The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Programs (CFDA) is a government-wide compendium of all 1,425 Federal programs, projects, services, and activities that provide assistance or benefits to the American public. These programs provide grants, loans, loan guarantees, services, information, scholarships, training, insurance, etc., to millions of Americans every day. On the Web, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) maintains, and UPDATES two times a year--June and December, a current listing of the CFDA. The Catalog includes 308 programs of grants and benefits available through DHHS; many of which already explicitly designate American Indians and Alaska Natives as current or potential beneficiaries and eligible applicants for these funds.
To aid you in your inquiries regarding the programs that serve or might serve Indians and that could be potential candidates for self-governance, below are several different ways of grouping the programs:
| DHHS Programs by Agency | DHHS Programs Serving or Targeted to Indians | DHHS Programs Related to those Serving or Targeted to Indians |
| DHHS Programs in Numeric Order | All Federal Programs | |
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