Alaska Tribal Victims Services
In partnership with a statewide advisory group, the program offers training events, peer-to-peer learning, one-on-one support, and resources to help tribes grow and sustain services for victims of crime.
Who We Serve
The program helps tribal organizations across Alaska apply for and manage Denali Commission grants aimed at addressing the needs of crime victims.Services Provided
Through individualized training and technical assistance, the program supports tribes in assessing needs, developing strategic plans, and implementing effective victim services.Resources & Links
For more information call 907.279.2511 or email [email protected]
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