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...
“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...
The residential treatment center reopens to visitation with family and friends for the first time post-pandemic...
Ronald Shugak always carries Narcan. On March 8, his habit saved a life...
Wellbriety meetings help those in recovery reconnect with their Native culture--and they're more in demand than ever...
Chanlyut's recent much-needed kitchen upgrade provides a more commercial cooking experience--perfect for residents looking to improve their work and life skills...
Making CITC services more accessible Cook Inlet Tribal Council program participants now have access to a free, online app to connect to CITC services. The new myCITC portal gives program participants the ability to: Search for services Apply for services Safely message CITC services and staff Submit documents securely With just a...
Christmas 2022 meant more than presents for the Gagnon family: It was the first time Melissa Imboden and her husband Jeremy Gagnon, Sr., were reunited with all their children under one roof...
The new Welcome Center--along with an innovative app called myCITC--will help people connect more easily with CITC services...
The department is being recognized by the National Indian Health Board for its local impact...
