Karluk Manor

Karluk Manor is a Housing First residence in Anchorage operated by Rural Alaska Community Action Program (RurAL CAP). Opened in 2011, it was Alaska’s first Housing First residence and was designed to provide permanent housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness. Its approach places stable housing at the center of support without making sobriety a precondition for residence.

RurAL CAP’s supportive housing program combines permanent and transitional housing with behavioral health and supportive services. Tenants may have access to case management, psychotherapy, daily living skills training, benefits assistance, tenancy support, appointment assistance, and referrals. The listing also describes Karluk Manor as offering furnished efficiency units and on-site supportive services.

For related resources, explore NHREA’s homeless assistance resources in Alaska and federal assistance resources. Visit RurAL CAP’s Adult Supportive Housing & Unhoused Services page to confirm current program details.