Life Support Alliance
Life Support Alliance
Life Support Alliance is a collaborative partnership focused on supporting individuals serving life sentences and their loved ones. Staff and volunteers understand the unique challenges associated with having a loved one behind bars for life, and they hope to be a beacon of hope for them. The organization operates on three principles: hope for a […]
Juneau Reentry Coalition
The Juneau Reentry Coalition (JREC) is a collaboration of individuals, community members, and public agencies who support success for all justice-involved Alaskans. JREC collaborates with the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, Department of Corrections, Department of Health and Social Services, Department of Labor and Workforce Development to assess and mobilize resources for justice-involved individuals. The […]
Fairbanks Reentry Coalition
The Fairbanks Reentry Coalition (FHHC) is an intentional group of caring people who work together to create a community where returning citizens have the keys to successfully achieving their personal goals. The coalition, now funded by the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, has been organizing community agencies to engage in collaborative reentry services and relationships. […]
Kenai Peninsula Re-Entry Coalition
The Kenai Peninsula Re-Entry Coalition’s mission is to promote meaningful, system-level change for individuals and reentrants across the Borough. Through advocacy, case management, and community partnerships, they can reduce recidivism rates here and across the state. Their wraparound case management services help connect reentrants with resources and services. They assist in navigating agency programming and […]
Ketchikan Reentry Coalition
Ketchikan Reentry Coalition (KRC) is a re-entry program. Its mission is to aid citizens returning from incarceration in successfully reintegrating by adopting pro-social behaviors through social and cultural supports. In addition, the KRC works to produce a safer community. They do this by significantly reducing recidivism by ensuring each reentrant has the support necessary to […]
No Limits, Inc.
No Limits, Inc. aims to offer housing services to those who have been incarcerated in the past, people who are dealing with mental illness, people who are homeless or have unstable housing, and anybody else who is having trouble finding secure accommodation. They assist Fairbanks’ most vulnerable people in good faith and with dedication. Their […]
Alaska Community Reentry Program
The Alaska Community Reentry Program is a collaborative effort of the Department of Corrections, the Department of Health and Social Services Division of Behavioral Health, the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, and Alaskan communities through local reentry coalitions to help reach the goals of Alaska’s Recidivism Reduction Plan. They are part of Juneau Alliance for […]
Alaska Tribal Justice Resource Center’s Reentry Programs
Alaska Tribal Justice Resource Center’s Reentry Programs (ATJRC) is a statewide training and technical assistance (TTA) center established in the fall of 2019 with funding from the Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance. The ATJRC was organized to respond to the unique, unmet and emerging training and technical assistance needs of Alaska Tribes and […]
Covenant House Alaska
Covenant House Alaska is a nonprofit organization that has helped transform and save the lives of more than a million homeless for over four decades. They also support runaways and trafficked young people. The organization offers housing and support services to young people in need – currently reaching 50,000 youth every year. Their comprehensive program […]
Relaunch Pad-Jobs for felons
Relaunch Pad is on a mission to help justice-involved individuals lead successful lives after their release from incarceration. Leveraging the internet and a nationwide network of similarly motivated organizations, they strive to provide helpful resources that increase the quality of life, decrease stress, and open pathways to more opportunities for personal growth. They envision a […]