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JUNEAU’S 

OTHER 

RESOURCES 

DIRECTORY 

Here you will find a list of emergency and non-emergency resources for assistance. 

All listings are subject to change. 

Please send updates, corrections and additions to 

rduncan@ccthita.org or call 1-907-586-1432 

alaska211.org 

211 or 800 478-2221 

A universal hotline provided through United Way of Alaska. Call toll free M - F 8:30-5 for resource 

availability from a live operator. Information included: substance abuse treatment, shelters, food pantries, 

medical services, employment service, child care providers, volunteer opportunities, mental health 

resources and more.

Index 

Food 3 

Shelter and Housing 5 

Job Training, Education and Work 7 

Family, Children and Youth 9 

Seniors/Elders 11 

Physical Health 13 

Legal Drug and Alcohol Related 15 

Mental Health 18 

Disability 19 

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FOOD 

The following is a list of emergency resources provided throughout Juneau for food. Donations are 

always appreciated 

 

 

 

 

State of Alaska Department of 

Education and Early Development 

801 W. 10th St. Ste. 200 

Juneau, AK. 99801 

1-907- 465-8708 

eed.state.ak.us 

Child Nutrition Programs; National 

School Lunch Program, Summer Food 

Service Program, Fresh Fruit and 

Vegetable Program, Child and Adult 

Care Food Program, USDA Commodity 

Food Distribution Program. 

Mon. – Fri. 7:00 AM - 4:15 PM. 

Division of Public Assistance 

Alaska Food Stamp Program 

10002 Glacier Hwy. Ste. 201 


1-907-465-3537 

hss.state.ak.us/dpa/programs/apa 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

Food stamp benefits via the Alaska 

Quest card. 

Douglas Community United 

Methodist Church 

1106 3rd St. 

Douglas, AK. 99824 

1-907-364-2408 

Food pantry 

Mon. & Wed. 1:30 PM -3:30 PM, 

Tues. & Thurs. 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM. 

1 bag per month. 

Society of St. Vincent De Paul 

8617 Teal St. 


1-907-789-5535 

svdpusa.org 

Emergency Food Assistance. 

Food vouchers are distributed when 

funding exists. Call for availability. 

 

 

 

 

Helping Hands 

6590 Glacier Highway, Space 82A 


1-907-789-4390 

Tues. & Fri. 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM 

They provide food to people in need. $1 

donation requested. Canned food, bread, 

dairy, meat, and vegetables as available. 

The Glory Hole 

247 S. Franklin St. 


1-907-586-4159 

feedjuneau.org 

Mon. – Sat. Breakfast 8:30AM, 

Lunch 12:00 PM, Snack 3:00 PM, 

Dinner 6:00 PM 

Sun. Brunch 11:30 AM, 

Snack 3:00 PM, Dinner 6PM. 

Food boxes available to all in need. 

Resurrection Lutheran Church 

740 W. 10th St. 


1-907-586-2380 

rlcjuneau.com 

Mon. – Fri. 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM 

Food pantry provided. Prefer use less 

than once per week. 

Southeast Alaska Food Bank 

10020 Crazy Horse Dr. 


1-907-789-6184 

foodbankofalaska.org 

Collects and distributes food to 

members, non-profits serving mostly 

homeless, elderly, disabled, and low 

income people. Food distributed 

Sat.: 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM 

Bring a bag. 

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Salvation Army 

Alaska Division Juneau Corps 

439 Willoughby Ave. 


1-907-586-2136 

www.salvationarmy.org/alaska 

Hours vary so please call first. 

Emergency food assistance. 

Tues. – Thurs. 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM 

Once per month, per family. 

Catholic Community Services 

Senior Center 

3rd St. Douglas Hwy, 


1-907-463-6175 

Douglas Community United 

Methodist Church 

Tues. & Thurs. 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM. 

Lunch is at 12:00 PM 

For people over 60 or with disabilities. 

Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran 

Church 

4212 Mendenhall Loop Rd. 


1-907-789-4093 

sovlutheran.org 

Summer lunch program for kids 

Mon. - Fri. 11:30AM - 12:30PM 

Food Pantry is open Tues. 6:30-8PM 

Sat. 9 -11AM 

Select a grocery bag or two of dry goods 

and canned goods. 

