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This workshop is a Peer to Peer (P2P) opportunity where participants will explore what constitutes a single family dwelling, the process of renting an apartment on a budget, lease agreement terms, packing tips, the move in checklist, and tips for routine housekeeping and cleaning.
This workshop covers our two-part Money Management course. First, we'll learn about types of economies, how values impact our spending habits, what we mean by "money culture," budgeting for financial health, and money management resources. Then, we'll learn about building credit, settling debts, and options...
Join us every Friday morning for independent study. Click on the link or scan the QR code in the calendar below to join the Teams virtual classroom. Click the image to enlarge:
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.
Are you interested in learning about ways to cope with stress and enjoy Pyrah's Fall Festival? Join us for a family fun day with the Cook Inlet Tribal Council Recovery and Reentry Services Prevention Team at Pyrah’s Pioneer Farm Fall Festival. This event is open...
Join us for our Denełchin Lab Community Class: 3D modeling basics. Learn 3D design thinking, how to navigate 3D design software, and create your own files to 3D print. In this class you will prototype your design, and utilize digital software to design your print....
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.
Work your way up from an entry-level position to the job you really want. We'll show you how.
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.
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 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...
This workshop covers our two-part Money Management course. First, we'll learn about types of economies, how values impact our spending habits, what we mean by "money culture," budgeting for financial health, and money management resources. Then, we'll learn about building credit, settling debts, and options...
This workshop will give an overview of eating for a healthy life style and affordable meal options through crock pot cooking.
Join the Peer Team every other Thursday for fun and fellowship from 6-7:30 p.m. For more information, please contact the Peer Support HelpLine at (907) 793-3646. 2023 Dates Remaining: 8/24 9/7 9/21 10/5 10/19 11/2 11/16 11/30 12/14, 12/28
