Salvation Army McKinnell House

The Salvation Army McKinnell House in Anchorage provides temporary emergency shelter for families with children experiencing homelessness. The program offers lodging and staff support in a structured setting designed to help families address immediate needs while working toward stable housing.

Adults work with case managers to create an individualized plan for transitioning to independent living. Services described by the program include educational support for children in partnership with the Anchorage School District, nutritious meals and snacks, life-skills development, and continued case management for six months after a family moves into independent housing.

Visit the official McKinnell House program page to confirm current details. Additional information about homeless assistance in Alaska and federal assistance resources may also be helpful.