With the ongoing government shutdown impacting many Alaskans, help is available through Alaska 2-1-1.
Alaska 2-1-1 is the statewide health and human services helpline operated by United Way of Anchorage. The free and confidential service connects residents to resources for basic needs, including food pantries, health care, mental health counseling, and job training.
Sue Brogan, Chief Operating Officer of United Way of Anchorage, says a single call to 2-1-1 can provide guidance and referrals to programs best suited to meet each person’s needs…