Skull Valley Band Of Goshute Indians

Skull Valley Band Goshutes Skull Valley Band Of Goshute Indians Division is a Tribal Government and federally recognized Indian Tribe registered as a vendor in SAM.gov since May 2009. Through federal grants, they provide health, social services, language preservation, and community development for their tribal members and surrounding American Indian/Alaska Native communities.

Past federal prime grant awards to Skull Valley Band Goshutes have focused on diabetes prevention and treatment, housing, language preservation, community development, and substance abuse treatment. Specific services include health lifestyle initiatives, diabetes education, home construction and rehabilitation, Goshute language programs, domestic violence and sexual assault victim services, and medication-assisted opioid addiction treatment. Major funding agencies have included the Department of Health and Human Services (Indian Health Service, Health Resources and Services Administration, Administration for Children and Families), Department of Housing and Urban Development, and Department of Justice. As a sub-awardee, Skull Valley Band Goshutes has partnered with the State of Utah Office for Victims of Crime to serve marginalized domestic violence and sexual assault victims on their reservation. In total over the past decade, Skull Valley Band Goshutes has been awarded over $2.2 million in federal grant funding to provide specialized services promoting health, self-sufficiency, and cultural preservation for local American Indian communities.