AMERICAN INDIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Programs

1. Withdrawal management services - the organization took over management of the hennepin county detox program on april 1, 2002. This is a regulated sixty-three bed sub-acute medical detox for men and women who live in hennepin county. Clients receive a chemical use assessment referral. Approximately 42% received a significant referral to enter a supportive service . The highly professional staff includes a contracted physician, an rn nursing supervisor, nurses, alcohol and drug counselors, rn's , tma's, and a highly trained health care assistance staff. The withdrawal managemnet program is now supported primarily by medical billings to private insurance carriers.

   $9,148,729 spent
   59% of program spending

2. Aicdc designed and developed the navigational service center to provide services for homeless individuals to address the health concerns affecting homeless individuals such as mersa, scabies and other communicable health risks.

   $3,204,302 spent
   21% of program spending

3. A key aspect of aicdc's mission is to provide affordable housing opportunities for low and moderate income families and individuals. The native elder housing project, known as bii di gain dash anwebi, is a 47 unit, new construction, rental housing development for low income households 62 years of age or older. The development was completed in october 2012 and today is fully leased.

   $1,608,725 spent
   10% of program spending

4. Scattered permanent housingaicdc is in various stages of pre-developing and implementing affordable rental & home ownership options focused in the native american community. Among those already developed are many rivers east, a 53-unit apartment complex, and many rivers west, a 28-unit apartment complex, which are both fully occupied.

   $1,317,158 spent
   9% of program spending

5. The day one family first program is designed to assist homeless families that are experiencing homelessness and are in need of housing. The program requires families to enroll and to adhere to educational progress and uplift the importance education has at getting individuals out of poverty. Housing will be subsidized and support on site for family advocacy.

   $119,376 spent
   1% of program spending

6. American indian investments ii, llc is 100% owned by aicdc. The purpose of the llc is to serve as the limited partner in the many rivers west limited partnership.

   $26,650 spent
   0% of program spending

7. Aicdc is the sole member of american indians building, llc. The llc holds a minnesota company real estate brokers license and provided real estate services to homebuyers and commercial clients in the twin cities metropolitan area.

   $8,797 spent
   0% of program spending

8. Anishinabe wakiagun is a 45 bed permanent supporting housing facility for homeless, late stage chronic inebriates. The facility does not require residents to be sober in order to retain their housing. The program goal is to minimize the negative consequences of the residents' drinking while providing a stable, culturally appropriate living environment that encourages a reduction in alcohol consumption.connected and adjacent to annishinabe wakiagun, is anishinabe bii gii wiin, a 32 unit single room occupancy, permanent supportive housing facility that prvides sober housing opportunities for homeless and near homeless individuals. The program goal is to provide a stable and culturally appropriate living environment from which individuals can explore further education and job opportunities.adjacent to bii gii wiin is anishinabe bii gii wiin iii, a 40 unit single room occupancy, permanent supportive housing facility that provides housing opportunities for homeless individuals suffering from substance use disorders.

   $100 spent
   0% of program spending

9. American indian properties ii, llc is 100% owned by aicdc.

   $20 spent
   0% of program spending

10. Street outreach outreach program is a community-based program that provides an innovative street-based health outreach program in collaboration with neighborhood community clinics & homeless service organizations targeting chronically alcoholic, chronically homeless american indians who do not usually access shelter programs or mainstream clinic settings. The project has both a clinic site in the basement of the anishinabe wakiagun supportive housing program & a health street-outreach component to best serve this target population. Physician services are provided through a physician service.

11. Aicdc is the sole member of american indian elder housing, llc. The assets of the llc include properties located at 2423 chicago avenue south, 1506 east 23rd avenue, 2405 4th avenue south and 1500 elliot avenue, all in minneapolis, mn. The properties provide permanent supportive housing to homeless individuals through the housing support program.

12. American indian holding company, llc is a supporting organization of its member organizations. Aicdc and nacdi (native american community development institute). The llc's sole asset is the property located at 1414 e franklin avenue, minneapolis, mn 55404. Nacdi leases office and program space in the building. Aicdc has a 51% ownership interest in this llc.

13. American indian properties, llc is 100% owned by aicdc. The llc leases commercial real estate.

14. Aicdc is the sole member of anishinabe bii gii wiin, llc. The llc is a .005% partner in the anishinabe bii gii wiin housing, lp in minneapolis, mn. The properties provide permanent supportive housing to homeless individuals through the housing support program.

15. American indian investments, llc is 100% owned by aicdc. The purpose of the llc is to serve as the limited partner in the many rivers apartments limited partnership.

16. American indian properties iii, llc is 100%owned by aicdc. The purpose of the llc is to provide 24 hour emergency shelter for homeless individuals.

The 16 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $15,433,857.