NPH was notified by the Dept. of Treasury that we were approved to receive a grant of $350,000 to support the capitalization of the NPH

NPH was notified by the Dept. of Treasury that we were approved to receive a grant of $500,000 to support the capitalization of the NPH

Navajo Partnership for Housing is being changed to Native Partnership for Housing. The purpose of the name change is to expand NPH’s services to other

NPH was notified by the Dept. of Treasury they were approved to receive a grant of $400,000 to support the capitalization of the NPH Loan

NPH received notice from the Wells Fargo Housing Foundation that we were awarded a  grant of $7,500 to assist with Homebuyer Education and Financial Fitness efforts.

http://www.huduser.org/portal/periodicals/em/spring15/highlight3.html Residents of Indian Country face a diverse set of housing challenges, including overcrowding, high cost burdens, and a lack of affordable, high-quality housing options

NPH has been assisting Navajo households with acquiring, building, or renovating homes since 1996.  In 2014, NPH surpassed $50,000,000 in loans and grants that have helped over

Rollin Wood, Executive Director for the Navajo Partnership for Housing (NPH)  receives recognition from Community Housing Capital (CHC) CEO Jack Gilbert and COO David Landis  for the partnership