Nch'i Wana Housing

09/05/2026

09/03/2026

Just a quick reminder 🌺
Nch’i Wána Housing will be closed tomorrow (Sept 4th) and Monday (Sept 7th) for the Labor Day holiday.

We’ll return Tuesday, Sept 8th at our normal time.
Have a peaceful and safe holiday weekend!

09/02/2026

Happy almost‑Labor Day! 🌺
Just a reminder that Nch’i Wána Housing will be closed Friday, Sept 4th and Monday, Sept 7th in observance of the holiday.

We’ll be back Tuesday, Sept 8th to serve our community.
Wishing everyone a safe, restful long weekend ✨

09/02/2026

WorkSource The Dalles has released their September workshops, hiring events, and career services information, and there are some great opportunities available this month!

✅ Free employment workshops
✅ Resume and interview assistance
✅ Career coaching
✅ Hiring event with Adecco on September 8
✅ Mobile services reaching rural communities
✅ Resources for both job seekers and employers

Whether you're actively job hunting, exploring new career options, or know someone who could benefit from these services, check out the flyers below and share them with your friends and family!

09/02/2026

Towering juniper trees whipped in fierce winds atop of the rolling ...

09/01/2026

Nch'i Wana Housing also attended the Hope in Recovery Event in Goldendale, WA on August 31st. It was a good day to spread awareness!

08/31/2026

Nch'i Wana Housing set up at the Overdose Awareness event today💜

08/31/2026

Happy almost‑Labor Day! 🌺
Nch’i Wána Housing will be closed Friday, Sept 4th and Monday, Sept 7th in observance of the holiday.

We’ll reopen Tuesday, Sept 8th at our normal time.
Wishing everyone a safe, restful weekend full of sunshine and good vibes ✨

08/28/2026

📚💛 Backpacks All Claimed!
Wow, community — you showed up! All of our Back‑to‑School backpacks have been claimed and promised out. We don’t have any more available, but we’re excited to get these supplies into the hands of our students!

Thank you for the love and support 😊✨

08/26/2026

You may have heard about a harmful proposal to bury and operate a 100-mile, high-voltage power cable underneath the Columbia River. Friends of the Columbia Gorge is opposing this project, called the Cascade Renewable Transmission Project, because it is prohibited by the National Scenic Area Rules. In addition, the developers behind this project have failed to resolve numerous concerns regarding impacts to the Columbia River ecosystem, Tribal treaty resources, water quality, and fish and wildlife habitat.
This project would require numerous rounds of permits and is currently in the process of obtaining a permit from the Washington State Energy Facility Siting Evaluation Council (EFSEC). Comments are now being accepted regarding whether the proposed facility complies with all applicable land use laws. This is an essential comment opportunity to let EFSEC know that this project is not permitted in the National Scenic Area.
EFSEC needs to hear from as many people as possible that this project cannot be allowed to proceed. Submit your comment by Wednesday, August 26 at 5 p.m.
https://act.gorgefriends.org/a/crt_efsec_permit?sourceid=1055621&emci=352f4a30-f19b-f111-9b33-000d3a11fa30&emdi=59f01f1b-789d-f111-9b33-000d3a11fa30&ceid=11965207