Let’s Head South for the NWIHA Spring Meeting!
Tuesday April 11 – Thursday 13, 2023
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday April 11 – Thursday 13, 2023
8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
We are very pleased to be having the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians host our Spring Meeting. Located in Canyonville, Oregon, the Seven Feathers Resort is a great destination this time of year and we hope to see everyone there!
- Presentations: We are planning several excellent presentations that we’re sure will be of interest to you, including Continuum of Care programs and regional/federal program updates. Complete Agenda coming very soon. Click here for a complete Agenda.
- Peer Discussions: Successes and Challenges. A portion of our meeting will be devoted to sharing program and project experiences that will have value to all those involved with day-to-day housing program management. Come and learn from the best teachers – each other!
- Training: Accounting and Finance for the non-Accountant. This will be of great value to all our members, including both tribe/TDHE staff and BOC/Council members, who would like a better understanding of financial statements and financial management requirements. Led by former NWIHA Director Joe Diehl, CPA, students will participate in a year in the life of an organization, gaining useful information that can be applied whether you’re a tribe or a TDHE. Joe also will interject some sample accounting problems and quizzes which involve audience participation and discussion.
- Banquet: This 2023 Youth Scholarship Winners will be announced. This is also an opportunity to meet with our Associate Members. And don’t forget the Door Prizes!
This meeting will be held both virtually and in-person. When you register you will have the option of selecting how you will be attending.
To register, just click on the link below.
Thank you and we look forward to seeing you in April!
NORTHWEST INDIAN HOUSING ASSOCIATION
Northwest Indian Housing Association
The Mission of the Northwest Indian Housing Association is to promote and support the housing interests of Tribal Housing Departments and Tribally Designated Housing Entities in the Pacific Northwest. We accomplish this by providing training opportunities; providing a forum for the discussion and resolution of issues; advocating for the collective benefit of all members; linking members to information and financial resources; and maintaining a cooperative relationship with governmental and other industry partners.