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...
Following a calendar derived from traditional annual subsistence activities, Child & Family Services holds cultural social gatherings that connect families to their heritage...
For the first time since 2019, CITC held its annual Family Holiday Celebration, Saturday, December 3—and made Christmas brighter for nearly 700 individuals, children, and Elders...
Thanks to a partnership with The Children's Lunchbox, CITC is helping hungry families get the food they need...
Eating local isn't a foodie fad at Clare Swan Early Learning Center. Here, staff teach kids about where their food comes from and highlight traditional subsistence foods...
Larry Oskolkoff joins CITC to work with CIRI region tribes--and learns more about his own heritage in the process...
When Daniel Smith enrolled his son at Clare Swan Early Learning Center, he discovered classes and events that connected his family to an entire network of other parents...
In 2021, CITC invited individuals and families to "Come As You Are." See how our services and programs supported transformation in our community with the 2021 Impact Report...