Round Valley Indian Housing Authority

The Round Valley Indian Housing Authority (RVIHA) was created by Tribal Ordinance in 1975

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115 Concow Blvd, Covelo, CA 95428

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Building Horizons Program Manager

  • Salary:

    D.O.E. (Salaried Position)

  • Supervisor:

    Executive Director

The Manager must provide overall management of the BH Program, facilities and property; works with other collaborative members and organizations in the community; responsible for providing recreational, educational, and cultural activities for the youth of the RVIHA Piner and Tribal Winds Subdivisions; supervises BH Facilitators; oversees screening, recruitment, and monitoring of all volunteers; prepares all written reports for the BH Program; develops and implements annual and weekly calendars of events; monitors BH program budget; takes a lead role in coordinating, developing, and presenting cultural activities, programs, arts and crafts; creates, organizes and conducts sports and recreational activities for the youth; creates appropriate mentoring opportunities for the youth, have good oral and written communication skills; be able to work some evenings and weekends.

Applicant must be willing to submit and be able to pass a pre-employment drug screening and possess a valid California Drivers License

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The RVIHA is the Tribally Designated Housing Entity (TDHE) and the designated recipient of the annual Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act (NAHASDA) Indian Housing Block Grant (IHBG).

The RVIHA was created to provide safe, sanitary and decent housing for low-income Round Valley Indian Tribes (RVIT) members. It was realized in 1975 and earlier that there existed within the Round Valley Indian Reservation unsafe, unsanitary and overcrowded housing conditions. It was expected that creation of the RVIHA would help to begin to alleviate those conditions. We have families living in used mobile homes without water, sewer, and electric. Overcrowding continues to be a serious problem due to a lack of decent low rent housing.

1975

The year our organization was formed.

17

Active Volunteers and members.

690

Residential projects completed.

100

Families helped from our cause.

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Main Building Expansion

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