COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Alaska’s People, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, and alaskanativehire.com are hosting a virtual Summer Job Fair, June 10, 12 pm – 4 pm. Summer is quickly approaching and Alaska’s businesses are hiring! This is a great opportunity to build your career in tourism, hospitality, healthcare, administration, or RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT Individuals with mental health disorders and/or addictions who have been recommended for inpatient treatment, as well as those who are experiencing chronic homelessness; the average length of treatment is about six months; for more information, please call the Ernie Turner Center intake coordinator at (907) 688-1759. Ernie Turner Center.
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CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of FINDING A WAY HOME
She and her partner, Richard Lekanoff, had been living in their tent for two and a half years. Valley of the Moon Park, the Park Strip, the trees behind Sullivan Arena — they had moved wherever felt safe. But nowhere felt truly safe. Outside the tent, people walked back and forth in the snow. The wind howled, burying the voices surrounding her.
FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Parent Connections. Parents’ Journeys program equips parents – both fathers and mothers – with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
INTERN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM Intern Partnership Program. CITC’s Internship program is a 12-week summer opportunity for Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in college and vocational education programs. Along with receiving on-the-job training and mentoring, interns will learn and gain work experience with CITC and our partnering organizations throughout
BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Alaska’s People, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, and alaskanativehire.com are hosting a virtual Summer Job Fair, June 10, 12 pm – 4 pm. Summer is quickly approaching and Alaska’s businesses are hiring! This is a great opportunity to build your career in tourism, hospitality, healthcare, administration, or RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT Individuals with mental health disorders and/or addictions who have been recommended for inpatient treatment, as well as those who are experiencing chronic homelessness; the average length of treatment is about six months; for more information, please call the Ernie Turner Center intake coordinator at (907) 688-1759. Ernie Turner Center. 30881
CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of FINDING A WAY HOME
She and her partner, Richard Lekanoff, had been living in their tent for two and a half years. Valley of the Moon Park, the Park Strip, the trees behind Sullivan Arena — they had moved wherever felt safe. But nowhere felt truly safe. Outside the tent, people walked back and forth in the snow. The wind howled, burying the voices surrounding her.
FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Parent Connections. Parents’ Journeys program equips parents – both fathers and mothers – with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
INTERN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM Intern Partnership Program. CITC’s Internship program is a 12-week summer opportunity for Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in college and vocational education programs. Along with receiving on-the-job training and mentoring, interns will learn and gain work experience with CITC and our partnering organizations throughout
BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
RECOVERY SERVICES
Recovery Services. CITC Recovery Services provide comprehensive treatment to assist individuals within all stages of recovery from substance abuse or addiction, and support for those re-entering society after incarceration. Services include assessments, residential and outpatient treatment, individual and group counseling, alumni and peer
OUR MISSION, VISION & VALUES Our Mission. To work in partnership with Our People to develop opportunities that fulfill Our endless potential. Our Vision. We envision a future in which all Our People—especially Our youth, the stewards of our future—have access to vast opportunities, and have the ability, confidence, and courage to advance and achieve their goals, infused with an unshakeable belief in Our endless potential. FAMILY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Equips the children and families of Alaska to maintain their ability to live in safe and nurturing environments. Through this program, CITC’s Child and Family Services Department operates home-based programs that are family-centered, strengths-based, solution-focused, and trauma-informed. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE Contact the Child Care Assistance office at (907) 793-3207 and (907) 793-3406, or email childcare@citci.org for additional eligibility details. 2021 Application for Services. Renewal for Childcare Authorizations. Billing Report Form. CCDF Provider Application. GENERAL ASSISTANCE
General Assistance is now available. Please see the following application: The General Assistance program provides temporary cash support to Alaskan Native and American Indian individuals and families for essential needs, such as paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses. Participants
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alaska’s People, a department within Cook Inlet Tribal Council, oversees funding for the Tribal Higher Education, Alyeska Pipeline Alaska Native Program, and Mellen Shea Scholarship funds. VOCATIONAL TRAINING GRANTS PROGRAM The Vocational Training Grants Program is located at CITC – Employment and Training Services Department on the second floor of 3600 San Jeronimo Drive in Anchorage. For more information or to apply with the Vocational Training Grant Program for the above grant opportunities please contact our team at 793-3345 or email us at citcvocationaled
COHO CUP | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Coho Cup. Operating for more than a decade, the Coho Cup is a café-style coffee shop employing new CITC program participants and those poised to re-enter the work force in the community. Participants develop a good work ethic and receive job-readiness training, including customer service skills, and how to operate an espresso machine and a
EKLUTNA, INC. GRANT PROGRAM CITC’s Employment and Training Services Department is administering the Eklutna, Inc. (EI) grant awards starting on February 1, 2017. EI education funds are for tuition, registration fees, course-required books/supplies and equipment/uniforms required for a successful job hire. All scholarships and grants are subject to available funding from
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Thank You Athletes! NYO Games Alaska influences our young people to improve academic performance, strengthen overall health and well-being, and instills important values, including leadership and respect—values that make strong communities and build tomorrow’s leaders.
| COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Alaska’s People, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, and alaskanativehire.com are hosting a virtual Summer Job Fair, June 10, 12 pm – 4 pm. Summer is quickly approaching and Alaska’s businesses are hiring! This is a great opportunity to build your career in tourism, hospitality, healthcare, administration, or CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of MAT-SU RECOVERY SERVICES In partnership with Chickaloon Village Traditional Council and Knik Tribal Council, Mat-Su Recovery Services are available to adult individuals and families in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley. FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Fathers’ Journeys equips parents with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. STAFF LEADERSHIP
Executive Team. Gloria O’Neill, President & Chief Executive Officer Amy Fredeen, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer LeeAnn Garrick, Chief Operating Officer Tabetha Toloff, Chief Administrative Officer Hans Roeterink, Chief Technology Innovation Officer Lisa Rieger, Chief Legal Officer Kyan Olanna, Vice President & General Counsel Joshua Franks, Chief of Staff INTERN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM CITC’s Internship program is a 12-week summer opportunity for Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in college and vocational education programs.
BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Thank You Athletes! NYO Games Alaska influences our young people to improve academic performance, strengthen overall health and well-being, and instills important values, including leadership and respect—values that make strong communities and build tomorrow’s leaders.
| COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Alaska’s People, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, and alaskanativehire.com are hosting a virtual Summer Job Fair, June 10, 12 pm – 4 pm. Summer is quickly approaching and Alaska’s businesses are hiring! This is a great opportunity to build your career in tourism, hospitality, healthcare, administration, or CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of MAT-SU RECOVERY SERVICES In partnership with Chickaloon Village Traditional Council and Knik Tribal Council, Mat-Su Recovery Services are available to adult individuals and families in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley. FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Fathers’ Journeys equips parents with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. STAFF LEADERSHIP
Executive Team. Gloria O’Neill, President & Chief Executive Officer Amy Fredeen, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer LeeAnn Garrick, Chief Operating Officer Tabetha Toloff, Chief Administrative Officer Hans Roeterink, Chief Technology Innovation Officer Lisa Rieger, Chief Legal Officer Kyan Olanna, Vice President & General Counsel Joshua Franks, Chief of Staff INTERN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM CITC’s Internship program is a 12-week summer opportunity for Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in college and vocational education programs.
BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COVID-19 ASSISTANCE
Please note, the COVID Assistance Program will stop accepting new applications effective April 30, 2021. We will continue to process applications for the households that have submitted application prior to April 30, 2021 at this time. SUMMER VIRTUAL JOB FAIR: ALASKA’S PEOPLE TO HOST FREE As a part of their continued efforts to support job seekers in Anchorage and throughout the Cook Inlet region, Alaska’s People will host a free virtual job fair Thursday, June 10 from 12 – 4pm.Recruiters from over 35 local businesses will promote seasonal and permanent employment opportunities within a variety of industries, including hospitality, retail, healthcare, construction, and FAMILY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Equips the children and families of Alaska to maintain their ability to live in safe and nurturing environments. Through this program, CITC’s Child and Family Services Department operates home-based programs that are family-centered, strengths-based, solution-focused, and trauma-informed. YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE Are you looking for a way to make a difference in our community? Each year, CITC impacts more than 10,000 Alaskans—helping people find jobs, get an education and develop strong, healthy families. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of FINDING A WAY HOME
A homeless couple, a new CITC employee, and a temporary shelter: This is the story of how a pandemic brought all three together and helped two people start a new life. CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE The Child Care Assistance program provides financial assistance to Alaska Native and Native American families in need of daycare services for children under the age of 13, while parents are engaged in employment, training or educational activities. BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING GRANTS PROGRAM The Vocational Training Grants Program has multiple grants that can assist participants that are pursuing training in order to increase their employment opportunities. FROM GANG TO GROWN UP One protective factor ANJC seeks to help young people build is social connection, said ANJC Youth Advocate Michael Farahjood. “If young people like Dimitrius can build trust and have adults in their lives who can advise and guide them, that means when they release, they have that person they know and trust, who can keep them on the straight and narrow.”
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Alaska’s People, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, and alaskanativehire.com are hosting a virtual Summer Job Fair, June 10, 12 pm – 4 pm. Summer is quickly approaching and Alaska’s businesses are hiring! This is a great opportunity to build your career in tourism, hospitality, healthcare, administration, or CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Parent Connections. Parents’ Journeys program equips parents – both fathers and mothers – with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
STAFF LEADERSHIP
Executive Team. Gloria O’Neill, President & Chief Executive Officer Amy Fredeen, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer LeeAnn Garrick, Chief Operating Officer Tabetha Toloff, Chief Administrative Officer Hans Roeterink, Chief Technology Innovation Officer Lisa Rieger, Chief Legal Officer Kyan Olanna, Vice President & General Counsel Joshua Franks, Chief of Staff INTERN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM Intern Partnership Program. CITC’s Internship program is a 12-week summer opportunity for Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in college and vocational education programs. Along with receiving on-the-job training and mentoring, interns will learn and gain work experience with CITC and our partnering organizations throughout
BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
FROM GANG TO GROWN UP The Alaska Native Justice Center’s youth program is preparing young people for success outside the system. “You’re selling your soul to people that don’t care about you.”. That’s how Dimitrius Young defines gang life — and he should know. From the age of thirteen, Dimitrius ran with city gangs, first in Chicago, then in Anchorage.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Alaska’s People, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, and alaskanativehire.com are hosting a virtual Summer Job Fair, June 10, 12 pm – 4 pm. Summer is quickly approaching and Alaska’s businesses are hiring! This is a great opportunity to build your career in tourism, hospitality, healthcare, administration, or CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Parent Connections. Parents’ Journeys program equips parents – both fathers and mothers – with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
STAFF LEADERSHIP
