Alaska National Guard Child and Youth Program

Alaska National Guard Child and Youth Program AKNG-Teen Council Mission Statement:
We support National Guard YOUTH to become leaders for the future!

The Child and Youth Program works to empower youth and families of the
Alaska National Guard through training and community support throughout
the state of Alaska! The Alaska National Guard Child & Youth Program is
made up of two staff with support from many adult and youth volunteers! The two staff are the Lead Child & Youth Program Coordinator and (non-lead)
Child & Youth Program Coordinator

. We coordinate with military and civilian
community agencies to gain support for youth training; ensure resource
information is available for families and service providers; collaborate to
offer summer camps; educate community members about the impact the
deployment cycle has on children and families; participate in military and
non-military meetings and functions to benefit our military youth; help develop
training opportunities that empower teens of the military to thrive and excel

Address

49000 Army Guard Road, Rm D-103
Anchorage, AK
99506

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19074286218

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The Child and Youth Program works to empower youth and families of the Alaska National Guard through training and community support throughout the state of Alaska! The Alaska National Guard Child & Youth Program is made up of two staff with support from many adult and youth volunteers! The two staff are the Lead Child & Youth Program Coordinator and (non-lead) Child & Youth Program Coordinator. We coordinate with military and civilian community agencies to gain support for youth training; ensure resource information is available for families and service providers; collaborate to offer summer camps; educate community members about the impact the deployment cycle has on children and families; participate in military and non-military meetings and functions to benefit our military youth; help develop training opportunities that empower teens of the military to thrive and excel