Thousands of people experience homelessness on any given day in Anchorage. And each day, hundreds of them take shelter in a CSS Shelter. Brother Francis Shelter, Clare House, and Complex Care are more than just emergency shelters for adults and families. Behavioral Health Services case managers work around the clock to help people transition out of homelessness and toward permanent stability.

How We Shelter Our Neighbors

Behavior Health Services case managers provide trauma-informed care and critical time intervention to clients and clinicians work directly with individuals and families to help them overcome obstacles to permanent stability.

A Story of Hope Through Veteran Services

St. Francis House Food Pantry provides hunger relief to 50-150 families each day. One of the largest food pantries in Anchorage and a leader in the anti-hunger network, St. Francis House Food Pantry provides a 2-day emergency supply of food to anyone in need.

How We Feed Our Neighboors

The Alaska Office for Refugees administers the state refugee resettlement program for Alaska. We provide work with sub-awardees like Refugee Assistance & Immigration Services provide new arrivals with resources as they settle in Alaska—connecting them with jobs and weaving them into the fabric of the community. 

How We Provide Opportunity

The challenges of caring for a loved one with developmental disabilities are great, but Family Disability Services exists to ensure they are not insurmountable. We provide a range of developmental disability resources and trained respite providers who work with people in their homes and out in the community.

How We Help You Care for Loved Ones