The Web is a free program in Anchorage that serves individuals who are experiencing mental health problems or substance use disorder through peer driven, peer supported programs. This includes support groups, mind body spirit programs, art expression groups, and employment and housing services.
The Alaska Eating Disorders Alliance (AKEDA) provides support for individuals who are impacted by eating disorders. Their website lists contact information for other support services and can help individuals locate treatment providers. They also offer a free and confidential in person peer led support group.
The Anchorage Senior Activity Center offers programs to support older Alaskans. Their programs include educational classes, activities where individuals can interact with other seniors, Medicare counseling and benefits enrollment, and fitness programs that include exercise classes, access to gym equipment and personal training.
Hope Community Resources is a nonprofit disabilities service based in Anchorage that serves communities throughout the state. They provide assisted living support, in home support, independent living, child and family services, respite, day rehab, foster care support and recreational activities. They accept Medicaid and offer limited grants for those who qualify.
The Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) is a nonprofit health consortium that serves the people of Southeast Alaska. Their services include primary care, long term care, physical rehab, specialty care, dental care, pharmacy and behavioral health and comprehensive addiction services. They accept Medicaid and Medicare and offer sliding scale discounts.
The State of Alaska Department of Health has an online database for individuals who are seeking information on mental health centers across the state. These mental health centers offer emergency services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Sitka Counseling is a nonprofit organization that provides mental health services for youth, adults and families throughout the region. They provide crisis services, community outreach, in home therapy, residential treatment, outpatient care and support groups. They offer job training, assistance with housing, spiritual support and legal services