American Legion

The American Legion Department of Alaska, chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919, is a patriotic veterans organization dedicated to mutual helpfulness. Covering a vast area from Koyukuk to Guam and Taiwan, the department offers programs and services that positively impact the lives of veterans and their families. With a focus on patriotism, service, and fraternity, the American Legion in Alaska provides citizenship training programs like Boys State, as well as resources for veterans seeking information on benefits and military discharge requests. Committed to mentoring youth and promoting national security, the organization upholds a legacy of honoring servicemembers and veterans in the community. Generated from the website

Dena'ina Health Clinic (DHC), a part of Kenaitze Indian Tribe (KIT), offers primary health services to eligible Alaska Natives and American Indians. Located at Kenai, Alaska, it provides integrated, holistic, wellness-based care in a medical home that is patient-centered, culturally relevant and empowering to its patient-customers. Some of its services include diagnosis, prescriptions, lab testing and X-ray. Dena'ina Health Clinic (DHC) operates pediatric, diabetes, nutrition, internal medicine, behavioral health counseling and smoking cessation specialty clinics. It also provides colorectal cancer screening, diabetes prevention program and tobacco cessation services to its patients.