U.S. Department of the Interior Indian Affairs
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Nashville, TN).
(615) 564-5600 · more numbers below
S. Department of the Interior. It works with federally recognized tribes and runs services such as social services, child welfare, housing improvement and tribal records help. The Nashville address is the Eastern Regional Office for BIA.
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- Who they serve
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What they offer 5
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Help tracing Native ancestry and CDIBService
The website explains how tribal enrollment works and where to look for family records. BIA does not keep a list of tribal members or do family research for you; each tribe keeps its own records.
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Housing Improvement Program (HIP)Program
Indian Affairs lists a Housing Improvement program as part of its Social Services work. There is a Housing Improvement Program Officer on the Human Services staff.
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Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) help and agent searchService
This program sets minimum rules for handling child abuse, neglect and adoption cases involving Native children. You can search for a tribe's ICWA Designated Agent, who can answer ICWA questions.
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Social Services (Human Services)Service
Tribal and Bureau staff give counseling to eligible Indians who live on reservations. They also coordinate human services at the tribe and agency level.
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Tribal Leaders DirectoryService
A map-based online directory with contact information for each federally recognized tribe. It also shows which BIA region and agency serves each tribe.
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