Call us at (907) 279-9640 or schedule a service online.
Empowering Alaska's
Youth and Families
VOA Alaska provides mental, emotional, and behavioral health services and supports to youth and their families at low or no cost.
We are here to help you. VOA Alaska offers a range of services in person, in schools, in the community, and via telehealth. Based on the needs of your child or teen, our team strives to provide the right level of care at the right time.
Our Behavioral Health professionals educate and support youth struggling with substance misuse and mental health challenges, while also providing a safe space for healing.
Additionally, our Public Health team is on the front line of prevention, our Supportive Housing team serves our state’s most vulnerable youth, and our Kinship Family Program serves Alaskans raising relative children.
Don’t see a form above? Click here to schedule a service with VOA Alaska.
VOA Alaska provides mental, emotional, and behavioral well-being services and support to youth and their families at low or no cost.
We are here to help you. VOA Alaska offers a range of services in person, in schools, in the community, and via telehealth. Based on the needs of your child or teen, our team strives to provide the right level of care at the right time.
Our Behavioral Health professionals educate and support youth struggling with substance misuse and mental health challenges, while also providing a safe space for healing.
Additionally, our Public Health team is on the front line of prevention, our Permanent Supportive Housing team serves our state’s most vulnerable youth, and our Kinship Family Program serves Alaskans raising relative children.
Read the Latest News and Stories from VOA Alaska
How does VOA Alaska support LGBTQ+ youth?
What does it mean to truly be a “safe and supportive environment” for every Alaskan?
Tips for Keeping Kids Engaged Over Summer Break
Summer is here! There’s an abundance of activities to enjoy during Alaska’s three month break from winter. But as fun as it can be, summer brings its own unique stressors.
Advocates for mental health say talking is the first step to healing
IN THE NEWS: A VOA Alaska school-based mental health clinicians discusses the importance of normalizing mental health and more with host Lori Townsend.
An alternative high school in Anchorage is focusing on mental health to help students graduate
IN THE NEWS: At Benny Benson, VOA's school-based clinician is a key part of a team of counselors and educators committed to helping students graduate.
How does VOA Alaska support LGBTQ+ youth?
What does it mean to truly be a “safe and supportive environment” for every Alaskan?
Tips for Keeping Kids Engaged Over Summer Break
Summer is here! There’s an abundance of activities to enjoy during Alaska’s three month break from winter. But as fun as it can be, summer brings its own unique stressors.
Advocates for mental health say talking is the first step to healing
IN THE NEWS: A VOA Alaska school-based mental health clinicians discusses the importance of normalizing mental health and more with host Lori Townsend.
An alternative high school in Anchorage is focusing on mental health to help students graduate
IN THE NEWS: At Benny Benson, VOA’s school-based clinician is a key part of a team of counselors and educators committed to helping students graduate.
Social and Emotional Competence of Children: Preventing Child Abuse #5
When kids learn to understand not only their emotions but the emotions of others, they set a foundation of intentional interpersonal interactions for the rest of their lives.