notes: Hurricane Ida response: https://unitedhoumanation.org/2021/08/29/uhn-asks-tribal-citizens-in-hurricane-idas-path-to-check-in-in-advance-of-landfall// LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. ------------------------------- United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 -> Hurricane Ida response: https://unitedhoumanation.org/2021/08/29/uhn-asks-tribal-citizens-in-hurricane-idas-path-to-check-in-in-advance-of-landfall// LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. ------------------------------- United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109

notes: LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. ------------------------------- United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 -> Hurricane Ida response: https://unitedhoumanation.org/2021/08/29/uhn-asks-tribal-citizens-in-hurricane-idas-path-to-check-in-in-advance-of-landfall// LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. ------------------------------- United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109

mission: Halito & Bonjour, Hello and welcome to the official website of the United Houma Nation. Through these pages you may journey with us to the bayou country of south Louisiana, the homeland of the Houma people. While you are here you’ll learn something of our history, our culture and our traditions. The United Houma Nation (UHN) is a state recognized tribe of approximately 17,000 tribal citizens residing within a six-parish (county) service area encompassing 4,570 square miles. The six parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Mary, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes are located along the southeastern coast of Louisiana. Within this area, distinct tribal communities are situated among the interwoven bayous and canals where Houmas traditionally earned a living. Although by land and road these communities are distant, they were historically very close by water. However, boat travel is no longer a viable option due to the effects of coastal erosion, which has left these waterways either nonexistent or impassable and often treacherous. The Houma Tribe has not yet been Federally recognized, awaiting a response for over 20 years from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior. This is our story. -> Halito & Bonjour, Hello and welcome to the official website of the United Houma Nation. Through these pages you may journey with us to the bayou country of south Louisiana, the homeland of the Houma people. While you are here you’ll learn something of our history, our culture and our traditions. The United Houma Nation (UHN) is a state recognized tribe of approximately 17,000 tribal citizens residing within a six-parish (county) service area encompassing 4,570 square miles. The six parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Mary, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes are located along the southeastern coast of Louisiana. Within this area, distinct tribal communities are situated among the interwoven bayous and canals where Houmas traditionally earned a living. Although by land and road these communities are distant, they were historically very close by water. However, boat travel is no longer a viable option due to the effects of coastal erosion, which has left these waterways either nonexistent or impassable and often treacherous. The Houma Tribe has not yet been Federally recognized, awaiting a response for over 20 years from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior. This is our story.

notes: LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. -> LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. ------------------------------- United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109
cat_notes: REMOVED OLD NOTES 9/28/12 LTEL: =============== 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64 -> REMOVED OLD NOTES 9/28/12 LTEL: =============== 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64

notes: LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. -> LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people.

notes: LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. =============== 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64 -> LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people.
mission: Halito & Bonjour, Hello and welcome to the official website of the United Houma Nation. Through these pages you may journey with us to the bayou country of south Louisiana, the homeland of the Houma people. While you are here you’ll learn something of our history, our culture and our traditions. The United Houma Nation (UHN) is a state recognized tribe of approximately 17,000 tribal citizens residing within a six-parish (county) service area encompassing 4,570 square miles. The six parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Mary, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes are located along the southeastern coast of Louisiana. Within this area, distinct tribal communities are situated among the interwoven bayous and canals where Houmas traditionally earned a living. Although by land and road these communities are distant, they were historically very close by water. However, boat travel is no longer a viable option due to the effects of coastal erosion, which has left these waterways either nonexistent or impassable and often treacherous. The Houma Tribe has not yet been Federally recognized, awaiting a response for over 20 years from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior. This is our story. -> Halito & Bonjour, Hello and welcome to the official website of the United Houma Nation. Through these pages you may journey with us to the bayou country of south Louisiana, the homeland of the Houma people. While you are here you’ll learn something of our history, our culture and our traditions. The United Houma Nation (UHN) is a state recognized tribe of approximately 17,000 tribal citizens residing within a six-parish (county) service area encompassing 4,570 square miles. The six parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Mary, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes are located along the southeastern coast of Louisiana. Within this area, distinct tribal communities are situated among the interwoven bayous and canals where Houmas traditionally earned a living. Although by land and road these communities are distant, they were historically very close by water. However, boat travel is no longer a viable option due to the effects of coastal erosion, which has left these waterways either nonexistent or impassable and often treacherous. The Houma Tribe has not yet been Federally recognized, awaiting a response for over 20 years from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior. This is our story.
cat_notes: -> REMOVED OLD NOTES 9/28/12 LTEL: =============== 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64

notes: from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. =============== 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64 -> LTEL 9/28/12: GRANT RECEIVED FOR HURRICANE ISAAC - http://www.krgv.com/news/neighborworks-america-issues-over-100-000-in-grants-to-partners-impacted-by ---------------------------------- from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. =============== 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64

