Alaska Department Of Labor

REACH Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in Juneau, Alaska, dedicated to providing developmental support to individuals of all ages who experience intellectual and developmental disabilities. With a focus on fostering growth and independence, REACH partners with individuals, families, and care coordinators to create personalized goals through a variety of services, including early childhood development and supported employment. REACH's specialized programs, such as the Infant Learning Program and Waiver Services, offer tailored support that emphasizes strengths and promotes fulfilling lives. Serving communities across Southeast Alaska, including Haines, Petersburg, and Wrangell, REACH is committed to helping individuals feel independent and engaged in their communities. Generated from the website

Incorporated in 1965, The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Juneau Affiliate (NCADD) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit voluntary health organization. Located at Juneau, Alaska, the organization provides an array of alcohol and other drug education, prevention, intervention, and outreach services. It also provides counseling pertaining to alcoholism and other drug addictions, information and consultation to all who are involved with the problems of chemical abuse and addictions, prevents and treats chemical abuse and addictions.

Wildflower Court is a Juneau, Alaska, long-term care facility that offers adult day care, rehabilitation and long-term residential care to residents. Licensed practical nurses, registered nurses and certified nursing assistants work with physicians and families to ensure the highest possible level of function and self-direction for each resident. Whether helping residents regain their former independence, improving their capabilities or making their stay as comfortable as possible, Wildflower Court focuses on returning people to their homes and lives with as complete a recovery as possible. Wildflower Court is an Eden Alternative certified long-term care facility, recognition that its model of care creates the conditions of a home rather than an institution.