Honoring the resiliency of Native American people, AICHO’s vision is to strengthen our community by centering indigenous values in all aspects of our work.

AICHO’s operating philosophy is that every American Indian woman and child deserves to live in a safe, non-threatening environment and should be treated with dignity and respect.

The American Indian Community Housing Organization (AICHO)
is one of 27 nationwide facilities that focus on a specific ethnic group. We provide housing services for people suffering from long-term homelessness, transitional housing for survivors of domestic abuse, and we run a 10-bed domestic violence
shelter - the only Native American shelter that provides services to battered women and their children in the seven county area surrounding Duluth, Minnesota.

AICHO was featured a Minnesota Housing Partnership Agency Spotlight  >> Read Article

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News & Events

November 24, 2013  |  3:30PM
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Join us for "bottom" a one-act play about sex trafficking written and performed by the members of blank slate theatre in partnership with iCAN. 
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Trapanier Hall
202 W  2nd Street
Free will offering to benefit Mending the Sacred Hoop.

December 13-14, 2013 
Biiboon Bimaadizimin -
Winter Good Life
Shop. Eat. Visit Enjoy.  Pre-holiday shopping event - support local Artists & Entrepreneurs.   
December 13:  3-6PM and
December 14: 10AM-4PM
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Trapanier Hall
202 W  2nd Street
Free will offering to benefit Mending the Sacred Hoop.