Alaska Department of Education

REACH is a non-profit organization based in Juneau, Alaska, that provides developmental support and services to individuals of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Southeast Alaska. They work closely with individuals, families, care coordinators, and the State of Alaska to create personalized goals that promote growth and independence through various programs, including early childhood development, supported employment, and assisted and independent living. With their specialized Infant Learning Program and Waiver Services, REACH offers tailored support to children, youth, adults, and their families, focusing on building on strengths and facilitating meaningful lives. While headquartered in Juneau, they also extend their services to Haines, Petersburg, Skagway, Yakutat, Hoonah, Wrangell, and Gustavus, ensuring that individuals with developmental disabilities in Southeast Alaska feel empowered and connected rather than isolated.Generated from the website

Even Start Family Learning Center in Juneau, AK, offers a range of educational programs and resources for families to enhance their learning and development together. With a focus on family literacy and support services, the center aims to empower families through education and community engagement. Generated from their business information

The National Education Association Alaska in Juneau, AK is a professional organization dedicated to supporting educators and promoting quality education in the state. They offer resources, advocacy, and professional development opportunities for teachers and education professionals. With a focus on improving the education system in Alaska, the National Education Association Alaska works to empower educators and enhance the learning experience for students across the state. Through collaboration and community engagement, they strive to create a positive impact on the education landscape in Alaska. Generated from their business information