About THI
Tamaya Housing Incorporated is a tribally chartered corporation that aims to provide homeownership opportunities and services for the tribal members of Santa Ana Pueblo.
Our mission
Our goal is to unify and educate community members in order to improve their quality of life. We achieve this by establishing housing solutions through fair and equitable housing policies.
Our vision
We want to sustain the heritage of Tamaya’s future by building quality, safe, and affordable housing.
What we do
Turn to Tamaya Housing, Inc. for dependable housing solutions. We help tribal members in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico, to acquire quality homes through housing development services. Through us, you can:
- Make payments online
- Schedule appointments
- Print housing application forms
- Read notices of meetings for homebuyers
- Request housing assistance
Get in touch with us today to discuss what we can do for you. One of our staff members will respond to your inquiries at the soonest possible time. Contact THI
How THI is governed
Each point below comes from THI’s Homeownership Program Policies, amended May 13, 2025.
- Board of Directors
- THI’s Board of Directors adopts THI’s policies, decides any amendment or waiver, and sets the monthly administration charge.
- Policy Section I.I, Section III.A
- Tribal Council
- The Tribal Council of the Pueblo of Santa Ana gives final approval to THI’s waiting list and to each family THI selects for a home.
- Policy Section IV.E, Section IV.F
- Executive Director
- Marlon B. Stevens leads THI’s office as Executive Director and signs each Lease Purchase Agreement for THI.
- Policy Section IV.G
- Funding
- THI administers funds under NAHASDA, the federal law through which HUD provides housing block grants to tribes and their housing entities.
- Policy Section I.A, Section I.E
THI and the Pueblo of Santa Ana
Tamaya Housing Incorporated is the Tribally Designated Housing Entity for the Pueblo of Santa Ana under the Native American Housing Assistance and Self Determination Act of 1996, also known as "NAHASDA".
It is the policy of the THI to provide safe, decent, sanitary, and affordable housing to low-income Santa Ana families.