The Anchorage Transitional Living Program is a safe place for young people who are aging out of the child welfare system and/or experiencing homelessness. Part of our Safe Housing Initiative, the transitional living program helps residents with a successful transition to independent living and self-sufficiency.
The program houses up to six young adults, ages 18-21, who receive life skills, housing, basic needs and case management as well as psycho-educational groups and employment/career planning. While staying at Anchorage, residents are employed and/or attaining further education or training. The average length of stay is 18 months.
We are excited that one of our residents (pictured) recently completed her Home Health Aid certification. Another participant in our after-care program completed his Commercial Driver's Licence (CDL). Congrats to both on their outstanding achievements!