 

 

 

St. Brendan’s Episcopal Church 

4207 Mendenhall Loop Rd. 


1-907-789-5152 

stbrendansjuneau.org 

Hot community supper 

Thurs. 6:00 PM 

Free pantry open 

Mon. –Thurs. 4:30PM -6:00 PM 

WIC Program 

Alaska Center for Resource Families 

3245 Hospital Drive 


1-907-463-4099 

WIC is for pregnant women, nursing 

mothers, and children 5 and under for 

families that are income qualified. 

Love In the Name of Christ 

(Love INC) 

PO Box 35432 

Juneau, AK 99803 

1-907-780-4090 

loveincjuneau.org 

Mon., Wed., Fri. 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM 

Tues. 7:00 PM - 8:30PM. 

They coordinate resources of 22 partner 

churches to reach out to those in need. 

Love INC helps individuals and families 

with prayer and assistance including 

furniture, clothing etc. 

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Shelter and Housing 

 

St. Vincent De Paul 

Affordable Housing, 

8617 Teal St. 


svdpjuneau.org 

1-907-789-5535 

Direct assistance with rent or mortgage 

payments, electric and heating bills. 

Focus on local homeless issues. 15 

Transitional Housing apartments for 

homeless families with children, 11 

apartments for single homeless disabled, 

29 apartments for low-income 

households and 24 apartments for lowincome 

seniors. More than 100 

households are housed or kept from 

eviction by the Society each year. 

 

State of Alaska 

Division of Public Assistance 

400 Willoughby Ave. Ste. 301 


1-907-269-5777 

hss.state.ak.us/dpa/heat 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

Rent Payment Assistance, Rental 

Deposit Assistance, Utility Bill 

Assistance, Utility Deposit Assistance, 

Legal services to avoid eviction, 

Counseling in basic planning and family 

budgeting, advocacy and referral, follow 

up every 90 days for one year. Interestfree 

loans for rental and utility deposits 

and rent/ mortgage/foreclosure and 

utility payments. 

 

 

 

Alaska AIDS Assistance 

Association (4As) 

174 S. Franklin St. #207 


1-907-586-6089 

Provides housing services such as rent, 

utility and mortgage assistance to 

individuals living with HIV/AIDS. 

Alaska Housing and Finance 

Corporation (AHFC) 

PO Box 32139 


1-907-586-3750 

ahfc.state.ak.us 

Rental assistance for low-income 

families through the Public Housing and 

Housing Choice voucher programs. 

Affordable housing available through 

Coho and Chinook apartments. 

American Red Cross of Alaska 

3225 Hospital Dr. #202 


1-907-463-5713 

Emergency housing and other assistance 

to individuals and families impacted by 

natural and man-made disasters such as 

fires. 

 

 

 

THRHA 

5446 Jenkins Dr. 


1-907-780-6868 

o Elderly Low Income Rental 

Program 

Affordable rental opportunities 

for seniors 

o Family Low Income Rental 

Program 

Affordable rental opportunities 

for individuals and families. 

AWARE 

1547 Glacier Highway 


1-907-586-6623 

awareak.org 

Safe shelter for women and children 

who have had to relocate due to 

domestic violence, sexual assault and/or 

child abuse 

THRHA 

Fireweed Place 

415 Willoughby Ave. 


1-907-586-5000 

67 unit apartment complex for seniors 

(over 60). 

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The Glory Hole 



1-907-586-4159 


Open 24/7 

Clothing provision, bathing facilities. 43 

beds for men, women, and children. 

Check-in at 9:30 PM 

Check out at 8:00 AM. 

Alaska Housing and Development 

Corporation (AHDC) 

Housing Assistance Program 

1800 Northwood Dr. 


1-907-780-4533 or 780-6666 

ahdc@ptialaska.net 

Personal finances/ budget counseling, 

homeless prevention/ rapid 

re-housing. HUD funding for homeless 

prevention and rapid rehousing (HPRP). 

Funds may only be used for rent or 

utility arrearages, not for mortgage 

assistance. 

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Juneau Alliance for Mental Health 



1-907-463-3303 

Transitional and semi-permanent 

housing for individuals experiencing 

mental health issues. 

Gastineau Human Services 

Juno House 

9957 Aisek Dr. 


1-907-780-3041 

Affordable transitional housing. 

