(KNOX) – The Administration for Children and Families which is a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is providing over $20 million in funding for tribal entities in North Dakota.
The funding is coming from the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program and it will help low income households with home energy costs.
The Spirit Lake Tribe will get $1,366,002, while the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe will receive $1,639,202. The Three Affiliated Tribes is getting $1,092,801 and the Turtle Mountain Chippewa is receiving $2,458,803.
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