Rural Community Assitance Corporation is an organization that is highly dedicated to working with Native communities to aid housing, finances, housing, community, and most pertinent to my webpage, focusing on wastewater and clean drinking water for the communities they work with. Their community environmental work includes such things as, establishing the Native American Water Masters Association in southern California with 18 tribes, doing studies on waste generation and recycling , contamination testing, well sampling, water operations certification classes, etc. This group is very active in providing/fighting with Native Americans for their rights to basic human rights.
Thier most recent activities include Drinking water workshops in New Mexico and many other parts of California. In most cases their assistance is offered at no charge, but is covered by state and federal contracts. This is all great news, except for the fact that RCAC may be linked to large corporations of have its hands tied due to its close relationship with the US government. It was difficult to figure out via website what lenght these ties are.