Ho-Chunk Housing Authority

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1102 E Monowau St
Tomah, WI 54660
+1 (608) 374-1245
https://hhcda.com

The Ho-Chunk Nation, known as the People of the Sacred Voice, is a vibrant Indigenous community with a rich heritage that dates back to pre-history. Renowned for their commitment to cultural preservation, the tribe consists of over 7,700 citizens, benefiting from a robust organizational structure that emphasizes employee growth and comprehensive benefits.

As one of Wisconsin's leading employers, the Ho-Chunk Nation offers diverse job opportunities across multiple counties, fostering a respectful and knowledgeable workforce dedicated to excellence. The nation also actively engages its members through various programs and events, reinforcing its dedication to the well-being and development of the community.

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