 

Housing First, Inc. 

119 Seward St. #4 


1-907-463-1276 

Offers affordable apartment rentals for 

low to moderate income individuals and 

families and develops new affordable 

housing solutions. 

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Job Training, Education and Work 

 

 

 

 

Central Council Tlingit and Haida 

Indian Tribes of Alaska- 477 Program 

9109 Mendenhall Mall Suite 8 


1-907-586-1432 

ccthita.org 

Career assessment testing, motivational 

training, and job skills workshops to all 

eligible clients. Financial assistance, 

employment services and training 

contracts provided. Child care assistance 

provided to eligible clients. 

The Canvas Community Space 

223 Seward St. 


1-907-586-1750 

canvasarts.org 

Studio, pottery, and gallery facilities for 

the Juneau arts community. Supportive 

environment that fosters creativity and 

inclusion of adults with disabilities 

through shared art experiences and 

exhibitions. 

Gastineau Human Services Corp. 

5597 Aisek St. 


1-907-780-3011 

Behavioral health, community 

corrections, education, and housing 

throughout Southeast Alaska to assist 

marginalized persons in building lives 

outside the correctional and welfare 

system. 

Glory Hole 



1-907-586-4159 


Laundry, showers, bus tokens to work, 

job interviews, medical services, 

housing search assistance, job search 

and placement program counseling. Job 

search assistance, clothing exchange 

service, new household setup assistance, 

and lunch. 

 

 

 

 

 

Goodwill Industries International 

www.goodwill.org 

Eliminating barriers to opportunity and 

helping people in need reach their fullest 

potential through the power of work. 

Juneau Job Center 

10002 Glacier Hwy #100 


1-907-465-4562 

jobs.state.ak.us/juneau 

Assistance with job search résumé 

preparation, varies workshops, program 

referrals, internet access and more. 

Polaris House 

P.O. Box 21661 


1-907-780-6775 

Vocational rehabilitation for people with 

severe mental illnesses utilizing a 

clubhouse model. 

SE Alaska Guidance Assn. (SAGA) 

P.O. Box 33037 


1-970-789-6172 

servealaska.org 

Providing youth with adventure based 

education and outdoor work experience 

that helps them make the connection 

between what they learn and how they 

live. 

Southeast Alaska’s Educational 

Resource Center (SERRC) 

210 Ferry Way 


1-907-586-6806 

serrc.org 

Provides direct student services, school 

and district support services, and 

community services including adult 

education to students of all ages 

throughout Alaska. Internet Access, 

GED classes and certification, job 

training. English as second language 

classes and more. 

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THRHA 

5446 Jenkins Dr. 


1-907-780-6868 

thrha.org 

Job training and special skill training 

often provided. Call or visit website for 

updated info. 

University of Alaska Southeast 

11120 Glacier Hwy 


1-907-796-6000 

uas.alaska.edu 

Offers Occupational Endorsements 

requiring under 30 credit hours in a 

variety of vocations suited to 

employment opportunities in this region. 

“Distance learning” on-line. career 

counseling and placement testing. 

Veteran Affairs Office 

709 West 9th St. (Federal Building) 


1-907-465-5953 

Vet Reps help with priority job referral, 

career counseling, career assessment, 

employment assessment, job 

development, labor market information, 

education assessment, job search 

workshops, special programs testing, 

and referral to educational services, 

resume assistance. 

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Family, Children and Youth 

 

 

 

 

 

Alaska Center for Resource Families 

9109 Mendenhall Mall Rd. Ste. 6A 


1-907-790-4246 

acrf.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:15AM - 4:15 PM 

Training, referral services, individual 

support and information for foster 

parents, adoptive parents, relative 

caretakers or guardians. 

Association for the Education of 

Young Children (AEYC) 

3100 Channel Dr., Ste. 215 


1-907-789-1235 

aeyc-sea.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM 

Good source of information on child 

care facilities and assistance with early 

education. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska 

110 Seward St. #2 


1-907-586-3350 

bigbrothersbigsistersalaska.org 

Provides mentors to all children who 

need and want a caring adult role model. 

Boy Scouts of America 

3117 Patterson St. 

Anchorage, AK. 99504 

1-907-337-9547 

scoutingalaska.org 

Educational programs for boys and 

young adults building character, training 

in responsibilities of citizenship, 

personal fitness, leadership, and outdoor 

skills. 


