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You Are Not Alone

Recognizing the harm you've caused is the first step toward change. Breaking the cycle of violence is essential for a better future for yourself and the people around you.
 
Your actions greatly impact your children’s development and future relationships. Resources like counseling and support groups can help you understand your behavior and make necessary changes for a positive future. Seeking help is a brave step that can lead to a healthier, safer environment for you and your family. Show your children that it's never too late to change and that creating a loving, respectful home is within reach.
 
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Alaska's Approved Battering Intervention Program Contacts
Name Title Agency Location Email Phone Number
Jalene Browning Family Violence Intervention Coordinator Alaska Family Services Mat-Su Valley jaleneb@akafs.org 907-746-6260
Saralyn Tabachnick Deputy Director AWARE, JCAP Program Juneau saralynt@awareak.org 907-586-6623
Brynn Butler BIP Program Administrator  Interior AK Center for Non-Violent Living Fairbanks brynnbu@iacnvl.org 907-328-2260
Dean McDaniel BIP Program Administrator  Interior AK Center for Non-Violent Living Fairbanks deanmcd@iacnvl.org 907-328-2260
Michael Toole Victim Services Program Coordinator Ketchikan Indian Community Ketchikan mtoole@kictribe.org 907-228-9296
Lisa Hay Owner/Director LEAP Inc.  Fairbanks leap@leapfbks.com 907-452-2473
Denise Charles Owner/Director Men and Women Center Anchorage dmjones@gci.net 907-272-4822
Marcee Gray BIP Facilitator South Peninsula Haven House Homer gray@havenhousealaska.org 907-235-7715
Cheri Smith Exec. Director The LeeShore Center Kenai csmith@leeshoreak.org 907-283-9479
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