Category: Hot Meals

They are a mental health drop-in center for adults 18 years of age and older, with serious mental illness, that have a genuine need of relief from isolation and an opportunity to socialize with their peers.

A free event in Homer to support those experiencing or at-risk for homelessness. Housing enrollment, social services, meals, winter gear, hygiene kits, haircuts, free transportation. In cooperation w/ Kenai Peninsula Project Homeless Connect.

They provide meals on wheels and transportation services to seniors over the age of 60 living in the Fairbanks North Star Borough.

Emergency Supply Center, Soup Kitchen, 24-hour food boxes, emergency assistance, essential home supplies, clothes, job-placements, day labor, counseling, and much more!

Their vision is to revitalize the traditional Chugach Native culture and language. The goal is to make Sugpiaq/ Eyak history and heritage a part of the regular school curriculum with support and direction from our Elders’ traditional ecological knowledge (TEK).

Alaska Job Corps Center is located in Palmer, Alaska, just a short drive from Anchorage. Students live on a 20-acre rural campus surrounded by wide river valleys, agricultural fields, neighborhoods, and mountains. The diverse campus encourages service learning and active lifestyles amid Alaska’s natural beauty.

To preserve, maintain and protect the unique culture, land and resources of Yakutat Tlingit people; to maximize our social, health & well-being while creating economic development benefits to all tribal members.

Sterling Area Senior Citizens (SASCI) is connecting the Sterling area, through a network of services, to support our senior community. We are friends, families, and fellow seniors all joining together to deliver meals, assist financial and legal planning programs, and support better aging. We encourage active aging, a commitment to…

The Alaska Veterans and Pioneers Home in Palmer was built in 1971 on the former site of the Alaska State Fairgrounds. Nestled in the heart of downtown Palmer, the home is surrounded by beautiful views of the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountain Ranges as well as the massive Knik Glacier.

The Ketchikan Pioneers Home (KPH) opened its doors to older Alaskans in November 1981 and has been providing compassionate care to elders ever since. Today the Home serves 45 residents, employs approximately 65 staff, and has a core group of dedicated and loyal volunteers. The building is conveniently located at…