Statewide Resources
The following lists can help you plan fun, engaging, and safe activities for your assigned child/youth. Check out our Local Resources page for activity ideas in your area.
Statewide Resources
The following resources and support provided by Alaska CASA and Alaska CASA’s partner organizations have largely been organized to highlight statewide service providers.
This guide covers rights, responsibilities, and resources for foster youth in Alaska. This guide goes into detail on a variety of topics and is a great tool for youth and anyone involved in the lives of foster youth.
OCS’s mission is to ensure the safety, permanency, and well-being of children by strengthening families, engaging communities, and partnering with Tribes.
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Alaska CARES helps children who have experienced trauma from abuse. Victim advocates, law enforcement, child protection, tribal health, forensic medicine, and mental health professionals work together to support Alaska’s most vulnerable kids.
Alaska Center for Resource Families provides support and training to Alaska’s foster, adoptive, relative caretakers, and guardianship families.
Alaska Children's Trust (ACT)
Alaska Children’s Trust’s mission is to ensure all Alaska children grow up in a family and community that provides them with all the tools and resources necessary to make their dreams come true.
The Alaska Impact Alliance is a statewide alliance of prevention partners joining communities in implementing supports for children and families.
The youth and alumni members of FFCA provide training to CASA volunteers at the biennial statewide CASA conference, as well as through continuing education sessions hosted by local programs.
Independent Living Funds are available through the Office of Children's Services for youth in custody and those who were in custody on or after their 16th birthday but have not yet turned 21, who need support as they prepare for the transition from foster care to self-sufficiency.
Children learn more during their first three years than any other time in their life. PIC’s mission is to provide early intervention services for infants and toddlers with special needs, to enhance the child’s development.
This guide covers essential topics like housing assistance, financial literacy, and career development.