News

Excecutive Directors Report
Were proud to present and appreciate you taking the time to review last years programs, projects, issues and accomplishments, as well as our goals for 2010. As always, Nome Eskimo Community is committed to "improving the quality of life of those we serve." We provide this information to keep you informed, and to better assist our tribal members, as well as our community. Read more.

Norton Sound Hospital Replacement - Employment Opportunities
Those interested in working on the Norton Sound Hospital replacement project MUST complete an application for employment.

Nome Eskimo Community will be referring qualified Alaska Native and American Indian applicants to the project's contractors and subcontractors. Please note: NEC does not have hiring authority. The information is used strictly to refer qualified individuals to the contractor, and will have no bearing on the employee selection process. Read more.

Innovative Housing Program Assists Tribal Members
NEC's Housing Program continues to provide safe and affordable housing to low-income members of the tribe. We currently offer assistance to members to buy-down the cost of mortgages, as well as renovate older homes.

NEC is collaborating with the Rural Alaska Community Action Program (RurAL CAP) and Alaska Housing Finance Corp. to offer weatherization services for homes in the Nome area. These services are available to all eligible residents, regardless of whether they are tribal members or not. Read more.

Student Profile: Ellie Jackson
Ellie graduated from the University of Hawaii at Manoa in December with a bachelor's degree in communications. Read more.