22 Dec Kickstart Your New Year with CITC
Just in time for the new year: See how CITC programs can help you get a jump on your goals in 2025...
Addiction & Recovery Tag
02 Dec Turning the Tables
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....
27 Sep “It Doesn’t Feel Like Work at All”
Not long ago, Crystal Andrews was looking for work. Now, she's hosting recruiting tables at job fairs--thanks to CITC's Supported Work Experience program...
18 Sep A Home is Just the Beginning
Through a partnership with Covenant House Alaska, CITC is providing transitional housing to homeless individuals...
09 Aug An Advocate for Herself
Maggie Fairbanks spent her life dodging the police. But when she decided to make a change, even her parole officer was inspired to help her...
08 Jul There from the Beginning
Through a partnership with Southcentral Foundation, CITC staff with recovery experience are leading detoxification groups--and supporting others on their recovery journey from day one...
13 May CITC’s 2023 Community Impact Report
In 2023, CITC grew its services to reach even more individuals and families. With more than 50 programs across five core service areas, along with three affiliate organizations, we helped our people build a clear path to a thriving future. Learn more about our impact in...
28 Nov The Fab Five
"I didn’t even know what friends were until I came here.” How a group of strangers came to CITC for help with sobriety—and found a family...
28 Sep “Community Is the Opposite of Addiction”
Every month, the residents at the Chanlyut and Ernie Turner residential treatment centers meet up for a communal potluck. It's an opportunity to explore culture through food--and to practice ways to create healthy, sober communities...
18 Aug Doing What They Can
“You’re in this constant state of fight or flight, you’re trying to survive—and you just don’t know how to get help. I knew I was in hell." CITC staff with lived experience give back to Anchorage's unhoused community...