News and Updates

Stay informed about the latest developments in our efforts to end homelessness in Anchorage. Here, you'll find updates on our programs, community initiatives, success stories, and ways you can get involved. Together, we can create lasting change and provide stable housing solutions for all. Visit regularly or subscribe to our monthly newsletter to see how we are making a difference and how you can contribute to our mission.

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Donor spotlight!
Sasha Zimmerman Sasha Zimmerman

Donor spotlight!

Patricia has gone from a tent in the woods to shelter to a cute apartment in Mountain View. She crochets hats to give away to people who are still unhoused, calling them “hats for my homies.” Anchorage resident Mary Navitsky read the story and was so inspired, she donated her own stash of beautiful yarns to Patricia’s cause.

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Our local grant competition is on!
Sasha Zimmerman Sasha Zimmerman

Our local grant competition is on!

Organizations that provide housing and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness in Anchorage are encouraged to apply for funding through the annual Continuum of Care program competition now underway.

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First medicine: Supportive housing in Anchorage for elders now open
Sasha Zimmerman Sasha Zimmerman

First medicine: Supportive housing in Anchorage for elders now open

Congratulations to Providence Alaska for its brand-new supportive housing project, Q’et’en Qenq’a – Providence House. It has the potential to be a game-changer in our community for people experiencing homelessness. Q’et’en Qenq’a means Elder’s House in the Dena’ina language.

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ACEH keeps focus on housing as answer to homelessness
Sasha Zimmerman Sasha Zimmerman

ACEH keeps focus on housing as answer to homelessness

Today’s Supreme Court ruling in the City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson is disappointing but will not change the work of the Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness to provide needed supports for basic needs of our unsheltered neighbors.

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