- September 30, 2024The Johnson O'Malley (JOM) program provides supplemental educational opportunities and advocacy for Alaska Native and American Indian students from three…
September 30, 2024Head Start is a nationwide, federally funded program to promote school readiness by enhancing the social, physical, and cognitive development…- September 30, 2024Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) provides financial assistance to families with dependent children while emphasizing work participation, education, family…
- September 30, 2024General Assistance (GA) provides financial assistance to eligible Alaska Natives and American Indians for essential needs (food, clothing, shelter and…
September 30, 2024Burial Assistance is an indigent burial program that provides financial assistance to help surviving family members with the high costs…- September 30, 2024The Enrollment program establishes eligibility and officially registers eligible individuals of Tlingit and/or Haida descent as tribal citizens. Tribal citizens…
September 30, 2024Reentry & Recovery provides sober and supportive environments for participants returning from incarceration and those who have completed residential treatment…- September 30, 2024The Office of Emergency Management (OEM) provides timely, integrated, and coordinated response to address the four phases of emergency management:…
September 30, 2024The Forestry program provides professional forest management services to Native allotment owners in Southeast Alaska. Services include: Forest Resource Analysis…- September 30, 2024The Cultural Resources program repatriates objects of cultural patrimony, sacred objects, funerary objects, and human remains in accordance with the…