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Administration
It is the Association's strong dedication to communicate effectively
and have a positive relationship with the Tribal Governments and
Corporations as well as other non-Native entities on issues of importance
to the people residing in the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands Region.
Administrative Resources:
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APIA's Administration Department is responsible for overseeing the
planning, administration, and implementation of programs and grants
with precision in accounting, budgeting and reporting. This department
is also responsible for implementing policies adopted by the Board
of Directors and accurately and fully inform the Board Members of
the status of all activities. This department develops goals, both
long range and short range, that will enhance the Association's
operations, the Aleut culture, and the financial situation of the
Association.
Organization
The Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association, Inc. was incorporated
in 1974 as an Alaskan Not For Profit Corporation to advance the
overall economic, health, social and cultural development of the
people within the Aleutian and Pribilof Regions in the State of
Alaska. APIA's programs include, but are not limited to the operation
of health clinics, alcohol counseling centers, public safety,environmental,
elderly, nutrition, education, social and welfare services, child
protection, rehabilitation and cultural programs. Operations are
financed primarily by compacts, grants and contracts from various
governmental agencies.
Basis of Accounting
APIA maintains its accounts in accordance with the principles
of fund accounting. Each fund is an independent fiscal and accounting
entity with a self-balancing set of accounts, recording revenues,
expenses, assets, liabilities, and change in net assets. A fund
is established for grants, contracts and compacts received from
various federal, state and other agencies. These funds are segregated
for the purpose of carrying on specific programs or attaining certain
objectives in accordance with the stated purpose of each fund. The
accrual method of accounting is used by each fund.
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