WE’RE SUPPORTING PEOPLE MOVING FROM THE STREETS TO STABLE HOUSING.
Some people experience homelessness for a long time, coupled with disabling conditions. They need help to get on their feet and remain housed. Home for Good connects these people with housing and support services—a proven approach to breaking the cycle.
Tailored services
Home for Good interrupts the cycle of emergency response systems, including jail, hospitals, safety centers and shelters. When community members receive housing and caseworker support, they have stable, sustainable ways to improve their lives.
Pay-for-success model
Home for Good receives funding from the Municipality of Anchorage based on a pay-for-success model. How many and how long people are housed as well as how often they use emergency response systems factor into payments. Since October 2020, we’ve invoiced $4.48M.
PROJECT MANAGERS
Review the organizations that manage Home for Good alongside us.
The Muni oversees homelessness responses.
Social Finance, Inc. invests in measurable change.
SERVICE PROVIDERS
Learn which organizations serve Home for Good clients.
These clinics provide exceptional behavioral health care.
These services help the Native Community achieve wellness.
PROGRAM FUNDERS
See which organizations help fund Home for Good.
Alaska Community Foundation inspires the spirit of giving in Alaska.
The Trust administers beneficiary programs.
aLASKA MENTAL HEALTH TRUST AUTHORITY
The Muni helps fund homelessness responses.
PROGRAM FUNDERS
Read and download our recent annual reports, flyers and handouts.
Premera offers individual, employer-based and Medicare health insurance.
PREMERA BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF ALASKA
Providence provides compassionate care and improves health in Alaska.
Rasmuson empowers Alaskans to help each other.
Learn more about Home for Good.
Read our current program overview.
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