Building Horizons Center

Building Horizons is a community based after-school crime prevention and safety program targeting the youth of the Round Valley community, specifically the youth and families of the Round Valley Indian Housing Authority (RVIHA).
The Round Valley Indian Housing Authority is the Tribally Designated Housing Entity of the Round Valley Indian Tribes, a sovereign nation of seven confederated tribes which include: Yuki, Pomo, Concow, Nomlacki, Wailacki, Little Lake and Pit River.

The Building Horizons program is administered through the RVIHA and has been in operation since 1999. The Round Valley Indian Housing Authority has been in existence for over 30 years improving the quality of life through the enhancement of living conditions by providing safe, sanitary and affordable housing to the Round Valley Native community.

The goal of the RVIHA Building Horizons program is to provide a quality prevention program which focuses on the education to our youth in the areas of drug, alcohol, tobacco, and crime prevention. The Building Horizons program currently uses age appropriate curriculum regarding crime and drug prevention education as well as incorporating social and recreational activities to unite our youth.