Cash Assistance is dedicated to providing vital financial support to enrolled tribal members of Akutan, Atka, Agdaagux, Belkofski, False Pass, Nikolski, Nelson Lagoon, Pauloff Harbor, St. George, Qawalangin, Unga, and QTT who are facing challenges in meeting their essential needs for food, clothing, and shelter. Located in Saint Paul Island, AK, this program focuses on empowering individuals through assistance that aligns with their Individual Self-Sufficiency Plans (ISP) while they actively engage in recognized work activities. We invite eligible members residing in any Alaskan community or U.S. city to apply for support, ensuring that no one has to navigate financial hardships alone. To apply and learn more about how we can assist you, please visit the APIA website for the application process.

The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Supplemental Food Program in Saint Paul Island, AK, is dedicated to fostering the health and well-being of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children from birth up to five years old. Our mission focuses on promoting healthy eating habits through comprehensive nutrition education, providing essential supplemental foods, and offering specialized breastfeeding support. We also connect families with vital healthcare resources to ensure they receive holistic support and care. By addressing the unique nutritional needs of women and young children, WIC plays a crucial role in building healthier futures for all families in our community.

The Urgent Need Program on Saint Paul Island, AK, is dedicated to supporting eligible patients facing financial hardships due to medical treatments. Our mission is to provide vital assistance for non-medical expenses such as rent, mortgage, lodging, utilities, childcare, elder care, food, transportation, car repairs, car insurance, and critical dental care directly related to treatment. We understand the financial strain that can accompany health challenges, and our goal is to alleviate some of that burden with compassionate support. Funding availability may fluctuate throughout the year, so we encourage those in need to inquire directly for the most current information.

Patches of Light is dedicated to supporting families on Saint Paul Island, AK, who are navigating the challenges of catastrophic health issues and financial hardship. Our mission is to provide essential financial assistance to families with children in need, offering help with utilities, housing costs, gas cards, and grocery cards. We understand that these circumstances can create significant stress, and we work closely with medical teams to ensure that assistance is delivered with care and confidentiality. Applications are processed within 2-3 weeks, and we ask that they be submitted by hospital staff on behalf of the families, as direct applications from families cannot be accepted. To enhance the efficiency of our services, we encourage quick confirmations of submitted requests via email, helping us keep track of applications and streamline support for those in need.

Located in Saint Paul Island, AK, the American Childrens Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) is dedicated to providing essential financial support to families navigating the challenges of childhood cancer. Our Grant Program assists families whose child is currently battling cancer, as well as cancer survivors within four years of remission. We offer vital assistance for various needs, including housing, utilities, medical expenses, prescriptions, and transportation to medical appointments. Each request is carefully evaluated on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that we can directly pay providers for essential services on behalf of those in need. At ACCBF, we understand the urgency of these challenges and are here to support families during their most difficult times with compassion and care.

The Brigid Alliance is dedicated to providing essential travel, food assistance, lodging, and child care support for individuals seeking abortion services on Saint Paul Island, AK. Our mission is to ensure that logistical barriers do not hinder access to safe reproductive health care. We facilitate the booking and payment of transportation and lodging, offer meal reimbursement, and provide childcare assistance, all with a focus on compassionate support. If you are in need of assistance, please reach out to your clinic or abortion fund to request a referral to The Brigid Alliance, and we will respond within 24-48 hours to help you navigate this journey. Please note, our funding is strictly for travel expenses and does not cover the cost of abortion procedures.

The Alaska Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) - Rural II, based in Saint Paul Island, AK, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to low-income households across the region. Our program issues SNAP benefits through the Alaska Quest card, enabling families to access nutritious food products from authorized retailers throughout the state. The monthly benefit amount is determined by household size and countable income, ensuring support matches the unique needs of each family. We encourage eligible individuals and families to apply for our services; simply download the Application for Services and submit it to your nearest local office via mail, fax, drop-off, or email.

The Team Buddy Forever Foundation is dedicated to providing essential financial support for families on Saint Paul Island, AK, navigating the challenges of pediatric brain cancer, including Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG). Our mission focuses on alleviating the financial burden through assistance that covers crucial expenses such as medical bills, mortgage and rent payments, car payments, utility bills, gas cards, and food cards, as well as travel expenses for treatment. We are committed to standing by these families in their time of need, ensuring they can focus on what matters most—their child's health and well-being.

The PNH Patient Travel Assistance Fund is dedicated to supporting individuals diagnosed with Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH) by offering financial assistance for travel expenses, ensuring that patients in Saint Paul Island, AK, can access specialized care. Each patient is eligible for up to $800 per year to help cover vital costs such as airfare, ground transportation, lodging, meals, and co-pays for medical appointments or tests that may not be insured. We understand the challenges of seeking medical expertise, and our program allows grantees to travel with a companion, making the journey towards better health a little easier and more supportive.

Operation Family Fund is dedicated to providing essential financial assistance to eligible service members and their families in Saint Paul Island, AK. We offer grants designed to help cover a range of basic necessities, including medical expenses and home purchases. Our mission is to support those who have served by ensuring they can meet their critical needs during challenging times. Each family can receive up to two grants with a minimum gap of six months, contingent upon verification of service-connected disability ratings by a case manager, social worker, or physician. While we are currently facing high demand for assistance, which has been impacted by limited donations, our commitment to serving military families remains steadfast. Please note that we are not accepting new applications for the waiting list at this time, but we appreciate the support of our community in helping to restore our funding capabilities.

The American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN) Head Start program in Saint Paul Island, AK, is dedicated to promoting school readiness among low-income children ages 3 to 5. By offering a nurturing environment that emphasizes early learning, we provide essential services such as health and development screenings, nutritious meals, and robust family support. Our mission is to empower children and their families through a comprehensive approach that fosters growth and development, ensuring every child has the opportunity to thrive in their educational journey.