The landscape of recovery services in Alaska has changed — and so has CITC’s Chanlyut program, by modifying the way it offers individuals a path to sobriety and employment. More ›

When Alicia Garcia signed up to learn how to make a traditional qaspeq in a CITC Life Skills workshop, she never expected to discover a connection to her heritage. More ›

While many Alaskans have long struggled to overcome barriers to accessing the justice system, the COVID pandemic threw this issue into stark relief. Now, ANJC’s Court Kiosk allows people to connect remotely with the court system. More ›

As a former CITC employee, professional counselor Alyssa Cotten knows what it’s like to work a high-stress job in service of Our People. Her experience makes her the ideal person to provide mental health support to CITC employees. More ›

The new job club at Chanlyut’s residential recovery program is just one of several peer-to-peer employment clubs offered at CITC. More ›

After taking care of his mother through two years of illness, Certified Nursing Assistant Charles Hacker thought he was down with the health care field. Then he found CITC’s health care training program and launched a new career–and discovered the value of his own sobriety. More ›

In the space of an hour, Doug Fifer might go from settling a dispute between neighbors over loud music to investigating a homicide. “That’s what makes the job rewarding and exciting,” said Officer Fifer, who has been with the Anchorage Police Department for 25 years. More ›

Through its newest program, ANJC staff have begun providing culturally-informed programs and supportive services for youth involved in the juvenile justice system. More ›

Expanded programs will focus on Alaska’s most vulnerable populations as ANJC works with victims of human trafficking and Elder abuse in 2021. More ›

Jail. Drugs. Addiction. This wasn’t the path Antonio Arroyo’s life was supposed to take. So he did the only thing he hadn’t tried yet: He got help at the Alaska Native Justice Center. More ›