Covenant House Alaska

Located at 755 A Street in Anchorage, Covenant House Alaska supports young people ages 13 to 24 experiencing homelessness, trafficking, or housing instability. Its services connect immediate safety and basic needs with longer-term planning, including meals, showers, clean clothing, health care, counseling, and individualized case management.

The organization’s housing programs are designed to help youth move toward self-sufficiency. Options described by Covenant House Alaska include MACK House for minors, transitional living through Path to Independence and Passage House for young mothers and pregnant teens, and Covey Lofts for young adults seeking an affordable path to independent living. Support may also include life-skills development, financial literacy, education assistance, employment preparation, family mediation, housing referrals, and connections to community providers.

Visit Covenant House Alaska’s official housing information to review program details before seeking assistance. Additional homeless assistance in Alaska and federal assistance resources are also available through NHREA.