VOA Alaska

VOA Alaska provides behavioral health and well-being services for youth, young adults, and families. Its programs address mental health, substance use, trauma, anxiety, depression, anger management, and related challenges through a strength-based, person-centered approach. The organization describes its services as low- or no-cost.

Adolescent services include mental health therapy, substance use counseling, and family therapy, with outpatient, intensive outpatient, and partial hospitalization options. Young adults ages 18–24 can receive therapy and recovery support along with employment, education, peer, and life-skills assistance. Learn more about VOA Alaska’s outpatient behavioral health services.

Family-focused support includes home-based services, education, intervention, family therapy, and kinship care resources for relatives caring for children. For additional housing and homelessness resources, visit NHREA’s Alaska resource page or explore federal assistance resources. Visit VOA Alaska’s official website to confirm current program details.