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Snoqualmie [1]

The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe (sduk?albix? in our Native language) consists of Native Americans from the Puget Sound region of Washington State. The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe is made up of approximately 500 members.

History & Culture

• Elders [2]
• Culture [3]
• Environmental & Natural Resources [4]
• History [5]

Departments & Services

Administration

• Enrollment [6]
  • Enrollment Application and Instructions [7]
• Tribal Council [8]
• Tribal Court [9]
  • Snoqualmie Tribal Codes [10]

Education [11]

• Early Education, K-12, GED, Higher Education, and Adult Learning
• Request linked applications from WSL Library Staff

Health & Wellness [12]

• List of services [13]
• Indian Child Welfare [14]

Traditional Culture and Recreation [15]

• Traditional Cultural & Recreation Application [16]
• Suite Ticket Holder Responsibilities Agreement [17]
• Eagle Parts and Feathers Permit/Order Form [18]

General Welfare Assistance For Incarcerated Tribal Members

• For housing assistance benefit, the Incarcerated Tribal Member or an authorized representative designated in writing by the Incarcerated Tribal Member may designate a spouse, dependent, or qualified non-member to receive the Incarcerated Tribal Member’s benefits during the period of incarceration.
  • General Welfare Assistance - Housing Benefit for Families of Incarcerated Tribal Members Application [19]

General Benefits [20]

• Emergency Assistance
  • The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe’s Emergency Assistance Program provides short term financial assistance to help adult enrolled Snoqualmie Tribal Members through a crisis or transition. Tribal members can receive up to $1,500.00 (one thousand five hundred dollars) in assistance, per fiscal year (October 1- September 30).
  • Emergency Assistance Application [21]
  • List of eligible and ineligible items [22]

• Down Payment Assistance
  • The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe provides a one-time benefit up to $20,000 USD (twenty thousand dollars) for down payment assistance to adult eligible Tribal Members (18 or over) to be used towards down payment and closing costs on the purchase of an eligible home for primary residency.
  • Application [23]

• Home Repair & Improvement Assistance
  • Letter from Tribal Council [24]
  • Home Repair and Improvement Assistance Application [25]

• Tribal Emergency Food Assistance Voucher Program
  • Tribal Emergency Food Assistance Voucher Program Policy [26]
  • Tribal Emergency Food Assistance Voucher Application [27]

• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program
  • LIHEAP Application [28]

Child Care/KidVantage NW

• Native families who meet the Tribe’s grant eligibility requirements and register to attend the Snoqualmie Tribe Child Development Center-Bright Horizon are able to attend tuition free.
  • Childcare/Early Learning Application [29]
  • Child Care Pre-Assessment Form [30]
  • General Welfare Child Care Assistance Application [31]
• KidVantage NW is a non-profit organization that assists families in search of special items that may not be affordable or within their budget. All items are donated so inventory may vary.
  • KidVantage NW Order Form [32]
  • KidVantage NW Request List [33]

HUD Housing and Stability Program

• HUD - Rental Assistance Program Policy [34]
• HUD - Housing and Stability Program Application [35]

General Welfare Consolidated Assistance

• For new applicants and recertifications, the deadline to apply for this benefit is by the 10th of the month and your application must include all supporting documents to be considered complete.
• Letter RE: Adjustments to General Welfare (GW) Consolidated Assistance Benefit [36]
• Application [37]

LastAuditDate 2025-05-14