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Call us at (907) 279-9640
or schedule a service online.
Call us at (907) 279-9640 or schedule a service online.
Empowering Alaska's
Youth, Young Adults, and Families
VOA Alaska provides behavioral health and well-being services to youth, young adults, and their families at low- or no-cost.
Our strength-based and person-centered services promote wellness in all areas of a person’s life through mental health therapy, substance use counseling, family therapy and kinship care, supportive housing, and residential treatment.
We are in schools, in the community, and supporting Alaskans statewide via telehealth.
As a non-profit, these services are offered at low- or no-cost, and no one is ever turned away due to an inability to pay.
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.
VOA Alaska’s strength-based and person-centered services promote wellness in all areas of a person’s life through mental health therapy, substance use counseling, family therapy and kinship care, supportive housing, and residential treatment.
We are in schools, in the community, and supporting Alaskans statewide via telehealth.
As a non-profit, these services are offered at low- or no-cost, and no one is ever turned away due to an inability to pay.
Read the Latest News and Stories from VOA Alaska
Alaska’s young people are suffering. What are we doing to save them?
In an ADN opinion article, CEO Julia Luey highlights the potential for expanding services for young Alaskans.
Connecting to Culture: Empowering Youth with Culturally Grounded Activities
With support from Alaska Children's Trust, youth in VOA's programs learned how to bead bracelets and go ice fishing.
Talking with teens about underage drinking – Hometown, Alaska
Aaron Osterback, Coalition Coordinator, joined two teens on Alaska Public Media to talk about underage drinking.
From Crisis to Hope: Alaska’s youth mental health crisis and solutions to improve the overall system of care
A "Lunch and Learn" presentation in the Alaska State Capitol for legislators and their staff.
Alaska’s young people are suffering. What are we doing to save them?
In an ADN opinion article, CEO Julia Luey highlights the potential for expanding services for young Alaskans.
Connecting to Culture: Empowering Youth with Culturally Grounded Activities
With support from Alaska Children’s Trust, youth in VOA’s programs learned how to bead bracelets and go ice fishing.
Talking with teens about underage drinking – Hometown, Alaska
Aaron Osterback, Coalition Coordinator, joined two teens on Alaska Public Media to talk about underage drinking.
From Crisis to Hope: Alaska’s youth mental health crisis and solutions to improve the overall system of care
A “Lunch and Learn” presentation in the Alaska State Capitol for legislators and their staff.
Reflecting on Our Responsibility: A Message from CEO Julia Luey
As a direct-service provider on the front-lines of the youth mental health crisis, our responsibility takes us far beyond the walls of our offices.