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This webinar includes a discussion of the importance of detailed reporting and how to fill out and modify the OPR form to meet the needs of your project.

This webinar, along with other trainings for ANA grantees, can be found at ANA's Online Training Site .

Among the purposes of ANA outcome evaluations are to record the successes and challenges of ANA grantees in order to improve their capacity and to produce relevant data on Native American community-driven projects that is useful to Native American communities. This report provides an overview of ANA projects visited in 2015, along with brief summary reports for each of the 42 projects evaluated and included in the 2015 data set, arranged by state. These summaries include a snapshot of data for each project, including full-time equivalent jobs created, Elders and youth involved, partnerships formed, and resources leveraged, among other figures. Each summary provides background and an overview of the project goals and objectives, and describes the accomplishments and perceived impact the grantee had in their communities.

ANA Messenger Newsletter, Language and Culture Edition for Winter 2016

Information Memorandum on Recognizing and Responding to Human Trafficking among American Indian, Alaska Native and Pacific Islander Communities.
 

Community Native Language Coordination Initiative Proposal in the 2016 Budget - Sample Questions

The 2015 Youth Compendium features 44 ANA projects focusing on youth development and highlights grantee efforts to build protective factors for youth.

This page outlines the steps for completing an address change for current ANA grantees.

Request technical assistance about outreach for Medicaid, CHIP, and insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace.