Category: Supportive Housing

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We’re Celebrating Pride Every Day

June 23, 2023

In this month’s newsletter, we celebrate pride and hear from our staff on what being an ally means to them.

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No One Stands Alone: A Message from CEO Julia Luey

February 6, 2023

Julia shares some of the many ways VOA Alaska connected in 2022.

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‘Not Just Housing:’ Partnering with Covenant House to End the Experience of Houselessness

February 6, 2023

Together with Covenant House and other local partners, we are providing housing, support, and healing for young Alaskans.

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Our Philosophy of Care

December 6, 2022

Our core beliefs as an organization and how those guide our approach to serving Alaska’s youth and families.

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The Hydra of Homelessness: Relationship is Therapeutic

October 10, 2022

Our Supportive Housing team joins a local podcast to discuss and debunk stereotypes about substance use and houselessness.

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Creating a Safe and Supportive Space for All Young Alaskans

June 27, 2022

Here’s how VOA Alaska is showing up every day for the youth and young adults in our care.

VOA Alaska on the Mental Health Mosaics Podcast

February 28, 2022

VOA Alaska is excited and honored to participate in the Mental Health Mosaics project from Out North, which includes a podcast featuring a few members of our team.

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Embracing our Shared Resiliency: A Message from CEO Julia Luey

February 1, 2022

Julia reflects on the past year and shares how our team came together with a renewed sense of resiliency to face challenges and continue serving Alaska’s youth and families.