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Join Peer Support every Friday from 1-3 p.m. for talking circles, speakers, book study, and cultural activities in the CITC first floor conference rooms. For more information, please contact the Peer Support HelpLine at (907) 793-3646.
This workshop reviews the importance of an organized work history; we'll develop templates for resumes, cover letters, and thank you correspondence.
Youth ages 14-22 who have experienced incarceration are invited to join us for an evening of activities, raffles, resource connections and more! Friday, Sept. 1 from 4-7 p.m. Register at https://bit.ly/youthreentry. For questions or assistance please contact Uswi at alyssa.umadrid@citci.org or 907-793-3396.
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.
In observance of Labor Day, CITC is closed. We will reopen Tuesday, September 5, for regular business hours.
This workshop will give an overview of eating for a healthy life style and affordable meal options through crock pot cooking.
This workshop reviews the importance of an organized work history; we'll develop templates for resumes, cover letters, and thank you correspondence.
Get assistance from our Alaska's People career development center with looking for and applying for a job. This event is open to youth and other participants every Tuesday at 3 p.m.
Get support on your recovery journey in this weekly talking circle.
Cultural and career exploration activities for indigenous youth 5-11 years old; activities vary depending on the week.
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.
Drop by during our walk-in hours to get assessment for your education & training needs. In order to enroll, you must first complete your eligibility documentation.
Workshop is a Peer to Peer (P2P) opportunity where beaders of all skill levels can come together, create and share knowledge. Come bring your lunch and join the creativity! Supplies provided.
This workshop allows individuals new to technology we explore Parts of a Computer, Using a Mouse, Internet Safety, and Internet Search Tips. Students will put what is learned into practice in the computer lab.
Drop by during our walk-in hours to get assessment for your education & training needs. In order to enroll, you must first complete your eligibility documentation.
Join the Prevention program for cranberry picking and jelly-making! This fun outdoor event is open to Alaska Native youth ages 10 - 24 living in the Anchorage/Mat-Su area who are interested in learning cultural or outdoor activities. Our prevention and youth development program, Unsah Jan,...
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...
What does it take to be a professional? We'll learn about all the components of workplace professionalism, including dressing for success, organizational culture, differences in generations in today's workplace, professional attitudes, teamwork, time management, problem solving, healthy boundaries, and workplace resilience. This workshop is offered...
In this peer-to-peer workshop, we will take a look at first impressions, effective listening, effective speaking, verbal communication tips, and finding your interview story. This workshop is offered both in person and virtually. Virtual attendees will receive a link to participate.
