The Alaska Reentry Partnership is a collaboration of reentry coalitions and organizations providing direct and indirect support for Alaskans leaving incarceration. The coalitions represent individuals, family members, case managers, community providers, local businesses, and public agencies that promote success for justice-involved Alaskans.
Alaska’s nine reentry coalitions—in Anchorage, Mat-Su, Fairbanks, Kenai, Juneau, Dillingham, Nome, Ketchikan, and Kodiak—provide reentry planning and assistance, peer support and mentorship, access to housing, employment, treatment and recovery services, transportation, faith-based, cultural, family support, and more.

Members of the Juneau Reentry Coalition meet once a year to pick up trash along their “Adopt-a-Highway” section.
Links to Partner web pages:
Reentry Coalition Partners:
Anchorage Reentry Coalition
Mat-Su Reentry Coalition
Fairbanks Reentry Coalition
Juneau Reentry Coalition
Kenai Peninsula Reentry Coalition
Ketchikan Reentry Coalition
Bristol Bay Reentry Coalition
Nome Reentry Coalition
Kodiak Reentry, Inc
State Partners:
Alaska Mental Health Trust – Disability Justice
Department of Corrections – Reentry Program
Division of Behavioral Health – Reentry Program
Department of Labor & Workforce Development
Community Partners:
NeighborWorks Alaska
Valley Charities
Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living
JAMHI Health & Wellness
Bristol Bay Native Association
Norton Sound Behavioral Health
Partners Reentry Center
Set Free Alaska
Central Council of Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska – Reentry & Recovery
Supporting Our Loved Ones Group