A Coordinated Entry assessment is the first step toward housing.

Call today to start your journey: 907-312-9530

Contact ACEH or one of the other organizations on this list.

Ask for a Coordinated Entry assessment or update to get on the pathway to housing.

    • Populations Served: All populations

    • Phone Number: 907-222-7388

    • Days of Operation: Monday-Friday

    • Hours of Operation: 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: In-person and phone

    • Access Point Address: 1101 E 3rd Avenue

    • Populations Served: All populations

    • Phone Number: 907-312-9530

    • Days for Walk-ins: Tuesday and Thursday

    • Hours of Operation: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: In-person and phone

    • Access Point Address: 3427 E. Tudor Road, Suite A

    • Populations Served: All populations

    • Days of Operation: Thursdays

    • Hours of Operation: 1 - 3:30 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: In-person

    • Access Point Address: 5081 Mountain View Dr

    • Populations Served: Transitional Aged Youth (18-24)

    • Phone Number: 907-764-6233

    • Days of Operation: Monday-Friday

    • Hours of Operation: 10am-4pm

    • Type of Appointment: Phone and remote

    • Populations Served: Families with minors

    • Phone Number: 907-416-0186

    • Days of Operation: Tuesday - Saturday

    • Hours of Operation: 5:30 - 9 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: Phone

    • Populations Served: Youth 13-24

    • Phone Number: 907-272-1255

    • Hours of Operation: Open 24/7

    • Type of Appointment: In-person and phone

    • Access Point Address: 755 A St

    • Populations Served: All populations

    • Phone Number: 907-375-1903

    • Days of Operation: Monday, Tuesday & Thursday

    • Hours of Operation: 9 - 11:30 a.m.

    • Type of Appointment: In-person and phone. No appointment required, first come first serve. 

    • Access Point Address:
      1536 Gamble St

    • Populations Served: Adults

    • Days of Operation: Monday-Friday

    • Hours of Operation: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: In-person

    • Access Point Address: 545 E. 4th Ave

    • Populations Served: All populations

    • Phone Number: 907-290-4821

    • Days of Operation: Monday-Friday

    • Hours of Operation: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: Phone

    • Populations Served: Single Adults

    • Phone Number: 907-727-0763

    • Days of Operation: Monday-Friday

    • Hours of Operation: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: In-person and phone (by appointment only)

    • Populations Served: Families with minors

    • Phone Number: 907-279-2511

    • Days of Operation: Monday-Friday

    • Hours of Operation: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

    • Type of Appointment: In-person and phone

    • Access Point Address: 207 Muldoon Road

  • The First Step

    Contact an Access Point and ask for a Coordinated Entry assessment. After the assessment, you will be entered into a “Prioritization Pool.”

  • What to Expect

    The Prioritization Pool gives housing referrals to the most vulnerable first. This means that the amount of time that individuals wait for a referral varies from person to person.

  • Keep in Touch

    It is important to answer phone calls and stay in touch with Access Points while waiting for a housing referral. Checking in regularly is highly recommended during this process.

Updates are important.

Are you still waiting on a housing referral? Make sure your Coordinated Entry Assessment is up-to-date!

Contact an Access Point from the list above.

How does Coordinated Entry work?

Once clients complete or update an assessment, they are placed on a prioritization list.

This helps identify which clients will best fit housing program vacancies, and the most vulnerable participants can be served with the most appropriate intervention versus a “first come, first served” approach.

Different housing definitions:

Rapid Rehousing
Rapid re-housing provides short-term rental assistance and services. The goals are to help people obtain housing quickly, increase self-sufficiency, and stay housed.

Stable Housing
Stable housing, as quickly as possible, is the goal for everyone experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. Hundreds more units are needed, along with consistent services to maintain stability.

Permanent Supportive Housing
Combines low-barrier affordable housing, health care, and supportive services for highly vulnerable people who otherwise would be unable to maintain housing stability.