Child Assistance 

1-907-789-5535 


Licensed, full-time child development 

center to realize the full potential of 

every child regardless of income, race, 

 

 

 

 

place of origin, or physical/mental 

ability. 

Girl Scouts of Alaska 

316 W. 11th St. 


1-907-586-1710 

girlscoutsalaska.org 

Builds girls of courage, confidence and 

character, who make the world a better 

place. 

Juneau Pioneer Home 


1-907-789-5535 


Head Start for older children. 

Juneau Youth Services & 

Cornerstone Emergency Services 

2075 Jordan Ave. 


1-907-789-7610 or 7433 

www.jys.org 

Outreach/ public awareness, in person 

crisis intervention. Mediation, street 

outreach programs. Mobile crisis unit 

provides on-the-street and in-home 

outreach to youth at risk of running 

away or who have run away. 

REACH 

213 Third St. 


1-907-586-8228 

reachak.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

24 hour service available. Case/ Care 

management for developmental 

disabilities care coordination. Wide 

array of services to assist individuals 

and families with developmental delays 

and disabilities. 

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Catholic Community Services for Families 

 

 

 

Child Care Assistance Program 

Aids low to medium income families 

with cost of child care while they work 

or participate in approved education or 

training programs. 

Family Resource Center 

419 6th St. 


1-907-463-6100 

Family-friendly environment where 

parents and children can access an array 

of services. Extensive home visitation, 

case management services and life skills 

education. 

Southeast Alaska Family Evaluation 

Child Advocacy Center (SAFE) 

1-907-463-6157 

ccsjuneau.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM 

On call 24/7 

The Southeast Alaska Family 

Evaluation Child Advocacy Center is a 

child-friendly place where a multidisciplinary 

team of professionals joins 

hands to care for abused children. 

S.A.F.E. CAC decreases the overall 

impact of abuse by reducing further 

victimization; by increasing successful 

prosecutions of perpetrators; by 

encouraging parents and caregivers to 

stop abusive and neglectful behaviors; 

by reducing long-term costs to society; 

and by decreasing the number of child 

abuse victims through community 

awareness and prevention education. 

 

 

THREAD 

See AEYC above 

threadalaska.org 

Great resource on child care, early 

education information and training. Online 

child care referral service. 

Zach Gordon Youth Center 

396 Whittier St. 


1-907-586-2635 

juneau.org/parkrec/youthcenter 

Youth School year: 

Friday after school – 10:00 PM 

Saturday 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM 

Sunday - Closed 

Youth, Summer: 

Monday - Friday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM 



Adults: 

Monday - Friday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM 



A great place for community and 

recreation for youth and adults. Food 

and internet access available. 

 

SE Alaska Guidance Assn (SAGA) 

P.O. Box 33037 99803 


1-907-789-6172 

servealaska.org 

Providing youth with adventure based 

education and outdoor work experience 

that helps them make the connection 

between what they learn and how they 

live. 

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Seniors/ Elders 

 

 

Adult Protective Services 

1-800-478-9996 

Addresses needs of Seniors, adults with 

physical disabilities and seniors on 

Medicaid waivers, persons with 

developmental disabilities, vulnerable 

adults, assisted living providers. 

State of Alaska (SOA)/ Dept. of 

Administration 

Alaska Commission on Aging 

150 3rd St. 


1-907-465-3250 

alaskaaging.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. 

Advocates for state policy, public and 

private partnerships, 

state/ federal projects and citizen 

involvement to assists all to age 

successfully in homes, in communities 

or as near as possible. 

 

 

 

 

Elderly Low Income Rental Program 

*See shelter and housing 

Senior & Disabilities Services, 

Information & Referral (SOA) 

Senior Hotline 1-907-465-4874 

Social Security Administration 

709 W 9th St Ste 231 


1-907-586-7070 

Benefits administered for worker 

survivors, retirees, disabled citizens and 

Medicare recipients. 

Wildflower Court 

2000 Salmon Creek Lane 


1-907-463-8700 

Long-term care facility offering 

medical services and activities in an 

inspired living environment. 

