Tribal Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention (Tribal HHAP) Grants Program
Tribal HHAP provides flexible funding to California Federally Recognized Tribes for a variety of unique, culturally responsive interventions to prevent and address homelessness in their communities.
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California Grants Portal
For information on other grants available for tribal governments in California, click on the link below and check “tribal governments” under the Applicant Type.
Reporting & Compliance
Tribal HHAP Reporting Resources Coming soon
Tribal HHAP Grantee Reports Coming soon
California Grants Portal
For information on other grants available for tribal governments in California, click on the link below and check “tribal governments” under the Applicant Type.
Awards
Awards
Reporting & Compliance
Tribal HHAP Reporting Resources Coming soon
Tribal HHAP Grantee Reports Coming soon
2024 Timeline
- In February - March 2024 — Tribal HHAP team engaged Federally Recognized Tribes and Tribal Partners to build relationship and share opportunities for partnership for Tribal HHAP Round 3. Tribal HHAP team sought feedback from Tribal Partners in the development of the Notice of Funding Availability and application processes that meet the needs of Tribal Communities
- In March 2024 — Tribal HHAP team released the Notice of Funding Availability.
- In April 2024 — Tribal HHAP team released the grant application, with consideration of the needs of California’s Federally Recognized Tribes
- In April - June 2024 — Tribal HHAP team further engaged tribes and provided technical assistance.
- By June 28, 2024 — Applications due, per Health & Safety Code, Section 50234.
It is estimated that grant awards for Tribal HHAP Round-3 will be awarded by the end of 2024.
Tribal HHAP Round-3 program funding must be spent by June 2028.
Tribal Consultation
Federally Recognized Tribes are sovereign nations, with the inherent authority to govern themselves and engage in government-to-government relationships with federal and state governments.
Through Governor Brown’s, Executive Order B-10-11, and Governor Newsom’s Executive Order N-15-19, the State of California has acknowledged the state’s obligation to ensure its policies and programs consider the needs of tribal communities.
HCD values the input and wisdom received from tribal governments for the development of legislation, regulations, rules and policies on matters that may affect tribal communities. HCD's tribal consultation guidelines can be found here. To request tribal consultation with HCD, you may contact: CIAP@hcd.ca.gov or TribalHHAP@hcd.ca.gov.