Southcentral Foundation's Pathway Home offers long-term residential treatment for Alaska Native/American Indian young men, ages 13-18, in Anchorage. The 30-bed facility and its program are designed to address each resident's physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs in a manner that is culturally sensitive and supportive.
Each Pathway Home resident receives:
- Individual and Group Therapy
- Family counseling as needed
- Medical, dental and vision appointments
- Psychiatric evaluation and consultation
- Medication management as needed
- Psychiatric evaluation and consultation
- Group skill development
- Planned recreation activities
- Education and vocational training
- Participation in cultural activities
The Pathway Home brings together a variety of elements not always available at these kinds of treatment centers:
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- Main: (907) 729-5020
Main 2: (907) 729-5021
- Substance abuse treatment
- Mental health treatment
- Academic and vocational education
- Traditional storytelling, dance, drumming
- Caring community
By bringing these components together, The Pathway Home offers a unique opportunity for young men to discover their true potential and contribute to the wellness of the Native community.
For more information about Southcentral Foundation’s Pathway Home, please call 729-5020.