New Path Tribal Services: Bringing Essential Funding to Rural Alask
2025 OVC Tribal Victim Services
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29 Alaska Native Villages funded!
$7,734,069
2025 Office of Violence Against Women Grants
Two Alaska Native Villages funded at $600,000 each
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2025 CTAS COPS Grants
7 funded village grants totalling $4517564
Funded Grant Spotlight
Food Security Grant Program / State of Alaska
awarded $1,500,000 to eligible Food Banks and Food Pantries.
All Alaskans face food security challenges given our remote geographic location in relation to high food production areas. Factors such as, food costs, shipping costs, and access to community support services play significant roles in achieving food security in Alaska.
Community Wildfire Defense
2025 was the third year of this opportunity, the USDA received 573 applications requesting more than $1.6 billion. Applications came from 40 states, three U.S. territories and 48 Tribes and Alaska Native Corporations. Review panels made up of representatives from Tribes and state forestry agencies selected 58 proposals totaling $200 million. The awarded projects span 22 different states and only two Tribes.
Congressionally-Directed Spending Requests included in the 2026 Appropriations Bill
The FY 2026 appropriations process includes opportunities to fund local projects identified by Alaskans. This process works through Senator Murkowski’s office.
In the News
Western alaska communities among recipients of new state food security grantsIn Alaska, the Native Village of Aniak received $217,000 to complete a community wildfire protection planSenator Murkowski: Infrastructure Wins for AlaskaJustice Department grants awarded to Alaska organizationsSen. Murkowski And Secretary Granholm Announce Energy Grants For Alaska Native CommunitiesYup’ik villages receive native language preservation grantsjustice-department-awards-almost-70-million-in-grant-funding-for-support-services-for-american-indian-and-alaska-native-victims-of-crimeDCCED Awards Grants To Improve Rural Public Safety Facilities Buckland housing gets $625,000 boost with HUD Healthy Homes grantTununak Awarded Grant for VPSO HouseFour YK Delta Villages Receive Department of Energy GrantsIgiugig Village Receives $600,000 ICDBG for Community Cultural CenterDOJ Awards Nearly $5 million for Equipment and Public Safety Officers in Alaska18 Alaska Native tribes awarded block grantsKotlik Receives Funding for Resilience & AdaptationAlaska Village Gets $17 million to Buy Out Homes Threatened by ErosionHUD AWARDS RECORD $319 MILLION TO PROTECT FAMILIES FROM LEAD AND OTHER HOME HEALTH HAZARDSHUD AWARDS MORE THAN $9 MILLION TO MAKING HOUSING SAFER FOR TRIBAL COMMUNITIES Funding to make low-income tribal homes safer and healthierFederal Funds Add 24 Public Safety Officer Positions To Y-K DeltaImportant Federal Grant Opens Doors For ONC’s Elder ServicesQuinhagak Airport Receives $1,388,024Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta tribes and communities have received federal grants to hire more public safety officers.Congressman Don Young Announces Nearly $4 Million in Funding to Improve Housing Safety for Alaska Native Children and FamiliesFederal Transit Administration FTA Awards $89-millionNew Path Services, Incorporated
29 Years of Experience
New Path Tribal Services is a small family business located in Fairbanks but we lived in Bethel many years. Our business started in 2016 when, after 20 years of service to a regional non-profit, it became clear that the needs of villages were not being met. Our vision is to work with tribal governments to improve the quality of life for families in Alaska, developing programs that meet the unique needs of each community and also satisfy the requirements for competitive grants. New Path Tribal Service works with a limited number of tribes on an annual contract.
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For more information or to get on our waitlist, please call (907)699-7111 or use the form below: