Rasmuson Foundation Hotel Conversions
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$11,878,000
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ARPA funding is directed through the Rasmuson Foundation for the organization or its designee to purchase low income, extremely low income and permanent supportive housing units. This special project fund may be augmented by private donations.
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Cook Inlet Housing Authority Development Projects
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$4,500,000
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Lump funding was awarded to Cook Inlet Housing Authority for the development of 64 units of affordable housing at the Ch’bala Corners Phase 2, Mountain View Brewster’s Redevelopment, and Coronado Park Townhome projects.
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Guest House Permanent Supportive Housing and Workforce Housing
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$3,400,000
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In an expedited Assembly Resolution (AR) 2022-222, the Assembly distributed ARPA funds to First Presbyterian Anchorage to address immediate, urgent needs related to the Anchorage homelessness crisis.
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Covenant House Alaska
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$2,375,000
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Having opened in July 2022, "Covey Academy" is Covenant House Alaska's (CHA) new Vocational Training + Workforce Housing project in downtown Anchorage. The Academy will bring together an array of partners together in one 20,000 sq. ft. space to offer vocational training and job placement for disadvantaged populations, including homeless youth. "Covey Lofts" are 22 new units of stable housing for homeless youth who can access Covey Academy. These innovative projects will bring together the best partners to strengthen our workforce and spur economic development in Anchorage.
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Providence Alaska House Permanent Supportive Housing
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$965,000
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Providence Alaska House is a 51-unit permanent supportive housing development located in Midtown Anchorage. The project will provide safe housing, supportive services and recuperative care for seniors and elders who have experienced chronic homelessness. ARPA funding responds to the increased construction costs and increasingly competitive funding environment that have emerged since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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United Way of Anchorage Landlord Housing Partnership
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$600,000
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The Landlord Housing Partnership (LHP) has leveraged funding and relationships to stand up a landlord liaison program. This proposal builds on the groundwork that has been established in the LHP and provides for the next phase of development.
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RurAL CAP Affordable Housing Deferred Maintenance Project
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$475,000
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For nearly two decades, RurAL CAP has implemented services that address the needs of unsheltered individuals in Anchorage. The Supportive Housing team operates sixteen housing facilities in Anchorage, providing housing to hundreds of previously unhoused, special needs, and low-income people per year. Recent assessments indicated that the properties need drastic repairs and, if left uncorrected, 263 units of existing, affordable housing will become unlivable. This project will preserve existing affordable housing for the most vulnerable in Anchorage through necessary capital projects.
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Anchorage Coalition to End Homelessness
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$400,000
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Accurate, timely, and complete HMIS data provides a clear understanding of homelessness within the MOA, allowing data-informed decisions at the project and system levels. The Housing Transition Coordinator (HTC) has been identified as a missing resource in the community. The HTC works with service providers; facilitates meetings with landlords, case managers, and clients; supports clients in completing applications and getting documents to meet eligibility requirements; and encourages clients to keep appointments. Flexible bridge funding is needed to navigate barriers to housing and offer solutions that don't fit into other funding streams such as transportation, and fees for ID cards, SSN cards, birth certificates, and rental applications.
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Aviator Hotel Transitional Housing Supportive Services Program
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$400,000
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The 2022 Henning, Inc. Transitional Housing Supportive Services Program provides supportive services for Anchorages' at-risk population experiencing homelessness at the Aviator Hotel. Services are provided onsite through our Housing Specialists and Peer Support staff to transition people from the streets or incarceration to stability and success. Our organization is peer led, meaning that staff have lived experience and have dedicated their careers and lives to supporting and improving the lives of people experiencing homelessness, behavioral health, and substance misuse challenges.
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Shiloh Community Housing Fresh Beginning Project
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$300,000
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A nonprofit offering affordable housing to low-moderate income families, Shiloh Community Development offers transitional housing for 18-24 year old single adults who may be experiencing homelessness.
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Shiloh Community Community Resource Center
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$200,000
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Shiloh Community Development aquired a space in Mountain View in 2022 to open the Community Resource Center. ARPA funds were directed to provide assistance to the community by disrupting the cycle of homelessness through the Community Resource Center project.
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Eagle River Elks Lodge #2682 "Re-homing Veterans" Project
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$120,000
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The Elks currently rehome veterans in the Anchorage bowl. With help from members and the community, the organization has received donations of some household goods and furniture but funding allows for more effective rehoming of veterans to a complete home, giving them a quality of life and serving them as they have served our country.
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