AWARE provides safe shelter, advocacy, education and support for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse, and community prevention/education on these issues.

Foster Grandparent, Senior Companion and RSVP Programs place senior volunteers in meaningful community service opportunities with children, frail or isolated seniors or in non-profit agencies.

Providing meaningful access to justice in resolving civil legal problems for low-income clients, thus promoting family stability and reducing the legal consequences of poverty.

A key collaborator in providing support to those living with HIV/AIDS and their families, and in eliminating transmission of the HIV virus.

Volunteer-led agency providing emergency relief to victims of disasters and life saving education to help our community prepare for, prevent, and respond to emergencies.

We work to increase the availability, affordability, and accessibility of high quality early learning programs through support, education, and resources to parents, programs, and communities.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeast Alaska helps children reach their potential through professionally supported one-to-one relationships.

Boys & Girls Club provides youth access to positive adult mentors, safe, supervised facilities and youth development programs empowering them to become productive, caring citizens.

Provides educational programs for boys and young adults building character, training in responsibilities of participating citizenship, developing personal fitness, leadership skills, and teaching outdoor skills.

Trained volunteers provide assistance, respite and companionship to Sitkans experiencing limited mobility due to illness or frailty, and those nearing the end of life.

Cancer Connection assists cancer survivors by providing education and awareness, support via volunteer mentors and groups, information resources, travel assistance and counseling.

Programs for seniors, children and families in Southeast Alaska, including Hospice and Home Care of Juneau, Southeast Senior Services, and Child Care and Family Resources.

We provide behavioral health, community corrections, education, and housing throughout Southeast Alaska to assist marginalized persons in building lives outside the correctional and welfare system.

Builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.

Provides emergency shelter, meals and compassion daily to all who are non-violent and alcohol/drug free; makes referrals for jobs, housing, health care, counseling.

We provide food at no cost and with dignity, directly to people in need. Administrative costs are zero as volunteers make up the entire staff.

Trained volunteers provide care for the chronically and terminally ill and to their families. We also offer bereavement support and grief education to the community.

Committed to providing midwifery care, affordable and accessible health care, parenting education and support, and preventative counseling.

Provides safe temporary housing for individuals and families who are homeless. Facilities include showers, kitchen and laundry room.

A network of caring christian churches helping Juneau families and individuals address physical and emotional needs through food pantry, clothing, furniture and other services.

Works with youth, parents, schools and other community groups to create positive experiences and support systems for children and youth.

Provides reproductive health care, education and advocacy to Alaskan residents through medical clinics and education offices in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Sitka, and Soldotna.

Services to individuals at risk of or those experiencing developmental disabilities. Services include assessment, intake, care coordination, respite, support living and employment services.

Seniors and adults with disabilities provided Adult Day and Assisted Living services in day and 24 hour settings. Medical Equipment Loan available community-wide.

Providing food, clothing, emergency shelter and hope to families and individuals in need.

Prevent and reduce the effects of mental illness/substance abuse in the lives of youth, adults, and families by providing caring, professional, therapeutic, and preventative services.

Provides essential services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault of their children, including immediate safety, crisis intervention, children’s services, and education and prevention.

Collects, stores and distributes donated food items to non-profit member agencies serving Southeast’s disadvantaged populations including low income, homeless, disabled, or elderly.

Providing youth with adventure-based education and outdoor work experience that helps them make the connection between what they learn and how they live.

Advocacy, peer support, information and referral, independent living skills, interpreter referral, and adaptive recreation services for people of all ages with disabilities.

Instruction in basic reading, writing, math, ESL, computer literacy, GED preparation/testing, job search, and employment  training in Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka and throughout Southeast Alaska.

Provides monetary assistance, food, clothing, housing, childcare and family support services to the needy throughout southeast Alaska.

Long-term care facility offering medical services and activities in an inspired living environment.

Promotes zero tolerance for violent crimes against women & children, and advocates for victims' rights.

Provides a “home away from home” for youth. Supported activities include basketball, climbing wall, lounge, kitchen and meal distribution and scholarships.