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Emergency shelter for youth · CYSNorth Slope Borough Health & Social Services
Alaska 2-1-1 resource referralsUnited Way of Anchorage — Alaska 211If you or someone you know is in crisis — North Slope crisis numbers (24/7 Crisis Line, AWIC, 988, 911)North Slope Borough Health & Social Services
NSB Police, Fire Department & Search and Rescue (SAR) — Utqiaġvik numbersNorth Slope BoroughAlaska Careline & 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — call or text, 24/7, statewideAlaska Careline / 988 LifelineSubstance use & recovery support by phone — SAMHSA National Helpline 1-800-662-4357, AA AlaskaSAMHSA / AA AlaskaVillage police, fire & clinic — Anaktuvuk PassNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — AtqasukNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — KaktovikNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — NuiqsutNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — Point HopeNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — Point LayNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — WainwrightNorth Slope BoroughArctic Women in Crisis (AWIC) — domestic violence & sexual assault shelter, 24/7 crisis line 1-800-478-0267North Slope Borough Health & Social Services (AWIC)
Putyuk Children's Home (Maniilaq) — emergency stabilization for children & teens 0–18 (907-442-7582)Maniilaq AssociationAdult Protective Services (APS) — report abuse, neglect or exploitation of a vulnerable adult (statewide, 1-800-478-9996)State of Alaska Adult Protective ServicesReport child abuse or neglect — Office of Children's Services (OCS) hotline 1-800-478-4444, local 907-852-3397, Fairbanks officeState of Alaska Office of Children's ServicesChild & youth advocacy centers — Alaska CARES, Stevie's Place, Alaska Youth Advocates, Fairbanks Youth Advocates, Advocacy Services of Alaska (Anchorage/Fairbanks)Statewide advocacy centersWhat happens after you call for help in a behavioral health crisis (adult) — the North Slope pathwayNorth Slope Borough Health & Social ServicesWhat happens after a community-wide event (disaster, tragedy) — how the North Slope response team worksNorth Slope Borough Health & Social Services
Browse forms ›Emergency shelter for youth · CYSNorth Slope Borough Health & Social ServicesAlaska 2-1-1 resource referralsUnited Way of Anchorage — Alaska 211If you or someone you know is in crisis — North Slope crisis numbers (24/7 Crisis Line, AWIC, 988, 911)North Slope Borough Health & Social ServicesNSB Police, Fire Department & Search and Rescue (SAR) — Utqiaġvik numbersNorth Slope BoroughAlaska Careline & 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — call or text, 24/7, statewideAlaska Careline / 988 LifelineSubstance use & recovery support by phone — SAMHSA National Helpline 1-800-662-4357, AA AlaskaSAMHSA / AA AlaskaVillage police, fire & clinic — Anaktuvuk PassNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — AtqasukNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — KaktovikNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — NuiqsutNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — Point HopeNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — Point LayNorth Slope BoroughVillage police, fire & clinic — WainwrightNorth Slope BoroughArctic Women in Crisis (AWIC) — domestic violence & sexual assault shelter, 24/7 crisis line 1-800-478-0267North Slope Borough Health & Social Services (AWIC)Putyuk Children's Home (Maniilaq) — emergency stabilization for children & teens 0–18 (907-442-7582)Maniilaq AssociationAdult Protective Services (APS) — report abuse, neglect or exploitation of a vulnerable adult (statewide, 1-800-478-9996)State of Alaska Adult Protective ServicesReport child abuse or neglect — Office of Children's Services (OCS) hotline 1-800-478-4444, local 907-852-3397, Fairbanks officeState of Alaska Office of Children's ServicesChild & youth advocacy centers — Alaska CARES, Stevie's Place, Alaska Youth Advocates, Fairbanks Youth Advocates, Advocacy Services of Alaska (Anchorage/Fairbanks)Statewide advocacy centersWhat happens after you call for help in a behavioral health crisis (adult) — the North Slope pathwayNorth Slope Borough Health & Social ServicesWhat happens after a community-wide event (disaster, tragedy) — how the North Slope response team worksNorth Slope Borough Health & Social Services