On any given night up to 20 youth, ages 10-17 years old, are kept off the streets through our crisis shelter, Hidle House.  In Hidle, we focus on providing safe shelter while working with youth to resolve immediate family problems.  Often these youth and their families need short-term cooling off periods, up to 21 days. Other youth are placed as a result of abuse, neglect or abandonment for up to 30 days. For additional, info and photos click here.

Empowering youth, 16-21 years old, to become fully prepared contributing, interdependent members of the community; The Bridge Transitional Living Program serves up to 6 youth residentially and 14 youth in non-residential services each year. These youth continue or complete their education, establish employment, and develop essential life skills during the course of this 18 month program. For additional, info and photos click here




A safe haven for pregnant youth 16 - 21 years old, Hannah's House is there to assist youth who would be living on the street or otherwise homeless. The 6 bed group home focuses on the health and safety of mother and baby with the assistance of live-in staff. While these young mothers are at Hannah's House, they pursue completion of basic education, develop life skills, obtain and maintain employment, and prepare for self-sufficiency whether they choose to parent or adopt. For additional, info and photos click here.

When school aged children, youth and their families need help with restoring and strengthening their relationships at home, AFC provides individual, family and group counseling and case management.  Services are provided in the home, at school, or in our office for up to 12 weeks.  As a partner with Bay District Schools, area Teen Courts and other agencies, we provide prevention and group intervention services to school aged, at-risk youth.

When children, birth - 17 years old, who have been found to be abused, neglected, or abandoned, our Care Management program is there to help.  Through Care Management, Anchorage provides child protective supervision, foster care case management, and intensive family intervention. 

SOAR goes to the beach, neighborhoods and streets to find the youth at greatest risk for sexual exploitation and abuse.  By providing them survival aid, access to shelter and other critical services, staff engage these youth, up to 21 years old, to develop trusting relationships in an effort to facilitate them leaving street life.