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Ohkay Owingeh Housing Authority

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The Ohkay Owingeh Housing Authority and Ohkay Owingeh Tribe are actively pursuing our goals and objectives to provide safe and affordable housing for our tribal community. We are thankful for the many funding sources that have supported these projects thus far. We continue to seek innovative and sustainable funding sources for the large scale projects such as the Pueblo Rehabilitation and Oyee Pin Estates Development.

We request that any interested parties who would want to help and contribute to assisting with our projects, please contact us.

  • 505-852-0189

  • 220 Po’Pay Ave., PO Box 1059
    Ohkay Owingeh, NM 87566

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    Resources

    Links

    cdfifund.gov
    hud.gov
    ohkay.com
    aosarchitects.com
    sustainablenativecommunities.org
    magika.com
    revolutionwest.com

    The Ohkay Owingeh Housing Authority, Ohkay Owingeh Tribal Council, and Ohkay Owingeh community greatly appreciate and give thanks to our supporters across the country who continue to help make our dreams become a reality.

    Funding Partners

    The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, Harvard University
    U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Native American Program
    U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Rural Housing and Economic Development Program
    Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines Affordable Housing Program
    New Mexico Mortgage Finance Authority
    New Mexico Historic Preservation Division
    National Park Service Tribal Preservation Program
    McCune Charitable Foundation
    Chamiza Foundation
    National Trust for Historic Preservation
    Bureau of Indian Affairs Home Improvement Program
    Indian Health Services
    W. K. Kellogg Foundation
    Los Alamos National Security, American Venture Fund
    Enterprise Community Partners

    Partners

    The Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, Harvard University
    Magika: Teri Yarbrow & Max Almy
    Concept Consultant Group LLC – Deborah Webster, Jay Marcus, Lynn Wehrli
    Atkin Olshin Shade Architects
    Jamie Blosser, AIA, LEED AP
    Shawn Evans, AIA,
    Daniel Barboa, Project Manager, Preservation Specialist,
    Tom Pederson, PHD, GIS Specialist,
    Kristen Suzda, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP
    Council Herman Agoyo, Project Coordinator, Historian, & Tribal Council Liaison
    Ohkay Owingeh Cultural Advisory Team (OOCAT) – Peter Garcia Jr., Joe Garcia, Patrick Aguino, John Cruz
    Ohkay Owingeh Advisory Group
    Pueblo Students – Wanda Abeyta, Juanito Aguino, Victoria Aguino, Jonathan Cata, LeaRey Martinez, Lute Muntz, Lewis Romero
    Mark Ericson, Teacher, Santa Fe Indian School
    Daniel Begay, Architect Student
    Professional Historians – Sue-Ellen Jacobs, Tessie Naranjo
    Interviewers – Pauline Aguino, Josephine Binford
    Tribal Elders (interviewed in oral histories) – Herman Agoyo, Teresita Atencio, Bertha Burck, Simon Cata,
    Ramona Cruz, Tonita Cruz, Reycita Garcia, Florence Lujan, Tonita Lujan, Libby Marcus, Juanita Martinez, Gabrielita Nave
    Ohkay Owingeh Realty Department
    Ohkay Owingeh Utility Department
    Ohkay Owingeh Environmental Department


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