Shiloh Community Housing Inc

[6201 - 6399] High Pl, St Ste 4

Anchorage, AK 99502

Shiloh Community Housing Inc is a non-profit organization based in Anchorage, Alaska, dedicated to improving the local community through housing development, shelter support, and outreach to disadvantaged individuals. Their programs include affordable housing, financial assistance, the LIFE Program for young adults, and the Community Resource Center, which offers various services such as internet access, training, and wellness support. Additionally, they operate the Furniture Bank, providing essential home furnishings to low-income individuals and families transitioning out of homelessness.

With a vision to empower individuals to live healthy and productive lives as informed community residents, Shiloh Community Housing Inc strives to create conditions of comfort, dignity, and stability for those in need. Through their comprehensive array of programs and services, they aim to assist individuals in acquiring independent living skills, work readiness skills, and affordable housing options, ultimately fostering a stronger and more inclusive community in Anchorage.

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