CITC is currently experiencing an extended network outage that is impacting phones and email. We remain fully open for services. If you wish to contact us, or need immediate services, please call our Navigation team at 907-793-3600 or visit us in-person at 3600 San Jeronimo Drive.
“My work doesn’t feel like a job. It feels like home.” Crim Alexie learns something new every day through his Supported Work Experience at the Alaska Dinner Factory
Austin Lind, 22, got his start at the Alaska Dinner Factory as an intern with CITC's Youth Employment Program. Today, he heads a $1.5 million division at the business
Keon Hall, general manager of CITC partner the Alaska Dinner Factory, knows that for a lot of his employees, just getting to work on time is a significant battle. He sees himself as a coach, prepping employees for future success
In Alaska, “work” doesn’t always look like sitting a desk. CITC's Disability Employment Services goes beyond the office to provide support for those with subsistence lifestyles
In addressing ASD schedule changes, CITC's new before- and after-school program gives middle and high school students a safe space for building connections
After an old injury made work difficult, Sid Makar turned out to be a perfect host, providing a friendly face to visitors at CITC. Read how Eldership initiatives are helping adults like Sid stay engaged with their community
CITC is pleased to offer free drop-in childcare services at our Nahtsahda Drop-In Center, located on the first floor of the Nat'uh Service Center. (3600 San Jeronimo Drive) This service is available to support you while attending your appointments and accessing services at our center.
The first Amy Fredeen Fellowship, named for CITC's former CFO, goes to a UAA MBA student who wants to explore entrepreneurship from an Alaska Native point of view
Joseph Henry didn't need a driver's license until he moved to Anchorage from Unalakleet. For young adults like him, passing the exam for his learner's permit is the first step to bigger goals
When Maria Legend glanced into a classroom at CITC and saw a group skin-sewing and grass-weaving, it reminded her of sitting with her grandparents as a little girl, learning how to bead. At 50, now she's imparting her knowledge as a CITC Elder.