Executive Team. Gloria O’Neill, President & Chief Executive Officer Amy Fredeen, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer LeeAnn Garrick, Chief Operating Officer Tabetha Toloff, Chief Administrative Officer Hans Roeterink, Chief Technology Innovation Officer Lisa Rieger, Chief Legal Officer Kyan Olanna, Vice President & General Counsel Joshua Franks, Chief of Staff INTERN PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM Intern Partnership Program. CITC’s Internship program is a 12-week summer opportunity for Alaska Native and American Indian students enrolled in college and vocational education programs. Along with receiving on-the-job training and mentoring, interns will learn and gain work experience with CITC and our partnering organizations throughout
BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
FROM GANG TO GROWN UP The Alaska Native Justice Center’s youth program is preparing young people for success outside the system. “You’re selling your soul to people that don’t care about you.”. That’s how Dimitrius Young defines gang life — and he should know. From the age of thirteen, Dimitrius ran with city gangs, first in Chicago, then in Anchorage.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COVID-19 ASSISTANCE
For more information on CITC’s COVID-19 assistance program, please contact Information: Cook Inlet Tribal Council. 3600 San Jeronimo Drive. Anchorage, AK OUTREACH | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE Contact Stephanie Hubers at (907) 793-3600 to discuss volunteer opportunities of interest to you. Download, fill out, and sign the CITC Volunteer Application in Adobe Reader, then return the completed, signed form to Stephanie Hubers ( you may also print, scan, SUMMER VIRTUAL JOB FAIR: ALASKA’S PEOPLE TO HOST FREE As a part of their continued efforts to support job seekers in Anchorage and throughout the Cook Inlet region, Alaska’s People will host a free virtual job fair Thursday, June 10 from 12 – 4pm.Recruiters from over 35 local businesses will promote seasonal and permanent employment opportunities within a variety of industries, including hospitality, retail, healthcare, construction, and RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT Individuals with mental health disorders and/or addictions who have been recommended for inpatient treatment, as well as those who are experiencing chronic homelessness; the average length of treatment is about six months; for more information, please call the Ernie Turner Center intake coordinator at (907) 688-1759. Ernie Turner Center. 30881
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE Contact the Child Care Assistance office at (907) 793-3207 and (907) 793-3406, or email childcare@citci.org for additional eligibility details. 2021 Application for Services. Renewal for Childcare Authorizations. Billing Report Form. CCDF Provider Application. FINDING A WAY HOME
She and her partner, Richard Lekanoff, had been living in their tent for two and a half years. Valley of the Moon Park, the Park Strip, the trees behind Sullivan Arena — they had moved wherever felt safe. But nowhere felt truly safe. Outside the tent, people walked back and forth in the snow. The wind howled, burying the voices surrounding her.
FAMILY SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Equips the children and families of Alaska to maintain their ability to live in safe and nurturing environments. Through this program, CITC’s Child and Family Services Department operates home-based programs that are family-centered, strengths-based, solution-focused, and trauma-informed. REIMAGINING CHANLYUT The Chanlyut program reopens to fill a significant gap in inpatient recovery treatment. In 2006, CITC’s Chanlyut program opened its doors to men recovering from addiction or returning to society after incarceration. Modeled on the Delancey Street program in San Francisco, Chanlyut’s 18-month residency offered men a place to live and receive work-training, recovery support — and, most of VOCATIONAL TRAINING GRANTS PROGRAM The Vocational Training Grants Program is located at CITC – Employment and Training Services Department on the second floor of 3600 San Jeronimo Drive in Anchorage. For more information or to apply with the Vocational Training Grant Program for the above grant opportunities please contact our team at 793-3345 or email us at citcvocationaled
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT Individuals with mental health disorders and/or addictions who have been recommended for inpatient treatment, as well as those who are experiencing chronic homelessness; the average length of treatment is about six months; for more information, please call the Ernie Turner Center intake coordinator at (907) 688-1759. Ernie Turner Center. 30881
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE Contact the Child Care Assistance office at (907) 793-3207 and (907) 793-3406, or email childcare@citci.org for additional eligibility details. 2021 Application for Services. Renewal for Childcare Authorizations. Billing Report Form. CCDF Provider Application. GENERAL ASSISTANCE
General Assistance is now available. Please see the following application: The General Assistance program provides temporary cash support to Alaskan Native and American Indian individuals and families for essential needs, such as paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses. Participants
FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Fathers’ Journeys. Fathers’ Journeys program equips parents — both fathers and mothers — with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alaska’s People, a department within Cook Inlet Tribal Council, oversees funding for the Tribal Higher Education, Alyeska Pipeline Alaska Native Program, and Mellen Shea Scholarship funds. BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COO CRISTY WILLER NAMED YWCA WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT COO Cristy Willer Named YWCA Woman of Achievement. October 29, 2019. CITC’s Chief Operating Office Cristy Willer has been named a YWCA Woman of Achievement. The 2019 YWCA Alaska/BP Women of Achievement Awards recognizes and honors women who have demonstrated qualities of leadership and excellence in their professional and personal endeavors ESKIMO STICK PULL
Eskimo Stick Pull. The Eskimo Stick Pull is a contest of sheer strength and determination. Two contestants sit on the floor facing each other, the soles of their feet touching. Feet must be parallel and together, with knees bent at a 45-degree angle. Barehanded, with palms facing the floor, contestants firmly grasp a stick placed between them
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT Individuals with mental health disorders and/or addictions who have been recommended for inpatient treatment, as well as those who are experiencing chronic homelessness; the average length of treatment is about six months; for more information, please call the Ernie Turner Center intake coordinator at (907) 688-1759. Ernie Turner Center. 30881
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE Contact the Child Care Assistance office at (907) 793-3207 and (907) 793-3406, or email childcare@citci.org for additional eligibility details. 2021 Application for Services. Renewal for Childcare Authorizations. Billing Report Form. CCDF Provider Application. GENERAL ASSISTANCE
General Assistance is now available. Please see the following application: The General Assistance program provides temporary cash support to Alaskan Native and American Indian individuals and families for essential needs, such as paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses. Participants
FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Fathers’ Journeys. Fathers’ Journeys program equips parents — both fathers and mothers — with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alaska’s People, a department within Cook Inlet Tribal Council, oversees funding for the Tribal Higher Education, Alyeska Pipeline Alaska Native Program, and Mellen Shea Scholarship funds. BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COO CRISTY WILLER NAMED YWCA WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT COO Cristy Willer Named YWCA Woman of Achievement. October 29, 2019. CITC’s Chief Operating Office Cristy Willer has been named a YWCA Woman of Achievement. The 2019 YWCA Alaska/BP Women of Achievement Awards recognizes and honors women who have demonstrated qualities of leadership and excellence in their professional and personal endeavors ESKIMO STICK PULL
Eskimo Stick Pull. The Eskimo Stick Pull is a contest of sheer strength and determination. Two contestants sit on the floor facing each other, the soles of their feet touching. Feet must be parallel and together, with knees bent at a 45-degree angle. Barehanded, with palms facing the floor, contestants firmly grasp a stick placed between them
RECOVERY SERVICES
Recovery Services. CITC Recovery Services provide comprehensive treatment to assist individuals within all stages of recovery from substance abuse or addiction, and support for those re-entering society after incarceration. Services include assessments, residential and outpatient treatment, individual and group counseling, alumni and peer
OUTREACH | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
GENERAL ASSISTANCE
General Assistance is now available. Please see the following application: The General Assistance program provides temporary cash support to Alaskan Native and American Indian individuals and families for essential needs, such as paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES Child and Family Services is dedicated to promoting safe, secure and healthy families who nurture future generations by learning new skills that improve relationships and establish healthy behavioral practices. EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING SERVICES Employment & Training Services. CITC’s Employment and Training Services Department (ETSD) assists participants in achieving self-sufficiency by helping them find meaningful and sustainable employment as they progress through lifestyle changes and enhance their communication, life management, vocational and academic skills. CITC provides
CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. FINDING A WAY HOME
She and her partner, Richard Lekanoff, had been living in their tent for two and a half years. Valley of the Moon Park, the Park Strip, the trees behind Sullivan Arena — they had moved wherever felt safe. But nowhere felt truly safe. Outside the tent, people walked back and forth in the snow. The wind howled, burying the voices surrounding her.
