Social Services

Our Social Services programs address a range of needs within our community, from taking care of our elders, to offering housing assistance, career development resources, and health care.

Our staff understands the needs of our Native community and is dedicated to providing culturally-sensitive solutions and services.

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Elder Programs

Housing Services

Workforce

Community Health Workers

Elder Programs

We deeply appreciate the knowledge, wisdom, and positive influence our elders pass on to our younger generations. That’s why we’re committed to providing a caring, supportive, and empathetic environment that fosters their growth and helps them lead a fulfilling life.

We empower our seniors to make informed choices about their health and well-being and maintain an active lifestyle. Our wide range of Elder Programs include cultural exchange programs, weekly support meetings, frequent field trips, assistance in accessing services, workshops on health and diet, and much more.

Social Gatherings and Holiday Events
Field Trips and Cultural Sharing
Health and Wellness Workshops
Access to Community Clinic

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Housing Services

We’re committed to providing our community with access to safe and sustainable housing options. UAII has the ability to provide a variety of housing assistance services on a case-by-case basis depending on funding availability.

Rent/Mortgage Payment Assistance
Utility Assistance
Emergency Housing Assitance
Food Security Assistance
Time Limited Subsidy (TLS)

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If you need Housing Services assistance, please submit an online UAII Housing Application or print out a hard copy application through the links below.

Our Housing Services Staff will review your application and any supporting documentation to determine your eligibility for housing services and notify you of your application status within one week after submission.

Please Note: Hard copy applications must be scanned and sent to Housing@uaii.org or delivered directly to the UAII Housing Department at 1453 W. Temple Street, Los Angeles, CA 90026.

Questions? Contact us at housing@uaii.org or at (213) 202-3970 EXT. 7161 to request more information or ask for assistance in completing your application.

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Local Resources

Homeless Shelters

Local Resources

Local Governments and Housing Authorities

National Resources

State and Federal Resources

Local Resources

Landlord Resources

Local Resources

Housing Planning and Advocacy

Local Resources

Tenant Information & Help

Workforce Services

The UAII Workforce Development Program guides and encourages members of our American Indian/Alaska Native community to establish a self-sustaining way of life.

Our staff work directly with you to find resources that can serve as stepping stones toward a successful career. We provide individualized career counseling to help develop your skills and establish a clear career path that will lead to employment and increased self-sufficiency.

Our program is part of the Workforce Innovations and Opportunity Act and is funded by the United States Department of Labor.

Career and College Counseling
Workshops and Trainings
College and Career Support Services

Check Eligibility and Apply Online

Take the first step now and see if you’re eligible for our Workforce Development Program. Our eligibility quick check will help you easily find out if you’re eligible before you apply. If you’re eligible for our program, or would just like to learn more about our services, sign up for an online information session. When you’re ready to apply, you can do it easily online and we’ll be in touch with next steps!

An Individual is eligible to receive services if that individual is:

An enrolled member of a Federally or State Recognized Tribe (American Indian, Alaskan Native) or Native Hawaiian (Kānaka Maoli)
At least 18 years of age and
A U.S. Citizen or eligble non-citizen and
Resident of either Orange or Los Angeles County and
Registered for Selective Service (if male 18 years or older)

Additionally, the individual must be at least one of the following:

Unemployed or
Underemployed or
Low income as defined in Sec, 3(36) of WIOA

Questions? Contact us at workforce@uaii.org or at (213) 202-3970 X7221 if you need more information or support with your application.

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Community Health Workers

Our Community Health Workers (CHWs) play a critical role in delivering compassionate and culturally-sensitive care to our Native community.

Our passionate and dedicated CHWs are predominantly of Native American descent themselves, giving them a unique understanding of the challenges faced by our community. Their empathetic and caring nature is the bridge that connects the community with the essential healthcare services we offer..