Creating a brighter, safer future for Alaska's youth and their communities.
Presbyterian Hospitality House of Alaska, or PHH, helps parents, local and state agencies identify the need for--and provide--a safe transition for youth to therapeutic foster care. The organization provides the structure, support and treatment for the successful transition from childhood into youth and adulthood to create a functionally contributing member of the community.
Today PHH carries on the legacy of helping youth to get their bearings when they arrived in Alaskan urban centers. The ‘safe house’ concept has evolved to meet the needs of youth today to support and empower their physical, mental and emotional well-being. Parents and agencies reach out to PHH to navigate the maze of administrative requirements to establish a high level of care and a stable youth environment that meets youth where they are, both physically and emotionally, with a safe support system.
The organization’s vision is to create and scale supportive environments to raise full-functioning members of the community.
Today PHH carries on the legacy of helping youth to get their bearings when they arrived in Alaskan urban centers. The ‘safe house’ concept has evolved to meet the needs of youth today to support and empower their physical, mental and emotional well-being. Parents and agencies reach out to PHH to navigate the maze of administrative requirements to establish a high level of care and a stable youth environment that meets youth where they are, both physically and emotionally, with a safe support system.
The organization’s vision is to create and scale supportive environments to raise full-functioning members of the community.
"Many things we need can wait. The child cannot. Now is the time his bones are being formed, his mind developed. To him we cannot say tomorrow, his name is today." - Gabriela Mistral