 

 

 

SOA/ Health and Social Services 

Alaska Pioneer Homes 

333 Willoughby Ave. Ste. # 757 


1-907-465-4416 

hss.state.ak.us/dalp 

The Juneau Pioneer Home is home to 45 

seniors and embraces the Eden 

Alternative® philosophy. 

Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Agency 

3100 Channel Dr. Ste. 19 


1-907-586-6044 

alzalaska.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

Cornerstone Care 

9290 Hurlock Ave 

Anchor Point, AK. 99556 

1-907-789-7610 

Team-focused home health care, 

committed to helping one remain 

safely independent or assist in 

transitioning to a more suitable setting. 

 

 

 

Catholic Community Services for 

Elders Bridge Adult Day Center 

419 Sixth St. 


1-907-463-6170 

ccsjuneau.org 

Mon. – Fri. 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM 

Uplifting, relaxing, nurturing 

environment where seniors exercise 

mind and body. 

Care Coordination 

1-907-463-6195 

Makes it possible for seniors with 

physical or cognitive disabilities to 

remain at home and live as 

independently as possible. 

Care-a-Van Transportation 



1-907-463-6194 

www.ccsjuneau.org 

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Mon. – Sat. 7:00 AM - 11:30 PM 

Sun. 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM 

Safe, convenient, reliable prescheduled 

transportation throughout Juneau for 

seniors (60 and older) and the disabled. 

 

 

 

 


In-Home Services 

1-907-463-6198 

In-Home Services, respite, and chore 

services help elders to remain in their 

own homes, living independently. 

Respite offers caregivers an opportunity 

to rest, relax, and run errands or work. 

Chore services are available for elders 

who are no longer able to maintain their 

households. 

In-Home Counseling 

1-907-463-6163 

Seniors and their caregivers are eligible 

to receive free counseling for 

depression. 

Meals on Wheels 

3 rd St. Douglas Hwy. 


Mon. – Fri. Meals delivered 12:00 PM 

Senior nutrition provides hot, nutritious 

meals to all 60 years of age and older in 

downtown Juneau, Douglas, and Valley 

Senior Centers and homes of those who 

qualify with no consideration of income, 

residence, or ethnicity. 

Senior Community Centers 

1-907-463-6177 

Socialization, relaxation and 

participation in a wide range of 

programs for older adults. May include 

congregate meals, transportation, 

education, counseling, activities and 

health screenings. 

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Physical Health 

 

 

 

 

 

SE Alaska Regional Health 

Consortium (SEARHC) 

1046 Salmon Creek Ln. 

463-4000 

searhc.org 

gtl@searhc.org 

Non-profit tribal health consortium 

of 18 Native communities 

to serve health interests of Tlingit, 

Haida, Tsimshian, and other Native 

people of Southeast Alaska. 

Ethel Lund Specialty Clinic 

3245 Hospital Dr. 


1-907-463-4000 

Front St Clinic 

225 Front St. 


1-907-463-4201 

24-Hour Pregnancy Crisis Line, 

Planned Parenthood of AK/ Juneau 

Clinic 



1-907-523-5026 or 1-800-508-4673 

plannedparenthood.org 

Reproductive services, sliding scale. 

Alaska Network on Domestic 

Violence & Sexual Assault 

130 Seward St., Ste. 209 


1-907-586-3650 

ndvsa.org 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Care Net Pregnancy Center of Juneau 



1-907-789-9599 

Cornerstone Home Health Care 

5636 Glacier Hwy Ste. 100 


1-907-586-6838 

chhcare.com 

Council on Domestic Violence and 

Sexual Assault 

450 Whittier St., Ste. 105 


1-907-465-4356 

dps.state.ak.us/CDVSA 

Bartlett Regional Hospital 



1-907-796-8900 

bartletthospital.org 

Medical Bill Payment Assistance 

Assistance to qualifying patients, sliding 

scale to determine bill discounts. 

Prescription Assistance 

Emergency care for low-income 

Alaskans who do not qualify for 

Medicaid. 

Supportive Housing, Bartlett House 

People may stay at Bartlett House 

during out-patient care or while visiting 

loved ones in the hospital. 

 

AWARE (Aiding Women in Abuse 

& Rape Emergencies) 

24 Hour Crisis Line (AK. wide) 

1-800-478-1090 

Juneau 1-907-586-1090 

Trained advocates answer a 

24-hour crisis line for victims of 

domestic violence and/or sexual assault. 

