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2025: Resources, Reentry-Services and Information

Reentry Coalition FLYER 2025
Downloadable Coalition Information Flyer

Medications for Assisted Treatment (MAT) Guide, 3rd Edition *NEW UPDATES, 2025*
The Alaska Division of Behavioral Health released this practical, evidence-based resource designed to support providers, partners, and communities across Alaska.
What You’ll Find in the Guide:

-Clinical overviews of MAT options, including mechanisms, access pathways, and key considerations
-Guidance on screening, assessing, and referring individuals for MAT
-Strategies for integrating MAT into primary care and community-based services
-Communication tips and tools to address common myths with patients and families
-Provider FAQs and links to additional training opportunities

Restoring Your Voting Rights, post-DOC Custody/Probation/Parole
If you are no longer serving a sentence and have been unconditionally discharged from supervision by AK-DOC, you can register to vote in Alaska. Click the header to learn more from elections.alaska.gov

 

Mini-Grants, Mental Health Trust Authority *NEW UPDATES, 2025* provides individuals within all Trust beneficiary groups up to $2,500 for a broad range of equipment, supplies and services to improve their quality of life, increase independent functioning, and help them attain and maintain healthy and productive lifestyles. A mini grant is based on need and is awarded to an agency on behalf of the beneficiary. Please note: Trust mini grants must be awarded to beneficiaries through an agency; individuals cannot directly apply or receive grant funds. 

 

Release Identification Cards/Community Information Sheet

 A Brief Information Sheet, created by the Coalition, offering information about the "hard card" Release Identification Cards 

Direct Services Request, AK-Department of Corrections Application and Information Page

2025, Reentry services can aid qualified reentrants with a variety of services to include transitional housing, bus passes, cell phones, treatment, & clothing. Reentry Services aids reentrants statewide when assistance is not available through other sources.

Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, Returning Home Voucher  The Returning Home Voucher is for those on Probation and Parole that meet low-income eligibility by providing financial assistance to obtain affordable housing. It helps families lease privately owned rental units from participating landlords with up to 24 months of rental assistance and security deposit assistance to eligible families. Potentially eligible candidates should work with their Probation and Parole Officers (PO) to apply.

Substance Use Treatment Options for Anchorage Guide Substance and Alcohol Misuse Treatment Providers in Alaska. Excel Spreadsheet sortable by Service Location, level of care, avg. length of stay.

Alaska Legal Services Corporation  ALSC assists clients who are facing critical civil legal issues. These issues include: consumer law, family law, housing problems, public benefits, healthcare complications, Alaska Native law, and other areas specific to veterans or the elderly.

 

ALASKA 211 (United Way) No matter where you live in Alaska, 2-1-1 is your one-stop resource for connecting with a wide variety of services in your community including emergency food and shelter, educational opportunities, alcohol and drug treatment programs, senior services, child care, and much more.​

 

907NAVIGATION (AK Impact Alliance) free resource designed to help Alaskans easily find and navigate local resources, social services and benefit systems. It provides up-to-date information on available resources, step-by-step navigation support, and additional tools to assist individuals and families in accessing the support they need.     


Click here for RESOURCE Navigation         Click here for SYSTEM/INFORMATION Navigation

Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center Federally Qualified Health Center that provides primary health care services for everyone in our community, with a special focus on those who face extra barriers to care. Complete a New Patient Packet and Sliding Fee Scale Discount Application to begin services. Sliding Fee Scale Discount applies to all services at ANHC, including dental care and prescription medications.

Anchorage Native Primary Care Center (ANMC/SCF) Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) primary care services are offered in SCF’s nine primary care clinics and the outpatient pediatrics clinic located inside the Anchorage Native Primary Care Center. 

 

3rd Avenue Resource & Navigation Center A place for adults experiencing homelessness to access a full range of services, from short-term needs like a shower or a phone charge, to long-term engagement like case management and employment support. Along with CSS staff, other partner service providers work alongside us and share the facility, so a client at the center can meet with case managers, housing coordinators, and employment specialists all in one location.

 

State of Alaska, Department of Health  oversees a wide range of public health services, programs, and initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of Alaskans such as community public health testing programs, Medicaid/Medicare, SNAP (Food Stamps) Childcare, Vital Record ordering, etc. ​​

Other Relevent Documents 

The Alaska Community Reentry Manual Ver. 4.1 (PDF; 2020)  This manual is a toolkit for coalition leaders, members, coordinators and case managers for conducting the work of the Alaska Community Reentry Program, a statewide effort to reduce recidivism to corrections through partnerships, supports and services to address the complex needs of prisoners reentering their communities.

Alaska Reentry Partnership Website The Alaska Reentry Partnership is a collaboration of individuals, organizations, community advocates, and public entities that support success before, during, and after incarceration.

Infographic 
An infographic containing data and information about the impacts of incarceration in Alaska, and about reentry. 

Word Cloud Graphic
 An infographic containing qualitative data and information about what will aid reentrants in their reentry, and help keep them in the community. 

Inmate Reentry Survey
A brief summary of the results from the Inmate Reentry Survey which highlights some of the potential

needs of individuals when they return to the community. 

Alaska Criminal Justice Commission (Sunset: 2022)

Alaska Justice Information Center (Alaska Data Dashboard)

Community Partnerships (Click logo to link to information)

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