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Olympic Gold Medalist, Kikkan Randall, Nadine Baker, Ph.D., and Brandy Stratman, LCSW discuss youth behavioral health in Alaska.

In partnership with Providence Alaska Foundation, Providence Health & Services Alaska invested $49,500 in community partnership funding to help Stepping Stones with facility upgrades.

A ham and cheese sandwich is what Theodore Terenty Merculief craves. It’s about 2 p.m. – a little late for lunch, but too early for dinner.

David Jones sits slumped over his walker in a waiting room chair at a makeshift clinic in Anchorage’s Sullivan Arena. He’s wearing a face mask, faded jeans and rubbing his knee like a baker kneading.

It takes two jobs for Yolanda Daniels to support her family. She is a single mother to three children, one in high school and the other two in elementary school.

In partnership with Providence Alaska Foundation, Providence Health & Services Alaska invested $10,000 in community partnership funding to help the association continue its good works.

Kodiak Island is home to some 6,000 residents, and a third of them, like Mary Morris, are 60 or older. This means the Senior Citizens of Kodiak plays a vital role in keeping older Alaskans thriving.

Homeless Family Services in Anchorage, Alaska