VOA implemented ASAM Level 3.7 at ARCH. This higher level of residential treatment includes expanded psychiatric services and medication management.
Talking with your kids about drugs and alcohol isn’t easy, so our Prevention Education Instructors lays out some tips to have a meaningful conversation.
VOA’s Director of Communications testifies to the House Education Committee in support of HB 202.
In an ADN opinion article, CEO Julia Luey highlights the potential for expanding services for young Alaskans.
Aaron Osterback, Coalition Coordinator, joined two teens on Alaska Public Media to talk about underage drinking.
A “Lunch and Learn” presentation in the Alaska State Capitol for legislators and their staff.
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.
VOA’s Prime for Life teacher challenges students to reflect on themselves and the world around them.
A panel discussion, featuring Program Director Carlos Diaz, was recorded for a local podcast.
In our January 2024 newsletter, we celebrate Be the Light donors and announce a new crisis intervention service.
