Financial Assistance

Offers financial support for Alaska Native and American Indian families who have lost a loved one and lack the means for a memorial or funeral. Qualified Applicants must reside within the Municipality of Anchorage.

Burial Assistance Application

CONTACT FOR BURIAL ASSISTANCE

(907) 793-3300

elg@citci.org

Provides financial support for families in need of daycare services for children under the age of 13 or up to the age or 18 with a developmental disability while parents participate in employment, training, or educational activities. Qualified Applicants must reside within the Municipality of Anchorage.

• Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) Consumer Statement

CONTACT FOR CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE

(907) 793-3300

childcare@citci.org

Intensive Case Management services provide coordination for housing, employment and other vital, critical needs for Alaska Native and American Indian individuals residing in the Municipality of Anchorage. Case managers assist participants in finding resources to prevent homelessness and connect them to alternate services, like temporary shelters and food.

Adult financial assistance provides temporary cash support and case management for Alaska Native and American Indian individuals and families. General Assistance (GA) can be used for essential needs, paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses.

GA is a sole-resource program, and participants cannot receive cash assistance from other public programs while receiving GA funds. Applicants work with a case manager to determine specific eligibility. Qualified Applicants must reside within the Municipality of Anchorage and be willing to participate in work ready activities.

Provides financial support for low-income households to pay heating utility bills. Qualifying Alaska Native and American Indian families must reside within the Municipality of Anchorage.

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Provides temporary cash assistance for Alaska Native and American Indian families with children under the age of 18. Qualifying families take part in career planning, training, and/or furthering education with access to child care and other services that support employment. This is including transportation, interview practice, and money for needed work clothes, tools, and other supplies . Applicants work with a case manager to determine specific eligibility for support services. Qualified families must reside within the Municipality of Anchorage or the Matanuska-Susitna Borough.

The CITC-Johnson O’Malley Native Student Activities Program (JOM) supports the educational needs of some Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled full-time in Pre-K through 12th grade in the Anchorage School District (ASD). The program provides funding to support students’ learning through tutoring, school supplies, and other resources for school and extracurricular activities. The federal funding requires that the student be any of the following: tribally enrolled, have a tribally enrolled parent or grandparent, or be at least 1/4 Alaska Native or American Indian in any combination.

Apply Online: https://citci.jotform.com/251775695636978

Questions? Call 907-793-3300 or email FAJOM@citci.org

CITC provides supportive services to cover emergent needs like food, hygiene, car repairs, utilities, phone and more. Contact us for more info on eligibility and how to apply.