 

State of Alaska Division of Public 

Assistance, Chronic and Acute 

Medical Assistance (CAMA) 

10002 Glacier Hwy Ste 201 

1-907-465-3537 

hss.state.ak.us/dpa/programs 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

Provides for emergency care for 

low-income Alaskans who do not 

qualify for Medicaid. 

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Juneau Family Health & Birth 

Center 

1601 Salmon Crk. Lane 


1-907-586-1203 

juneaubirthcenter.org 

info@juneaubirthcenter.org 


Healthy Future 

419 6th St. 


1-907-463-6100 

ccsjuneau.org 

Therapeutic foster care and clinical 

and rehabilitation services, case 

management, individual, family and 

group skill development. 

 

 

Juneau Public Health Center 

3412 Glacier Hwy. 


1-907-465-3353 

Sylvia.Severson@alaska.gov 

Sliding scale health care, vaccinations 

and testing. 

Southeast Alaska Veteran’s Clinic 

709 West 9th St (Federal Building) 


1-907-586-7472 

Ask Veteran Affairs Office for more 

info. Primary care provider, nurse 

practitioner, social worker, RN clinic 

manager, licensed practical nurse, health 

technician, patient services assistant and 

Administrative officer serve the needs of 

veterans in the Southeast Alaska region. 

 

Hospice and Home Care of Juneau, 


419 6th St. 


1-907-463-6111 

ccsjuneau.org 

Hospice and Home Care (HHCJ) nurses 

provide care to end of life patients in 

their own home and care for patients 

homebound after surgery or injury, or 

recovering from cardiac problems or 

stroke. Targeted at improving end-oflife 

care and bereavement, including 

those who may not have insurance or 

another payer source. 

 

 

Workers’ Compensation - SOA/ 

DOLWD - Fishermen’s Fund 

PO Box 21149 


1-907-465-6045 

labor.alaska.gov/wc/ffund 

Medical/Dental Insurance, Medical Bill 

Payment Assistance, emergency medical 

relief fund available to commercial 

fishermen only. 

Alaska’s Tobacco Quit Line 

1-800-QUIT-NOW 

It’s free, it’s confidential & it works! 

http://alaskaquitline.com/whatisATQL 

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Legal, Drug, and Alcohol Related 

 

 

 

 

Alaska Legal Services Corporation 

419 6 th St. 


1-907-586-6425 

Provides legal advice and 

representation to low-income 

Alaskans and seniors on civil 

matters. 

Society of St. Vincent De Paul 

Advocacy on behalf of homeless 

& working poor 

8617 Teal St. 


1-907-789-5535 

svdpusa.org/svdp 

Disability Law Center 

230 S. Franklin St., Ste. 206 


1-907-586-1627 

dlcak.org 

Non-profit law firm providing legal 

advocacy for people with disabilities. 

Gastineau Human Services 

Ex-Offender Assistance 



1-907-780-4338 

Security desk open 24/7 

1-907-780-3020 

www.ghscorp.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5: 00 PM 

Case/care management for exoffenders; 

reentry programs. 

Residential and Outpatient services 

for alcohol/ drug abuse, transition 

from correctional facilities. 

Opportunity to achieve personal 

growth and economic independence, 

training and employment. 

 

 

 

 

Gastineau Human Services Corp. 



1-907-780-3011 

ghscorp.org 

Behavioral health, community 

corrections, education, and housing 

throughout Southeast Alaska to assist 

marginalized persons in building 

lives outside the correctional and 

welfare system. 

Rainforest Recovery Center 

3260 Hospital Dr, 


1-907-796-8900 

Comprehensive treatment services 

for people with substance abuse, 

substance dependence, and other 

addiction disorders. Free emergency 

services program provides a safe 

place for impaired individuals to 

sleep and be monitored by trained 

staff until they are capable of selfcare. 

SEARHC 

24/7 SEARHC Help Line 

1-877-294-0074 

Outpatient alcohol and substance 

abuse treatment through Juneau 

Behavioral Health Clinic, and 

through Community Family 

Services program. A Behavioral 

Health Prevention Program works 

with schools and youth groups to 

prevent youth alcohol and substance 

abuse. 

