Shelter/Advocacy Services for Victims of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Shelter programs throughout the State can help youth who are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Contact your local shelter for more information on individual program services in your area. Your local program can direct you to the State and local services that are right for you.
Volunteers of America – Alaska
Statewide
CORE SERVICES
- Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services
- ASSIST: Outpatient substance use and mental health treatment services for ages 13-24.
- ARCH: Residential substance use and mental health treatment services for ages 13-19.
- School-based substance use and mental health treatment services for ages 11-19 (middle and high school)
- Housing:
- Permanent supportive housing for homeless youth ages 18-24.
- Affordable housing for families and seniors in Anchorage, Eagle River, and Juneau.
- Prevention and public health programming focused on substance misuse prevention and overall wellness including
- Community coalition leadership
- Kinship care services
- Education and advocacy initiatives
Go to
www.voaak.org for more information or contact (907) 279-9640.
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MY House is a non-traditional non-profit founded in 2010 that owns two for profit businesses that train and employ homeless youth age 14-24, while offering wrap around Case Management services and transitional housing for a hand-up and not hand-out opportunities. Nine Star Youth Services has a staff member on-site and provides internships, help with job applications and resumes and high school completion/GED. CITC also has a staff member on-site offering Peer Support for our clients in recovery. My House has 575 total clients with 395 active clients with an average age of 21 years old. Our outcomes are the real success measures of our programs: 98% of clients who complete a job training program in our businesses are in housing 1, 2 and 3 years later, 80% of clients trained in our businesses are working at a job they were trained for or better and another 12% are pursuing continued education or vocational training. 70% of clients who live in transitional housing are able to move successfully into their own housing, and another 8% transition to a training or education program like job corps or college. We offer re-entrants sober, peer-supported housing, on-site job training, wrap around Case Management services, treatment partnerships, transportation, and peer support for our reentry clients. The recidivism rate of MY House reentrants is 39%, which is almost half of the Statewide rate for our age group. The MY House model offers a permanent and preventive solution to homelessness for youth and young adults! Located at 300 North Willow Street, Wasilla, Ak 99654. 907-373-4357.
www.myhousematsu.org
https://www.iknowmine.org/
The mission of iknowmine is to provide truthful and accurate information that youth can trust in order for them to be in control of their own health. iknowmine is a program run by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium to help support Alaska Native youth and Alaskan youth to live healthy lives. Take a look around, we have coverd topics such as STDs, pregnancy, nutrition, Am I Gay?, dating violence, and much more. You can ask confidential questions about sex, health, and more.
Office of Children's Services
Child abuse and neglect of children and youth are not tolerated in Alaska and help is available. If you are a victim of abuse or if you know a child or youth that is being abused, call the Office of Children’s Services. There is help available
Click here for more information about what abuse is.
Click here for more information about services provided.
Alaska Children's Advocacy Centers
Accredited CAC's Non-accredited CAC's
MAT-SU - WASILLA KOTZEBUE
The Children’s Place Maniilaq Child Advocacy Center
907-357-5157 907-442-7879
http://thechildrens-place.org/ https://www.maniilaq.org/tribal-government-services/
NOME/BERING STRAIT ST. PAUL ISLAND
Kawerak Child Advocacy Center Information coming soon
907-443-4379 http://www.stpaulak.com/
https://kawerak.org/community-services/child-advocacy-center/
For more information on Child Advocacy Centers follow the link below:
http://alaska.nationalchildrensalliance.org/find-a-child-advocacy-center-in-alaska/