Cash Assistance in Skagway, AK, offers vital financial support to eligible enrolled tribal members facing challenges in securing essential food, clothing, or shelter while engaging in prescribed work activities outlined in the Individual Self-Sufficiency Plan (ISP). Our mission is to empower individuals by ensuring they have access to the resources necessary to thrive. To qualify for this program, applicants must provide proof of tribal membership from Akutan, Atka, Agdaagux, Belkofski, False Pass, Nikolski, Nelson Lagoon, Pauloff Harbor, St. George, Qawalangin, Unga, or QTT and reside in any Alaskan community or U.S. city. We welcome you to take the first step towards stability by applying through our website, where you can download the application.

Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) in Skagway, Alaska, is dedicated to fostering healthy food habits among low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old. Our mission is to provide essential nutrition education, supplemental foods, and breastfeeding support to empower families in our community. Additionally, we offer valuable referrals for healthcare to ensure comprehensive care and well-being for mothers and their children. Through our services, we aim to create a nurturing environment that encourages healthy growth and development for the families we serve.

The Urgent Need Program in Skagway, AK, is dedicated to providing vital financial assistance to patients facing non-medical expenses during their treatment journey. Our mission is to alleviate the burden of costs related to rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, elder care, food, transportation, and essential services like car repair and insurance, enabling individuals and families to focus on healing. By addressing these urgent financial needs, we aim to support the well-being of our community members during challenging times. While funding amounts may change throughout the year, we encourage those in need to inquire for the most current information and see how we can help you today.

Located in Skagway, AK, the General Assistance program is dedicated to empowering eligible Alaska Natives and American Indians by providing essential financial assistance for their basic needs. Our mission is to foster self-sufficiency through personalized support, offering assistance that encompasses food, clothing, shelter, and utilities. Each participant collaborates with a dedicated 477 caseworker to create an Individual Self-Sufficiency Plan (ISP) tailored to their unique situation, clearly outlining actionable steps towards achieving employment and greater independence. We are committed to helping individuals navigate their paths to a more self-reliant future.

Patches of Light is dedicated to supporting families in Skagway, AK, who are navigating the challenges of catastrophic health issues coupled with financial difficulties. We provide essential financial assistance for utilities, housing, gas, and grocery needs, working collaboratively with hospital staff to ensure the integrity of every application. Our process prioritizes confidentiality and compassion, allowing us to focus solely on the child's needs. Families seeking assistance must have their applications submitted through medical teams, which helps us verify the circumstances with sensitivity and care. While applications typically take 2-3 weeks for consideration, we encourage hospital staff to confirm receipt via email to streamline the processing of assistance requests. Patches of Light is here to shine a light on families during their darkest times, ensuring they have access to critical resources when they need them most.

Located in Skagway, AK, the American Children's Cancer Benevolence Fund (ACCBF) is dedicated to alleviating the financial burdens faced by families dealing with childhood cancer. Through our Grant Program, we offer vital financial assistance for various needs, including housing, utilities, food, medical expenses, prescriptions, transportation to treatment facilities, and even funeral costs. Our aim is to provide compassionate support to families and cancer survivors within four years of remission, ensuring each request is treated with care and assessed individually based on available funds. Assistance is directly paid to service providers, ensuring that the support reaches those who need it most.

Based in Skagway, AK, The Brigid Alliance is dedicated to providing essential support for individuals seeking abortion services. Our organization focuses on ensuring access to safe and reliable care by facilitating travel arrangements, covering lodging costs, and offering meal and childcare reimbursements. We prioritize compassionate support and work closely with clinics and abortion funds to streamline assistance through referrals. While we provide logistical aid, we do not cover the cost of the abortion procedures themselves. If you are in need of our services, please have your clinic or abortion fund reach out to us, and we will respond promptly within 24-48 hours.

The PNH Patient Travel Assistance Fund is dedicated to supporting individuals diagnosed with Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH) by providing essential financial assistance for travel needs. Located in Skagway, AK, we offer up to $800 per patient, annually, to help cover essential expenses such as airfare, train tickets, ground transportation, lodging, meals, and co-pays for medical visits or tests not fully covered by insurance. Patients can also travel with a companion, ensuring they receive the care they need from PNH specialists or seek second opinions without the burden of financial strain. Our mission is to empower PNH patients by alleviating travel-related costs, making it easier for them to access the specialized care necessary for their health journey.

Home-Delivered Meals, a program of Catholic Community Service in Skagway, AK, is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to seniors who are recovering from illness or surgery. We deliver hot, nutritious meals directly to their homes, ensuring that our elders receive the care and support they need during their recovery. Our mission is to foster well-being and promote a healthy lifestyle by making wholesome meals easily accessible to those who need them. To access our services, seniors can contact their local senior center to arrange for meal deliveries.