Alcoholics Anonymous Juneau 

PO Box 21732 


1-907-586-1161 

step12.com/alaska 

AA help and AA information 

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AA MEETINGS 

SUNDAY 

11:00 AM – 12:00 PM 

Open RAC. 

Contact: Sheena 1-907-723-4062 

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM 

Women’s Freedom- CLOSED. 

At the jail so security clearance needed. 

Contact: Diane 1-907-364-1528 

7:30 PM - 8:30 PM 

Up the Creek **- OPEN. 

Public Health Service Bldg. 

Contact: Dominic 1-907-723-2200 

MONDAY 

6:45 AM - 7:30 AM 

Early Birds ** - OPEN 

Cathedral of the Nativity 

Contact: James 1-907-723-2439 

12:05 PM - 12:55 PM 

Brown Bag ** – OPEN 


Contact: Carol 1-907-586-2453 

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM 

5-Alive **- OPEN 

Cathedral of the Nativity. 

Contact: Jerry 1-907-586-2110 

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM 

Treadwell Group ** - OPEN 

Grapevine Study. Douglas Public Library. 

Contact: Amy 1-907-364-2443. 

TUESDAY 

6:45 PM - 7:30 AM 



Contact: Toby 1-907-209-8417 

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM 

Good Coffee – OPEN 

First Church of God 

Contact: James 1-907-957-0651. 

12:05 PM - 12:55 PM 

Brown Bag ** - OPEN 


Contact: Carol 1907-586-2453. 

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM 5-Alive** - OPEN 


Contact: Jerry 1-907-586-2110 

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM 

Women Living Sober - Women only 

St. Paul’s Church 

Contact: Barbara 1-907-209-5449. 

7:30 PM – 8:30 PM 

Lakeside Enlightenment– OPEN 

Chapel by the Lake 

WEDNESDAY 

6:45 AM - 7:30 AM 

Early Birds **- OPEN 


Contact: Mike 1-907-463-1252. 

12:05 PM – 12:55 PM 

Brown Bag ** – OPEN 


Contact: Carol 1-907-586-2453. 

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM 

5-Alive ** - OPEN 


Contact: James 1-907-723-2439. 

5:30 PM - 6:30 PM 

Perfect Meeting for Sobriety- Women only 


Contact: Eileen 1-907-789-2706. 

THURSDAY 

6:45 AM – 7:30AM 



Contact: Toby 1-907-209-8417. 

12:05 PM - 12:55PM 

Brown bag ** - OPEN 


Contact: Carol 1-907-586-2453. 

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM 

5-Alive ** - OPEN 


Contact: Jerry 1-907-586-2110. 

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7:00 PM – 8:00 PM 

Women Living Sober- Women only 

St. Paul’s Church. 

Contact: Barbara 1-907-209-5449. 

FRIDAY 

6:45 AM - 7:30 AM 



Contact: Nora 1-907-463-3362. 

12:05 PM - 12:55 PM 

Brown Bag ** - OPEN 


Contact: Carol 1-907-586-2453. 

5:00 PM – 6:00 PM 

5-Alive **- OPEN 


Contact: Jerry 1-907-586-2110. 

7:00 PM – 8:00 PM 

707 GROUP **- CLOSED 

St. Paul’s Church. 

Contact: Jill 1-907-789-3239. 

SATURDAY 

8:00 AM - 9:15 AM 

35 & Alive – CLOSED RAC. 

Contact: Jan 1-907-209-3084. 

6:00 PM – 7:00 PM 

Saturday Solutions ** - OPEN 

Faith Lutheran Church 

Potluck on 3rd Saturday of month @ 5 pm. 

Contact: Sara 1-907-789-3261. 

8:00 PM - 9:30 PM 

Saturday Night Live – OPEN 

RAC 

Contact: Sean 1-907-364-3186. 

SPEAKER TAPE LENDING LIBRARY 

On the window sill in the meeting room of the 

Cathedral of the Nativity, downtown. Cassettes 

and CDs. Take, listen, return – honor system. 

** AA Books available at the meetings 

identified with two asterisks. 

TRAVELLERS 

If you are travelling out of Juneau, you may find 

a meeting list for your destination in the basket 

in the meeting room of the Cathedral of the 

Nativity, downtown -- take what you need. 

Returning to or visiting Juneau, please deposit 

schedules from your travels in the basket at 5th 

& Gold -- pass it on! 

