Alaska

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Welcome to Alaska's 2025 Annual Report

From the moment they stepped foot in Alaska, the Sisters of Providence worked tirelessly to serve the needs of the community. This commitment meant partnering with people and organizations who shared our Mission of serving all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable.

Providence’s dedication to providing excellent, compassionate care continues today, both inside and outside the walls of our hospitals and clinics to address our communities' needs. This year’s Annual Report highlights the incredible work our caregivers and community partners are doing to serve vulnerable populations across Alaska. These efforts include:

  • Project SEARCH, which provides training and employment opportunities to young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
  • Alaska CARES, which has delivered evaluation and treatment for child victims of abuse for 30 years.
  • The Providence Kodiak Island Counseling Center, providing local mental health clinicians dedicated to strengthening services and reducing barriers in their home community.
  • Advocates for Victims of Violence in Valdez, which served more than 3,000 clients across a region the size of Ohio.
  • The Seward Prevention Coalition, which supports healing from Adverse Childhood Experiences to help individuals pursue healthy, productive lives.

These programs are made possible by the people and organizations who show up for our communities every day, and Providence is honored to support and collaborate with them. Together, our shared investment strengthens communities across Alaska.

Looking ahead, Providence will continue honoring the legacy of our founding Sisters’ faith and commitment to service by finding new and enduring ways to support the evolving needs of Alaskans.

Deborah Berini
Chief Executive, Providence Alaska

Alaska Infographic showing $66.8 million in total benefits to our community in 2025