinators, accountants, maintenance staff, community outreach specialists, and more. Some positions may be remote or field-based, depending on program needs.
  • How are HHCDA Board Commissioners selected?
    ➡️ Commissioners are nominated at district-level area meetings and confirmed by the Ho-Chunk Nation Legislature, ensuring local representation and accountability.
  • What is the Board’s primary role?
    ➡️ The Board sets strategic direction, provides policy oversight, and ensures programs align with HHCDA’s mission to provide safe, affordable housing and strong communities.
  • When does the Board meet?
    ➡️ Regular meetings are held the fourth Thursday of each month, unless otherwise specified. Meeting notices are posted publicly.
  • Can I attend Board meetings?
    ➡️ Community members are encouraged to attend open Board meetings. Contact adam.kruse@ho-chunk.com or follow our website and social media for updates.
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