Pathways to Stability Program

The Pathways to Stability Program is currently at capacity. As funding becomes available, all applications will be placed on a waitlist with NeighborWorks Alaska and, during that time, will also be referred to other appropriate agencies for additional support.

NeighborWorks Alaska (NWAK) Supportive Housing programs provide safe and stable housing opportunities to homeless individuals and families with disabilities through rental assistance grants. We foster stability and self-sufficiency for those most in need across Anchorage and Alaska’s communities.  Households served through our Pathways to Stability Program (P2S) are eligible for up to 5 months of rental assistance in a leased unit. The assistance period will begin on the date the household begins to receive Rent Relief services and end September 30, 2025.

This program is available to those who are living in a place not meant for human habitation, residing in a congregate shelter, fleeing domestic violence or trafficking, residing in non-congregate shelters, families with minor children that are experiencing housing instability, and adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. The P2S Program’s main focus is a pathway-to-stability initiative, prioritizing serving homeless individuals and families. By focusing on these vulnerable groups, the program directly aligns with and advances the goals outlined in the Anchored Home Plan to reduce homelessness in Anchorage.