MEETING LOCATIONS 

Cathedral of the Nativity- Downtown. 

Entrance to the left of statue of Mary on the 

corner of 5th and Gold Streets. 

Chapel by the Lake- Auke Bay 

11024 Auke Lake Way - in the basement under 

the administrative offices. Near the University of 

Alaska SE. 

Douglas Public Library- 

1016 3rd Street Douglas. 

NOTE: The Douglas Library is closed on State 

holidays so there will be no meeting on those 

days. 

Faith Lutheran Church- 

2500 Sunset Drive (enter at corner door from 

parking lot). 

First Church of God 

2215 Ka-see-an 

2 blocks behind Mike’s Union gas station. 

Public Health Service Bldg 

3412 Glacier Hwy. 

Across from Twin Lakes parking lot. Entrance 

on right side of building. 

RAC – Rainforest Activity Center 


Across from hospital main entrance, between 

RRC and the Bartlett House. 


9055 Atlin Dr. in the valley 

In the older building. The Women Living Sober 

mtgs are downstairs in the sanctuary. The 707 

meeting is upstairs in the large room. The PMS 

meeting is downstairs in room #5. 

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Mental Health 

 

 

Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Agency 

3100 Channel Dr. Ste. 19 


1-907-586-6044 

alzalaska.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

AWARE 

Education and Support Groups 

Children’s Counseling 



1-907-586-6623 

Free confidential weekly education and 

support groups for women and children. 

Counseling for child victims of sexual 

assault and/ or domestic violence. 

 




1-907-463-8700 

Long- term care facility offering 

medical services and activities in an 

inspired living environment. 

 


In-Home Counseling 

1-907-463-6163 

Seniors and their caregivers, 55 and 

older, are eligible to receive free 

counseling services for depression and 

other mental health issues through the 

Senior Counseling program. 

 

Juneau Alliance for Mental Health 



1-907-463-3303 

Medication management, psychiatric 

And case management services. 

 

Polaris House 

P.O. Box 21661 


1-907-780-6775 

Provides vocational rehabilitation to 

people with severe mental illnesses 

utilizing a clubhouse model. 

 

REACH 

213 Third St. 


1-907-586-8228 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

24 hour service available 

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Disability 

 

 

 

 

Care-a-Van Transportation, 




1-907-463-6194 

www.ccsjuneau.org 

Mon. – Sat. 7:00 AM - 11:30 PM 

Sun. 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM 

Safe, convenient, reliable 

prescheduled transportation throughout 

Juneau for seniors (60 and older) and the 

disabled. 

Disabled Parking Permits and 

Disabled Plates 

Dept. of Motor Vehicles Juneau 

2760 Sherwood Lane, Suite B 


1-907-465-4361 

Mon. – Fri. 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 

Available to persons at least 50 percent 

disabled or medically handicapped. 

Disability Law Center 

230 S. Franklin St., Ste. 206 


1-907-586-1627 

dlcak.org 

Non-profit legal advocacy for people 

with disabilities. 

Hope Community Resources 

Southeast 

9109 Mendenhall Mall Rd. Ste. 5D 


1-907-463-3602 

9301 Glacier Hwy, Ste. 100 


hopealaska.org 

Case/care management for 

developmental disabilities: 2 assisted 

living homes, services in natural family 

settings, mission of keeping families 

together. 

 

 

 

 

 

Polaris House 

P.O. Box 21661 


1-907-780-6775 

Vocational rehabilitation to people with 

severe mental illnesses utilizing a 

clubhouse model. 

REACH 

213 Third St. 


1-907-586-8228 

reachak.org 

Mon. – Fri. 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 

24-hour service available. 

Care coordination to assist individuals 

and families with developmental delays 

and disabilities. 

Social Security 

1-907-586-7070 

Benefits for worker survivors, retirees, 

disabled citizens and Medicare 

recipients. 

Southeast Alaska Independent 

Living (SAIL) 

3225 Hospital Dr. Ste. # 300 


1-907-586-4920 

sailinc.org 

Empowers Southeast Alaskans with 

disabilities by providing and promoting 

options to live as active, productive and 

involved citizens in their community of 

choice. 




1-907-463-8700 

Long-term care facility offering medical 

services and activities in an inspired 

living environment. 

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