About The California Inter-Tribal Assistance Network

CITAN helps Tribes secure funding and implement vital community projects, guided by a dedicated board of tribal members focused on enhancing infrastructure and administrative support.

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A person stands in traditional attire in front of a large teepee. The clothing features intricate patterns and decorations, including feathers. The background includes additional tents and a dry, open landscape.
Our Mission
Our Vision

We strive to empower tribes across California by facilitating access to funding opportunities and providing essential support for project planning and execution, ensuring sustainable community development.

FAQ

What is CITAN's purpose?

CITAN assists Tribes in funding and implementing community infrastructure projects across California.

Who leads CITAN?

CITAN is Tribal-led group with a board of directors composed entirely of tribal members and their representatives, including members of the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation.

How does CITAN help?

CITAN helps Tribes plan projects, identify funding programs, assist with program applications, and perform administrative duties if needed.

What types of projects?

CITAN focuses on critical community infrastructure projects for Tribes throughout California, such as wastewater treatment, public drinking water systems, water purchases, electricity generation, and electrical infrastructure.

How can tribes get support?

Tribes can reach out to CITAN for guidance directly by emailing info@citan.org

What funding programs are available?

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Location

CITAN serves tribes across California, providing support for funding and project implementation.

Address

California, USA

Hours

9 AM - 5 PM