The small nonprofit opened in 2006 to help feed those who otherwise would go hungry.

The Kodiak Women’s Resource & Crisis Center started in 1978 with humble beginnings, after a few concerned residents saw a need to help.

AVV provided 343 referrals to other service agencies for resources, received 405 calls from someone in crisis and provided 452 shelter nights to 79 victims and survivors.

Providence Health & Services Alaska supports Access Alaska to the tune of $25,000 in 2019, which allows the program to serve a growing number of clientele.

At the end of each lunch shift, the cafeteria at Providence Alaska Medical Center often has food that hasn’t sold. Fortunately, the hospital does not let that good food go to waste.

New Life believes everyone has the capacity to change. So does Providence Health & Services Alaska, whose mission is to serve the poor and vulnerable.

University of Providence recently placed a focus on educating and serving rural communities by starting Bachelors of Science in Nursing programs in Lewistown, Montana and and Anchorage, Alaska.

Nursing shortages stem from multiple factors, but one of the industry’s biggest challenges is availability of quality training for new nurses in post-secondary institutions.

Homeless Family Services in Anchorage, Alaska