Volunteers of America (VOA)/Alaska

Nestled in Eagle River, Alaska, Volunteers of America (VOA)/Alaska is dedicated to providing extensive substance use treatment for both adults and children grappling with severe mental health challenges. Their offerings include a range of programs such as long-term residential care, outpatient services, and 24-hour supervised residential options, all designed to meet various needs. A distinctive feature of this facility is its incorporation of diverse therapeutic approaches. Here, clients can benefit from anger management strategies, brief intervention techniques, and the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy. This multifaceted approach aims to equip individuals with the tools necessary for recovery and personal growth. Recognizing that different populations have unique requirements, VOA/Alaska also runs specialized programs for adolescents, as well as individuals who have endured intimate partner violence, domestic violence, or sexual abuse. With a commitment to inclusivity, the facility serves a broad spectrum of people—adults, children, adolescents, and young adults, regardless of gender—ensuring that each person receives high-quality, individualized care tailored specifically to their circumstances and needs.