Covenant House Alaska

Covenant House Alaska in Anchorage supports young people experiencing homelessness, trafficking, or housing instability. Its services include case management, meals, showers, clean clothing, safe sleeping space, healthcare, mental health and substance use support, legal referrals, education assistance, and individualized planning.

Housing programs help youth move toward stability and self-sufficiency. Options include MACK House for minors, transitional support for young adults, housing for young mothers and pregnant teens, and affordable apartment living for young adults. Youth can also receive mentoring, recreation and enrichment, job-readiness guidance, budgeting support, and parenting resources.

Visit the Covenant House Alaska website to review program details and confirm current information. Additional resources are available through NHREA’s Alaska homeless assistance guide and federal assistance resources.