American Indian Community House

The American Indian Community House (AICH) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to serving the needs of Native Americans residing in New York City. Since its founding in 1969 by Native American volunteers, AICH has established itself as a vital community-based resource committed to improving the status of Native Americans and fostering inter-cultural understanding in an urban setting.

AICH works to increase the visibility of American Indian cultures throughout New York, NY, promoting awareness, understanding, and respect for Native American heritage and contemporary issues. The organization serves a diverse membership representing 72 different tribes, recognizing the interconnected nature of Native American communities across urban centers and reservations. By maintaining a strong volunteer-driven model, AICH remains responsive to the specific needs and concerns of the Native American population in the New York City area.

The organization's mission centers on improving and promoting the well-being of the American Indian Community while elevating the presence and recognition of American Indian cultures in an increasingly diverse urban environment. AICH provides a gathering place and resource hub for Native Americans in New York, NY, facilitating community connection, cultural celebration, and advocacy. Through various initiatives and community engagement efforts, AICH continues its decades-long commitment to supporting Native American residents and advancing inter-cultural dialogue throughout the five boroughs and surrounding areas.