STAFF LEADERSHIP
Executive Team. Gloria O’Neill, President & Chief Executive Officer Amy Fredeen, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer LeeAnn Garrick, Chief Operating Officer Tabetha Toloff, Chief Administrative Officer Hans Roeterink, Chief Technology Innovation Officer Lisa Rieger, Chief Legal Officer Kyan Olanna, Vice President & General Counsel Joshua Franks, Chief of Staff KINDERGARTEN PREPAREDNESS Kindergarten Preparedness. CITC’s kindergarten preparedness program, La’a Kenu – Learning Our Way, provides families with literary and physical development activity calendars, enrollment in the Anchorage Imagination Library (for children birth through five years old), opportunities to read to/with your child around town, and more. TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES (TANF) CITC Tribal TANF Services: Nat’uh Service Center. 3600 San Jeronimo Drive. Anchorage 99508. (907) 793-3300. 1744 N. Prospect Dr. Palmer, AK 99645. (907) 373-7918. COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT Individuals with mental health disorders and/or addictions who have been recommended for inpatient treatment, as well as those who are experiencing chronic homelessness; the average length of treatment is about six months; for more information, please call the Ernie Turner Center intake coordinator at (907) 688-1759. Ernie Turner Center. 30881
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE Contact the Child Care Assistance office at (907) 793-3207 and (907) 793-3406, or email childcare@citci.org for additional eligibility details. 2021 Application for Services. Renewal for Childcare Authorizations. Billing Report Form. CCDF Provider Application. GENERAL ASSISTANCE
General Assistance is now available. Please see the following application: The General Assistance program provides temporary cash support to Alaskan Native and American Indian individuals and families for essential needs, such as paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses. Participants
FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Fathers’ Journeys. Fathers’ Journeys program equips parents — both fathers and mothers — with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alaska’s People, a department within Cook Inlet Tribal Council, oversees funding for the Tribal Higher Education, Alyeska Pipeline Alaska Native Program, and Mellen Shea Scholarship funds. BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COO CRISTY WILLER NAMED YWCA WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT COO Cristy Willer Named YWCA Woman of Achievement. October 29, 2019. CITC’s Chief Operating Office Cristy Willer has been named a YWCA Woman of Achievement. The 2019 YWCA Alaska/BP Women of Achievement Awards recognizes and honors women who have demonstrated qualities of leadership and excellence in their professional and personal endeavors ESKIMO STICK PULL
Eskimo Stick Pull. The Eskimo Stick Pull is a contest of sheer strength and determination. Two contestants sit on the floor facing each other, the soles of their feet touching. Feet must be parallel and together, with knees bent at a 45-degree angle. Barehanded, with palms facing the floor, contestants firmly grasp a stick placed between them
COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit. Welcome Home. As CITC works to reopen facilities and increase access to in-person services, you have our assurance we are adhering to protocols designed to keep you, your family, and our staff safe. Read the full letter from Gloria O'Neill. Reach Your Potential. RESIDENTIAL INPATIENT Individuals with mental health disorders and/or addictions who have been recommended for inpatient treatment, as well as those who are experiencing chronic homelessness; the average length of treatment is about six months; for more information, please call the Ernie Turner Center intake coordinator at (907) 688-1759. Ernie Turner Center. 30881
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE Contact the Child Care Assistance office at (907) 793-3207 and (907) 793-3406, or email childcare@citci.org for additional eligibility details. 2021 Application for Services. Renewal for Childcare Authorizations. Billing Report Form. CCDF Provider Application. GENERAL ASSISTANCE
General Assistance is now available. Please see the following application: The General Assistance program provides temporary cash support to Alaskan Native and American Indian individuals and families for essential needs, such as paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses. Participants
FATHERS' JOURNEYS
Fathers’ Journeys. Fathers’ Journeys program equips parents — both fathers and mothers — with a variety of the social, financial, parenting, and life skills needed to strengthen their roles in providing for the needs and well-being of their families. Activities are held at CITC’s Nat’uh Service Center, in the community, and in the home.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alaska’s People, a department within Cook Inlet Tribal Council, oversees funding for the Tribal Higher Education, Alyeska Pipeline Alaska Native Program, and Mellen Shea Scholarship funds. BURIAL ASSISTANCE APPLICATION If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
CLARE SWAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Clare Swan Early Learning Center provides for the needs of working families beyond simple child care. The Center serves Alaska Native and American Indian children ages 6 weeks to 36 months (3 years) of age and offers a range of classrooms, include a Yup'ik Immersion classroom.
