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In the Anchorage Community & Beyond
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Common Concerns
Common Concerns
Primary Care in Anchorage, AK
Primary Care in Anchorage, AK
Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center
Accessing Healthcare Insurance
Accessing Healthcare Insurance
Understanding Healthcare and Healthcare Insurance in America:
Khan Academy US Healthcare System Overview Video Series / How to Shop for Health Insurance
Where to go if you don't have insurance or if your insurance doesn't cover what you need: Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center, Anchorage Project Access
(Obamacare, Affordable Care Act, Private Insurance)
Healthy Lifestyles
Healthy Lifestyles
Information on making informed, healthy, and safe choices.
Pregnancy & Babies
Pregnancy & Babies
Vision & Glasses
Vision & Glasses
Travel & Car Safety
Travel & Car Safety
Vehicle Registration & Insurance
Vehicle Registration & Insurance
Kid Car Seats
Kid Car Seats
4 out of 5 car seats are used wrong. Could yours be one of them? Car Seat Check Up Locations in Alaska
Reliable Information Resources
Reliable Information Resources
Reference Books
for whole family health available at ALPReference Books
Your Rights at Work & in the Economy
Your Rights at Work & in the Economy
Workplace Safety
Workplace Safety
English & Spanish
Labor Rights
Labor Rights
(workers compensation, FMLA, taking time off work, unsafe workplaces, and more)
Financial Aid Programs
Financial Aid Programs
Sometimes the state of Alaska can help cover childcare costs for families in need. Assistance rates
The Child Care Assistance Program provides assistance with child care expenses for eligible families who are working or participating in an education or training program. Child Care Assistance in Alaska is known as “Parents Achieving Self Sufficiency” ( PASS ) and is divided into three categories; PASS I, PASS II, and PASS III.
The Child Care Assistance Program provides assistance with child care expenses for eligible families who are working or participating in an education or training program. Child Care Assistance in Alaska is known as “Parents Achieving Self Sufficiency” ( PASS ) and is divided into three categories; PASS I, PASS II, and PASS III.
Women, Infants, Children (WIC)
Assists by giving families money each month for pregnant women, and families with infants or children under 5 years old.Check eligibility for WIC
Assists by giving low income families money each month to help pay for groceries (restrictions apply).
Check eligibility for SNAP
Check eligibility for SNAP
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