Resources
The Alaska Alliance for Direct Service Careers
University of Alaska Anchorage
UAA / Center for Human Development
UAA / Alaska Geriatric Education Center
The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority
The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority is a state corporation with more than $400 million in cash assets and one million acres of land, all of which are managed on behalf of Trust beneficiaries. The Trust was established as a perpetual trust and operates much like a private foundation, using its resources to ensure that Alaska has a comprehensive integrated mental health program to serve Trust beneficiaries.
Alaska Birth Defects Registry Valume III, Issue I
The Alaska Brain Injury Network
AK Public Health Association Calendar of Public Health Events
If you know of an event that should be included in the calendar, please pass the information on to Brian Lefferts at brian_lefferts@ykhc.org.
The Power to Make it Better-Health Care Facts
Benefits Outreach Program-Public Benefits That Can Help Alaska
The AARP Foundation wants you to have the information you need to apply for low-and no-cost programs, including public benefits that can help older Americans. For more information call the Alaska's Senior Care Program toll-free at 1-888-352-4150 or download Public Benefits Flyer
Caregiver Training Examined in South CA Conference Report
Consumer Directed Home Care Providers Services
For the elderly and disabled who are on Medicaid, the CDHCPS can help them apply for personal care assistance in their home. Contact Gregg Schomaker at greggs@consumerdirectonline.net or Angela Carlson at 907-222-2652 / angelaC@consumerdirectionline.net.
New Health Resources & Services Administration Training Course
Contact Linda Johnston Lloyd at 301-443-0831 / ljohnston-lloyd@hrsa.gov. Available for all public health professionals