COO CRISTY WILLER NAMED YWCA WOMAN OF ACHIEVEMENT COO Cristy Willer Named YWCA Woman of Achievement. October 29, 2019. CITC’s Chief Operating Office Cristy Willer has been named a YWCA Woman of Achievement. The 2019 YWCA Alaska/BP Women of Achievement Awards recognizes and honors women who have demonstrated qualities of leadership and excellence in their professional and personal endeavors ESKIMO STICK PULL
Eskimo Stick Pull. The Eskimo Stick Pull is a contest of sheer strength and determination. Two contestants sit on the floor facing each other, the soles of their feet touching. Feet must be parallel and together, with knees bent at a 45-degree angle. Barehanded, with palms facing the floor, contestants firmly grasp a stick placed between them
RECOVERY SERVICES
Recovery Services. CITC Recovery Services provide comprehensive treatment to assist individuals within all stages of recovery from substance abuse or addiction, and support for those re-entering society after incarceration. Services include assessments, residential and outpatient treatment, individual and group counseling, alumni and peer
OUTREACH | COOK INLET TRIBAL COUNCIL If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council.
GENERAL ASSISTANCE
General Assistance is now available. Please see the following application: The General Assistance program provides temporary cash support to Alaskan Native and American Indian individuals and families for essential needs, such as paying bills, buying food, covering rent or mortgage payments, and other household-related expenses. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES Child and Family Services is dedicated to promoting safe, secure and healthy families who nurture future generations by learning new skills that improve relationships and establish healthy behavioral practices. EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING SERVICES Employment & Training Services. CITC’s Employment and Training Services Department (ETSD) assists participants in achieving self-sufficiency by helping them find meaningful and sustainable employment as they progress through lifestyle changes and enhance their communication, life management, vocational and academic skills. CITC provides
CHANLYUT ENTERPRISES, INC. CITC’s Chanlyut program is an eight-month residential work-training program offering a new beginning for men who want to become productive members of society and turn around the self-destructive patterns in their lives.. Structured as a family, the program provides employment, peer-to-peer support, and education and job training through one of the program’s micro businesses. FINDING A WAY HOME
She and her partner, Richard Lekanoff, had been living in their tent for two and a half years. Valley of the Moon Park, the Park Strip, the trees behind Sullivan Arena — they had moved wherever felt safe. But nowhere felt truly safe. Outside the tent, people walked back and forth in the snow. The wind howled, burying the voices surrounding her.
STAFF LEADERSHIP
Executive Team. Gloria O’Neill, President & Chief Executive Officer Amy Fredeen, Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer LeeAnn Garrick, Chief Operating Officer Tabetha Toloff, Chief Administrative Officer Hans Roeterink, Chief Technology Innovation Officer Lisa Rieger, Chief Legal Officer Kyan Olanna, Vice President & General Counsel Joshua Franks, Chief of Staff KINDERGARTEN PREPAREDNESS Kindergarten Preparedness. CITC’s kindergarten preparedness program, La’a Kenu – Learning Our Way, provides families with literary and physical development activity calendars, enrollment in the Anchorage Imagination Library (for children birth through five years old), opportunities to read to/with your child around town, and more. TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES (TANF) CITC Tribal TANF Services: Nat’uh Service Center. 3600 San Jeronimo Drive. Anchorage 99508. (907) 793-3300. 1744 N. Prospect Dr. Palmer, AK 99645. (907) 373-7918. NOTICE: CITC has established a COVID-19 Update & Resource Center share Twitter Facebook * Contact
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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. VOICES FOR JUSTICE: ANJC'S YEAR IN REVIEW November 2, 2020
Four years after becoming a subsidiary of CITC, the Alaska Native Justice Center (ANJC) has never been stronger, thanks to expanded services, new statewide collaborations, increased staff — and the lessons learned from not one but two major challenges over the last two years.
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