Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit

Time 2020-10-10 13:04:50

Web Name: Cook Inlet Tribal Council | Alaska Native Tribal Nonprofit

WebSite: http://citci.org

ID:77079

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You have the power to make a difference in someone’s life. Your financial support provides educational and employment services to people who need them. Hire Participants CITC partners with several organizations in the community to provide ready-to-work individuals for businesses seeking to hire quality employees. Caring community members like you make our services possible. Learn more about exciting ways to get involved. CITC Careers If you’re talented and energetic, innovative and creative, and have the drive to make a difference, then consider a career at Cook Inlet Tribal Council. Welcome Center Not sure where to start? Visit our Welcome Center and begin your journey toward achieving your goals and greater opportunities. Contact Us Contact information to find what you need at CITC. Community Resource Directory CITC’s annually updated directory of support services from partner organizations within our community. Affected by COVID-19? Your family may qualify for financial assistance for rent or mortgage, internet access, childcare, utilities, and more. Get Out the Vote! Through a partnership with Get Out the Native Vote, CITC aims to increase voter registration efforts and educate Alaska Native people about civic engagement opportunities. You Count! Contact Alaska s People for assistance and support in completing the 2020 Census application. Nat’uh Access & Operations Due to COVID-19, CITC has limited access to its service center on San Jeronimo Drive. Healthcare Professions Training Grant Healthcare-related jobs make up 22 out of the top 25 occupations in Alaska. Learn how you could join the force. Community Resources Thanks to generosity of local organizations and businesses, resources exist for individuals and families facing hardship during this uncertain time. Career Center “I was applying for jobs on my own, and nothing was happening. CITC helped me get the training I needed. Now I work on an oil vessel making $250 a day.”– CITC job seeker New Beginnings “Everyone deserves the chance to get sober. CITC gave me that chance. Now I live in a way that shows others If I can do it, so can they.”–Ernie Turner Center nutritionist FeaturesKeeping Families ConnectedSeptember 24, 2020CITC's Ch'anik'en program emphasizes working with parents as the teachers of their own children, in their own home. So what happens when a pandemic makes home visits impossible? Ch'anik'en gets creative.[...]Virtual Internship Opens New DoorsSeptember 17, 2020This summer, intern Kira Fagerstrom wrote a student handbook and co-created policy around the COVID-19 pandemic for her Sitka-based employer, Outer Coast -- all from the comfort of her Wasilla home -- as the Youth Employment Program's first virtual intern.[...]September is National Suicide Awareness MonthSeptember 4, 2020Suicide is the 6th leading cause of death in Alaska. In 2019, an Alaskan died by suicide every 44 hours. But there is something that can be done.[...]First Person: Serena Suydam Comes Home Amid COVID-19August 28, 2020After fleeing a domestic violence situation, Serena Suydam and her two boys returned to Alaska -- only to find themselves in the midst of a pandemic.[...]You Don t Have to Do It AloneAugust 25, 2020“I went from having nothing to having my own place,” Tatianna Potter marveled. At 25, Tatianna now lives in an apartment, recently finished an internship, and is working her way toward independence with the support of CITC’s Tikahtnu Tribal Alliance for Young Families.[...]

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