notes: 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64 -> from website: UPDATE - HURRICANE ISAAC RELIEF SERVICES 8/31/12, am: Sorry we were not able to post updates as expected during the storm. We have resolved those problems and are again able to provide regular updates throughout the early recovery. We were however able to provide regular posts on the United Houma Nation's Facebook page and you can access that information at http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/United-Houma-Nation/190278573408 KUHN faired very well during Isaac and shows no signs of obvious damage. As soon as electrical service returns to the Golden Meadow area, the tower will be raised again and live broadcasting and streaming will resume. We will notify you here when services resume as this will be the fastest way to communicate with tribal citizens about relief services as they become available. Unfortunately the UHN Tribal Office in Golden Meadow did not fair as well and has extensive roof damage on the south-side of the building. There are currently no electrical services to that office and it will be closed until further notice. At this point, please contact the Houma Office for all your needs. That number is (985)223-3093. We are talking with several organizations regarding relief services. We will notify you of any services that become available as soon as we have confirmed information. Thanks for your patience while we work on securing services for you during this disaster. We know we have many families in Plaquemines, Lafitte and Grand Isle that are currently displaced from Isaac. Please contact our office in Houma (985)223-3093 to notify us of your needs as well as report contact information. Also for all citizens with disaster needs, please email info @ unitedhoumanation.org so that we can begin a registry of affected citizens. Please include your name, tribal roll number if possible, address, contact information including telephone number and the extent of your hurricane damage as much as possible. Thanks everyone this will be essential in helping us connect the appropriate relief services with the right people. =============== 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64

parish: Terrebone -> Terrebonne
mission: Halito & Bonjour, Hello and welcome to the official website of the United Houma Nation. Through these pages you may journey with us to the bayou country of south Louisiana, the homeland of the Houma people. While you are here you’ll learn something of our history, our culture and our traditions. The United Houma Nation (UHN) is a state recognized tribe of approximately 17,000 tribal citizens residing within a six-parish (county) service area encompassing 4,570 square miles. The six parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Mary, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes are located along the southeastern coast of Louisiana. Within this area, distinct tribal communities are situated among the interwoven bayous and canals where Houmas traditionally earned a living. Although by land and road these communities are distant, they were historically very close by water. However, boat travel is no longer a viable option due to the effects of coastal erosion, which has left these waterways either nonexistent or impassable and often treacherous. The Houma Tribe has not yet been Federally recognized, awaiting a response for over 20 years from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior. This is our story. -> Halito & Bonjour, Hello and welcome to the official website of the United Houma Nation. Through these pages you may journey with us to the bayou country of south Louisiana, the homeland of the Houma people. While you are here you’ll learn something of our history, our culture and our traditions. The United Houma Nation (UHN) is a state recognized tribe of approximately 17,000 tribal citizens residing within a six-parish (county) service area encompassing 4,570 square miles. The six parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Mary, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes are located along the southeastern coast of Louisiana. Within this area, distinct tribal communities are situated among the interwoven bayous and canals where Houmas traditionally earned a living. Although by land and road these communities are distant, they were historically very close by water. However, boat travel is no longer a viable option due to the effects of coastal erosion, which has left these waterways either nonexistent or impassable and often treacherous. The Houma Tribe has not yet been Federally recognized, awaiting a response for over 20 years from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior. This is our story.

parish: -> Terrebone
region: -> Gulf
mission: -> Halito & Bonjour, Hello and welcome to the official website of the United Houma Nation. Through these pages you may journey with us to the bayou country of south Louisiana, the homeland of the Houma people. While you are here you’ll learn something of our history, our culture and our traditions. The United Houma Nation (UHN) is a state recognized tribe of approximately 17,000 tribal citizens residing within a six-parish (county) service area encompassing 4,570 square miles. The six parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, Jefferson, St. Mary, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes are located along the southeastern coast of Louisiana. Within this area, distinct tribal communities are situated among the interwoven bayous and canals where Houmas traditionally earned a living. Although by land and road these communities are distant, they were historically very close by water. However, boat travel is no longer a viable option due to the effects of coastal erosion, which has left these waterways either nonexistent or impassable and often treacherous. The Houma Tribe has not yet been Federally recognized, awaiting a response for over 20 years from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, an agency of the U.S. Department of the Interior. This is our story.

notes: Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64 -> 2010 OIL SPILL State recognized tribes face greater oil spill risks Story Published: Jun 4, 2010 http://www.indiancountrytoday.com/archive/95612344.html ============== Disaster Preparedness http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/9 ======================= Your donations are tax deductible as the UHN has 501c3 status. Supplies may be sent to: Old Store Relief Center 4400 LA Hwy 1 Raceland, LA 70394 ================ United Houma Nation Vocational Rehabilitation Services Tribal Offices United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 Vocational Rehabilitation Office 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.223.3093 Fax: 985.223.3095 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 301 Third Street Morgan City, LA. 70380 Phone: 985.380.2773 Vocational Rehabilitation Outreach 931 Westwood Drive Suite G Marrero, LA. 70072 Phone: 504.341.4008 United Houma Nation Relief Office 4400 La. Highway 1 Raceland, LA. 70394 Phone: 985.537.8867 Fax: 985.537.8812 Inter – Tribal Council 991 Grand Caillou Road Bldg. 2 Houma, LA. 70360 Phone: 985.851.5408 Fax: 985.851.7716 Inter – Tribal Council United Houma Nation Tribal Center 20986 La. Highway 1 Golden Meadow, LA. 70357 Phone: 985.475.6640 Fax: 985.475.7109 ================ Grants & Services/Community Development By Webmaster - Posted on 23 August 2008 The purpose of the United Houma Nation Relief Office is to assist tribal citizens impacted by natural disasters and to assist in the coordination of the United Houma Nation disaster preparedness plans. Grants and Services/ Community Development initiatives are administered through this office. Click on staff members names to contact via email: Charlene Soares, Administrative Assistant, Samantha Shaffstall, Case Manager, Alyssa Franklin, Student Office Clerk, 4400 Hwy. 1, Raceland, LA 70394 Office: (985) 537-8867 Fax: (985) 537-8812 ================== Tribal Districts as of March 2008 http://www.unitedhoumanation.org/node/64