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Youth Services staff will transport youth from CITC to the Loussac Library to assist youth with signing up for library cards. Please arrive by 2:30 PM for transportation from CITC. 907-793-3114 or youthemployment@citci.org COMING SOON: NOVEMBER LIFE SKILLS
Come join us to work on a project and enjoy this time to create. Learn a new skill, or share your experience with others. To register, speak with your CITC case manager. You can also register by emailing CD@citci.org or calling 907-793-3467.
Once a week, CITC's Peer Support team offers FREE TRANSPORTATION to a community Narcotics Anonymous meeting at the First American Baptist Church. Meet at CITC to catch a ride to this 12-step program meeting.
Join Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) staff for their virtual Pro Se Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO) Clinic. In this clinic, ANJC staff will provide step-by-step instructions about what a protection order is and how it works, how to complete the necessary forms, and how...
Get assistance finding job leads and completing applications in Alaska’s People’s computer lab. Join us for additional Youth Life Skills workshops!
Looking to spruce up your resume or work on your interview skills? Join our Alaska's People team every Tuesday at 3 p.m. for our Resume or Interview Workshop! (alternating schedule - one week is resume focused, and the next is interview focused). No registration is...
Our Parent & Youth Navigator leads weekly activities for our youth ages 5 - 11; must complete eligibility prior to attending.
Join us for the Johnson O’Malley (JOM) Parent Meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 29 from 5:30-7 p.m.. Due to hazardous road conditions, this meeting will now be head virtually via Teams. This meeting is open to the public. All parents and guardians of Alaska Native and...
Save the date! Our next Johnson O’Malley (JOM) Parent Meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 29 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the CITC Natuh Service Center (3600 San Jeronimo Drive, across from Costco on Debarr). This meeting is open to the public. All parents and guardians...
Get online with our digital literacy class! We’ll teach you how to navigate the internet and use online tools to find education, training, and job opportunities. This workshop is offered every Wednesdays from 9-10:30 a.m. and held in Alaska's People Career Center computer lab (first...
Once a week, CITC's Peer Support team offers FREE TRANSPORTATION to a community Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at the Alano Club in Spenard. Meet at CITC to catch a ride to this 12-step program meeting.
Get support for your sobriety.
Come join us to work on a project and enjoy this time to create. Learn a new skill, or share your experience with others. To register, speak with your CITC case manager. You can also register by emailing CD@citci.org or calling 907-793-3467.
Our Parent & Youth Navigator leads weekly activities every Tuesday and Thursday for our youth ages 5 – 11; must complete eligibility prior to attending.
Join our weekly Wellbriety meetings, every Friday.
This quick virtual meeting is offered via Zoom and provides support and a safe space to check in about your recovery. Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 220 310 0081 Passcode: 304694 For more information, please contact the Peer Helpline at (907) 793-3646.
Come join us to work on a project and enjoy this time to create. Learn a new skill, or share your experience with others. To register, speak with your CITC case manager. You can also register by emailing CD@citci.org or calling 907-793-3467.
Once a week, CITC's Peer Support team offers FREE TRANSPORTATION to a community Narcotics Anonymous meeting at the First American Baptist Church. Meet at CITC to catch a ride to this 12-step program meeting.
Join the Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) for their virtual Pro Se clinic on Divorce/Divorce with Custody and learn how to fill out and file divorce or divorce with custody paperwork with the Alaska Court System. Registration is required. Sign up here. See the schedule...
Join ANJC for their virtual Pro Se Stalking Clinic: a presentation to help professionals and community members identify what stalking behavior looks like and ways it can add to a person feeling intimidated, and unsafe and lead to threats as well as interpersonal physical violence....
