Native Village Of Hooper Bay

Native Village Hooper Bay is a federally recognized tribal government located in Hooper Bay, Alaska, serving a predominantly Yup'ik community of approximately 1,375 people in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta region. As a tribal entity, it provides essential services and pursues environmental, health, and infrastructure improvements for its community through federal grant awards. The organization is registered in SAM.gov and has received multiple federal grants from agencies such as the EPA, Department of Energy, SAMHSA, and the Department of the Treasury, focusing on critical community development, environmental management, and health initiatives.

The federal grant awards demonstrate Native Village Hooper Bay's diverse range of projects and community-focused services. Notable grants include a $1.5 million EPA Cooperative Agreement for solid waste landfill modifications, a $236,627 Department of Energy grant for home electrification and appliance rebates, and a $120,000 SAMHSA grant supporting the Hooper Bay Native Connections mental health program for youth. Additional grants include a Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund award for addressing pandemic-related community needs, a National Resources Conservation Service cooperative agreement for structure relocation and demolition, and an EPA grant focused on building administrative capacity for tribal environmental programs. The organization has also received a sub-award from the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and completed a permafrost risk assessment project, demonstrating its commitment to addressing environmental and community health challenges in a remote Alaskan context.