Community Resources
There are many community resources and services available to assist pregnant women and new parents.
Women, Infants, and Women (WIC)
WIC is a nutrition assistance program that supports families with children under the age of 5 by providing food and farmer's market vouchers to help families purchase healthy foods. WIC also conducts nutrition education, breastfeeding education, and breastfeeding support.
WICNurse Family Partnership (NFP)
NFP is a free program for women who are pregnant with their first baby. When you enroll you will be connected to a registered nurse who will provide the support, advice and information you need to have a healthy pregnancy, a healthy baby, and be a great mom.
Providence NFPDenali Kid Care
Denali Kid Care is the name of an Alaska expansion of Medicaid. It covers the cost of prenatal care for women who meet income guidelines. Learn more from the Department of Health & Human Services below.
Denali Kid CareMedicaid in Alaska
Medicaid provides health insurance for Alaskans with limited income. It covers groups such as children, pregnant women, families, and more. Coverage has no time limit, and many working families may still qualify based on their income.
Alaska MedicaidSafe Families for Children
Safe Families is a community support program that helps families in crisis by providing temporary, loving care for children while parents work through challenges.
Safe Families for ChildrenAlaska Adoption Services
Alaska Adoption Services offer a safe space for expectant parents to explore their options and, when adoption is chosen, help children find loving forever homes.
Alaska Adoption ServicesAlaska Navigator App
The 907 Navigation App is a free tool that helps Alaskans find and access local resources, social services, and benefit programs. It offers up-to-date information, step-by-step guidance, and practical tools to help individuals and families connect with the support they need.
907 Navigator AppShiloh Community Housing
Shiloh Community Housing provides a range of services to support housing stability and independence. These include financial assistance for rent, deposits, and utility needs; the LIFE Program, offering transitional housing and life skills for young adults; affordable rental housing for low-income families; a Furniture Bank that supplies essential home items; and a developing Community Resource Center that will offer job training, financial education, mental health, and wellness support.
Shiloh Community HousingDiaper Pantries
Alaska Adoption Services Community Diaper Pantry 907-302-6332 **Registration Required
Program for Infants and Children, Inc’s Diaper Pantry 907-561-8060 **Registration Required
Catholic Social Services: Clare House, Refugee Assistance & Immigration Services, Homeless Family Services - 907-563-4545
Cook Inlet Tribal Council: Child & Family Services 907-793-3132
RurAL CAP – Rural Alaska Community Action Plan, Inc. 907-279-2511