Category: Recovery Programs

MSSCA provides a wide range of home and community based services for Mat-Su residents with intellectual or developmental disabilities, families with children experiencing developmental delays or disabilities and parents with questions about child safety and child development.

Our program knows infants and toddlers do best in a familiar environment. Because of this, our services are provided in your child’s natural environment.

Their mission is to provide community-based services that strengthen families, foster self-sufficiency and enhance the quality of life.

Frontier Community Services  is a non-profit organization that provides quality services for people of all ages who have a disability. They focus on helping people remain in their own homes and being able to get out in the community and socialize.

Presbyterian Hospitality House helps troubled youth and families through intensive mentoring, therapy and teaching so that they may contribute to the social and financial well being of their community.

Presbyterian Hospitality House helps troubled youth and families through intensive mentoring, therapy and teaching so that they may contribute to the social and financial well being of their community.

Their aim to protect the public and to reduce unnecessary incarceration throughout the state of Alaska.

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.

To Serve Alaska by Providing Family and Child Centered Services With Unconditional Care.

CITC Recovery Services provide comprehensive treatment to assist individuals within all stages of recovery from substance abuse or addiction, and support for those re-entering society after incarceration.