The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society in Eagle River, AK, is dedicated to supporting active duty and retired Sailors and Marines by offering crucial financial assistance and counseling services for a variety of essential needs. Our mission is to provide timely assistance for food, housing, utilities, and healthcare expenses, ensuring that those who have served our nation can find stability in challenging times. We offer funds for necessities such as rent and mortgage payments, essential home repairs, and car expenses, as well as support for establishing new residences, including security deposits. Our resources also cover medical bills, costs from pay shortages, and other unexpected expenses. At the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, we believe in empowering military families through financial education and personalized counseling, helping them navigate financial challenges with care and understanding. For services tailored specifically to you, please visit our local office to explore how we can assist you today.

The Urgent Need Program in Eagle River, AK, is dedicated to supporting patients facing financial hardships due to medical treatment. We provide vital financial assistance for non-medical expenses, including rent, mortgage, utilities, food, childcare, transportation, and more, ensuring that individuals and families can focus on their recovery without the overwhelming stress of living costs. Our mission is to empower those in need by alleviating their financial burdens so they can thrive during challenging times. While funding levels can fluctuate throughout the year, we remain committed to offering practical support to our community members. For the most current information on eligibility and available assistance, please connect with us directly.

Partners Reentry Center is dedicated to supporting individuals returning from incarceration in Eagle River, AK, by providing essential resources for successful reintegration into the community. Our comprehensive program, developed in collaboration with the Alaska Department of Corrections and local organizations, includes housing and employment assistance, ongoing case coordination, and peer support meetings. Participants benefit from life skills training, cognitive behavioral therapy, and targeted support for decision-making and emotional control. Additionally, we focus on practical skills such as job readiness, budgeting, and goal setting while offering mentoring and short-term aid for housing and transportation needs. We are committed to helping our participants build meaningful lives through empowerment and connection to vital community resources.