Life Alaska Donor Services

Founded in 1991, Eastern Aleutian Tribes is a tribally owned, Alaskan native health organization in Alaska. The organization provides health care in remote sites in Alaska. It was founded by several Aleut Tribes, such as Agdaagux Tribal Council, Akutan Traditional Council, Nelson Lagoon Tribal Council and Unga Tribal Council from the Aleutian Peninsula. Eastern Aleutian Tribes operates several clinics, such as Anesia Kudrin Memorial Medical Clinic, Anna Livingston Memorial Clinic, Anna Hoblet Memorial Clinic, Adak Medical Clinic and King Cove Clinic in Cold Bay, Akutan, False Pass, Adak and King Cove, Alaska. The organization is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska.

Alaska Addiction Rehabilitation Services (AARS) operates Nugens Ranch, a 116-acre facility located in the scenic Mat-Su Borough of Alaska, offering work therapy opportunities for clients recovering from substance use disorders. The ranch features multiple hayfields, expansive vegetable gardens, livestock shelters, and two large greenhouses, providing sustainable food production throughout the year. Since 1982, Nugens Ranch has distinguished itself in the vegetable agriculture sector by delivering high-quality vegetables, hay, and flowers to customers. The organization's motto, "Grow, Raise, Harvest," reflects its commitment to producing organic, delicious, and healthy local products during Alaska's short growing season. Generated from the website

Established in 1985, Alaskan AIDS Assistance Association is a nonprofit AIDS service organization. The center provides one-on-one case management, housing assistance and other supportive services to people living with human immunodeficiency virus, as well as HIV prevention case management and related programs. It also provides relevant information and education to make the Alaskan community aware of HIV. It offers a volunteer help line service in Anchorage, Alaska, which provides early care education, client services and assistance and relief, to people infected with HIV and their families. The center evaluates the client's natural support network, and works to ensure coordinated access to health and social services. It is providing direct services to more than 300 individuals suffering from HIV and AIDS and their families, and offers prevention services to over 30,000 persons annually. The association is located in Anchorage.