A Carey-Hildebrand Foundation Inc

Southcentral Foundation (SCF) is a comprehensive healthcare organization dedicated to empowering Alaska Native people and their families by offering a wide range of services including primary care, behavioral health, and developmental services. Through innovative programs like Nutaqsiivik and the Four Directions Outpatient Treatment Center, SCF addresses the unique needs of the community, promoting health and well-being for individuals and families. In addition to providing medical services, SCF emphasizes community health education and prevention strategies, such as resources for preventing falls among elders and promoting healthy eating habits. Their commitment to integrated care ensures that customers receive personalized support tailored to their specific needs, fostering a healthier community overall. Generated from the website

Pathway Home, a part of Southcentral Foundation offers long-term residential treatment for American individuals between the ages of 13 and 18. It is a 30-plus-bed facility and its programs are designed to address each resident's physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs in a manner that is culturally sensitive and supportive. Located in Anchorage, Ark., its operator, Southcentral Foundation is a native-owned health care organization that serves American Indian people living in Anchorage, Mat-Su Valley and more than 60 rural villages in the Anchorage Service Unit. Founded in 1982, Southcentral Foundation is one of the largest of the nonprofits that has a staff of nearly 1,200 people in over 65 programs.