RECOVERY & REENTRY SERVICES: Youth
CITC’s Youth Reentry services assist youth 14-22 years of age who are being or have been recently released from area youth detention facilities. With services in Anchorage, Mat-Su, Juneau, Fairbanks, Bethel, and Kenai, we provide support for youth in transition into adulthood by developing self-awareness, maintaining motivation, and modeling healthy relationships. Our Youth Advocates offer case management for adolescents in need of educational, workforce development, employment, social-emotional awareness, and cultural support.
Who is eligible: Youth ages 14-22
Service area: Statewide
Application: Youth Reentry Intake Application
Contact: youthreentry@citci.org; (907) 793-3458
Services
We provide help navigating systems, intensive case management, and referrals to services.
- Academic assistance/mentoring
- Cultural activities
- Support groups
- Referrals to services for youth and families
- Housing
- Health care
- Behavioral health care
- Recovery services for substance misuse
- Employment
- Legal service providers
FAQ
How old do I need to be to get these services?
14 to 22 years of age.
Do you have to be Alaska Native to get help from this program?
No, Alaska Native and non-Native youth are eligible.
Are there any incentives for participants?
Yes, we are a strengths-based program, and we offer incentives for those who participate.
I’m not Alaska Native. Can I participate in cultural activities?
Yes.
Recovery Services provides substance use assessments for those 12 years or older. This service aims to address concerns with drug and/or alcohol use/misuse and the potential need for further treatment.
ELIGIBILITY
Our Recovery Services department provides quality, culturally appropriate services to not only Alaska Native people residing in Anchorage, but to all individuals of all backgrounds, open from all areas of the state.
People also used the following services:
Healthy Youth Development
Our Tribal PREP program prepares youth for adulthood as they learn how decisions made today affect their future. Young people learn about improved health and well-being, financial literacy, career and educational planning, healthy adolescent development, and family planning resources, among other services.
Job Skills & Training
We offer a variety of career and job-training opportunities for youth, including scholarships, apprenticeships, and paid internships.
Outreach
Through public engagement, we connect at-risk individuals to support and referrals for substance abuse services, shelter, permanent housing, transportation, and other immediate needs.
Group Therapy
We offer a variety of group topics designed to motivate and educate individuals in understanding how alcohol and drugs affect their lives. Group counseling services provide support for increased self-awareness, avoiding self-destructive behaviors, understanding trauma and other barriers to treatment, developing recovery skills, relapse prevention, life-skills and healthy relationship development, cultural and community support services, and discharge planning.