Catholic Social Services

A nonprofit social services organization. It serves people in Anchorage through programs addressing homelessness, hunger, refugee resettlement, and developmental disabilities. Its shelters include Brother Francis Shelter, Clare House, and Complex Care, where case managers help adults and families work toward permanent stability. Behavioral health case managers provide trauma-informed care and critical time intervention. St. Francis House Food Pantry offers emergency food supplies to people in need. The Alaska Office for Refugees administers Alaska's refugee resettlement program and connects new arrivals with resources as they settle in the state. Family Disability Services provides developmental disability resources and trained respite providers who support people at home and in the community.