Provide excellent dental health services to our Native American Population. Duties will include providing local anesthetic, oral prophylaxis, deep sub gingival scaling, sealants and oral hygiene instructions.
The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska seeks at least one qualified candidate for a Tribal member to join the Grey Snow Management Solutions Board
The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska (ITKN) is seeking proposals from qualified teams, organizations, and businesses to provide catering services for the General Council
The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska (ITKN) is a federally recognized sovereign nation with responsibility for managing federal, tribal, and philanthropic funds to support
🚨 Free Job Training Opportunity 🚨 Through a partnership with Grey Snow Communications, free job training is now available for Tribal members to learn fiber
Beginning July 1, 2025, enrolled citizens of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska will be eligible for in-state tuition at any Kansas public college, university, or technical school, regardless of
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Campbell Housing Complex Groundbreaking Ceremony
On April 15, 2026, the Housing Authority of the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska proudly held the groundbreaking ceremony for the Campbell Housing Complex, and it was good to see so many people in attendance.
This project represents more than just new homes. It reflects our commitment to strengthening sovereignty and ensuring access to high-quality, affordable housing on our Reservation. Safe, stable housing plays a vital role in improving overall community well-being, strengthening social and cultural connections, and supporting economic prosperity.
We also recognize the leadership behind this milestone. The Director of the Housing Authority, Bradley Campbell, a dedicated Tribal member, has given 35 years of service to housing. That kind of long-term dedication makes a real difference.
This groundbreaking marks a significant step forward for the Housing Authority and for Indian Country as a whole. Addressing the housing shortage remains a priority, and this project shows our continued commitment to building stronger, healthier communities for current and future generations.