Alaska Department of Family and Community Services
@alaskadfcs
Anchorage, Alaskahttps://dfcs.alaska.gov Individual and Family ServicesOverview
About Alaska Department of Family and Community Services
The mission of the Department of Family and Community Services is "To provide support, safety, and personal well-being for vulnerable Alaskans."
The Department of Family and Community Services (DFCS) oversees and improves our child welfare system and 24/7 facilities providing direct services to Alaskans. Alaska Psychiatric Institute (API) and the Alaska Pioneer Homes (AKPH) provide care for patients and elders, and when eligible can bill Medicaid for the services provided – in much the same way that hospitals and clinics work. The Division of Juvenile Justice works to rehabilitate youth offenders while holding them accountable.
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The Department of Family and Community Services (DFCS) oversees and improves our child welfare system and 24/7 facilities providing direct services to Alaskans. Alaska Psychiatric Institute (API) and the Alaska Pioneer Homes (AKPH) provide care for patients and elders, and when eligible can bill Medicaid for the services provided – in much the same way that hospitals and clinics work. The Division of Juvenile Justice works to rehabilitate youth offenders while holding them accountable.
NOTICE
The sole purpose of the State of Alaska’s (State’s) use of social media is to provide information to the public and to engage the public in a civil dialogue regarding only that information. The State may remove any comment that wholly or partially does not relate to its post; contains obscene, indecent, or profane language; may compromise safety or public welfare; may violate a State or federal law; or contains a link or attachment that may compromise a system or equipment. This platform and any messaging system on this platform will not be recognized by the State of Alaska as a means for submitting any request, notice, or comment that the State is legally obligated to consider or respond to; visit the agency’s website for contact information. The following link contains other critical information concerning your use of this page, including your potential liabilities: http://doa.alaska.gov/resources/socialMediaPolicy.html.