Location: Petersburg Borough

Ensuring the safety, permanency and well-being of children by strengthening families, engaging communities, and partnering with tribes.

There is one state-licensed day care provider in Petersburg, a home-based provider, three pre-schools, and one after-school program. In addition, there are organized playgroups and activities through the Public Library and Parks and Recreation.

They are a non-profit group based in Petersburg, Alaska. Their staff and volunteers assist and advocate for people impacted by power based violence in Petersburg, Alaska.

They provide mental health services.

The assets were transferred to the city of Petersburg on May 1, 1921.  When the Petersburg Borough was formed in 2013 the hospital was recognized to be independent in nature from the Borough.  The hospital board is responsible for the financial condition, hiring of the CEO and medical staff, and…