About CITC
Cook Inlet Tribal Council (CITC) is a Tribal nonprofit organization serving Alaska Native and American Indian people residing in the Cook Inlet region of southcentral Alaska. As one of the nation’s preeminent culturally responsive social service organizations, we assist our people in reaching their often untapped potential. We believe that when we work together, we can help each other develop our strengths and talents to become successful and self-sufficient individuals, families, and communities.
What We Do
Established in 1983, CITC serves more than 12,000 people each year through an array of integrated programs and employs more than 400 passionate and caring individuals. Our programs include education and youth services, employment and training resources, career development, family preservation, and support for individuals recovering from addiction, substance abuse, or incarceration.
CITC was originally established to provide services for the physical, economic, and social wellbeing of Alaska Native people. Today, we have expanded our reach, offering culture-forward and holistic services that meet people where they are, across every stage of life. From early childhood learning, to youth education, to essential adult services and a growing number of Elder care support programs, we invite our people to come as they are.
Integrated into our CITC family is our a non-profit affiliate partner, the Alaska Native Justice Center. CITC provides governance and management to integrate service delivery within the continuum of care for participants and we work together to address Alaska Native people and others unmet needs within the Alaska civil and criminal justice system,
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