Brother Francis Shelter

A community social services organization in Anchorage. Brother Francis Shelter is part of Catholic Social Services, which provides emergency shelter and support for people experiencing homelessness. Its case managers offer trauma-informed care and critical time intervention to help individuals and families work toward permanent stability. The organization also operates food assistance through St. Francis House Food Pantry, which provides a two-day emergency food supply to people in need. Refugee services support resettlement in Alaska by connecting new arrivals with resources and employment opportunities. Family Disability Services offers developmental disability resources and trained respite providers who work in people's homes and in the community. Services also include housing case management and behavioral health support. The organization serves adults, families, refugees, and people with developmental disabilities across Anchorage and Alaska.