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Our Fathers' Journeys parenting classes are offered three times a week. Classes are offered to moms and dads and include: Positive parenting Healthy relationships Peer support Group education Practical parenting activities Parenting skills mentoring Individual life skills mentoring Eligibility Parents with children in the home...
Picture this: YOU in a professional healthcare job! Take your first step toward becoming a healthcare professional by attending an HPOG orientation. You'll learn how CITC can support you in your journey toward a career in the healthcare industry. We hold an orientation to our...
It’s a long road back from addiction, but our Peer Support Group is here for you. This meeting is designed and delivered by people who have experienced substance abuse disorder and recovery themselves. Join us for help overcoming guilt, coping with stress, searching for a...
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
In this class, participants will learn aspects about how to keep their children in the home through healthy and sober living environments and social interactions. Participants will also spend time developing a family mission statement and finding a family song. There will also be discussion...
Participants learn the cultural values of all Alaska Natives and how we as Alaska natives have many of the same values. We learn about the different Natives living in Alaska and how even though we are different culturally, many of our values remain the same....
In this class, participants will learn the fundamental operations, processing procedures and services offered through the Employment Training & Services Department. This class is a requirement for all TANF & GA recipients.
Our Fathers’ Journey’s program regularly offers rides to food bank resources for CITC participants: Every 2nd Wednesday of the month Every 4th Tuesday of the month Interested participants or their caseworkers/job coaches should sign up for a food bank run with Tony Seeganna by calling...
Picture this: YOU in a professional healthcare job! Take your first step toward becoming a healthcare professional by attending an HPOG orientation. You'll learn how CITC can support you in your journey toward a career in the healthcare industry. We hold an orientation to our...
In this class the participants learn how to live healthy and how to have healthy relationships with friends and family and how to have healthy boundaries but done in an empowering way. Everyone learns how to be firm with kindness towards everyone and to treat...
Learn tips on how to look like a pro while saving money.
Join Recovery Services Alumni Council member Tyler Young for the weekly Sobriety Is Traditional recovery support circle. This is a recovery group that provides support, encourages the overall wellness of its participants, and promotes a healthy way of living. This peer supported recovery group is...
Learn how to deliver excellent customer service and how to collaborate and communicate with coworkers in the workplace.
In this class, participants will develop a better understanding for what credit is, why they need credit, and how to repair or build credit. We will also be looking at the differences between checking and saving accounts as well as investment options such as retirement,...
The Alaska Native Justice Center offers monthly Pro Se “I will do it myself” Divorce Legal Clinics to those individuals interested in representing themselves in family law matters and need assistance filling out court documents and forms or have questions. Please note that each clinic...
Come learn from APU's Alaska Native Artists in Residence. Youth will be working on a painting project similar to "Paint Night" events.
In this class, participants will learn the fundamental operations, processing procedures and services offered through the Employment Training & Services Department. This class is a requirement for all TANF & GA recipients.
Get help with your resume, interview skills and learn where to apply for jobs.
In this class, participants develop a better understanding of how to dress for a job interview and how to be successful at interviewing. We will talk about how to answer tricky job interview questions; participants will be given online examples of good answers to interview...
The Alaska Native Justice Center offers monthly Pro Se “I will do it myself” Custody Legal Clinics to those individuals interested in representing themselves in family law matters and need assistance filling out court documents and forms or have questions. Please note that each clinic...
