Dena A Coy Women's Recovery House

About this Recovery House

Dena A Coy is a women's recovery home in Anchorage, Alaska, operating within the Municipality of Anchorage. The Municipality's behavioral health referral guidance records it as a 16-bed residential program for women.

It is run by an Alaska Native health organization serving the Southcentral region, and its services are shaped by Alaska Native values.

What A Women's Recovery Residence Settles

Sixteen beds is small, and that is the point. A house this size can hold a real group rather than a population, and residents come to know each other rather than pass through. For women in early recovery, being known is often what keeps them in the building.

Recovery Housing Inside A Full Health System

Because the program sits within a health organization rather than standing alone, medical care, behavioral health and substance use services are coordinated by one provider. Fewer handoffs means fewer places to fall through.

A Sober House Grounded In Alaska Native Values

Tribal health organizations carry a significant share of Alaska's recovery housing, and cultural grounding is a genuine clinical asset for residents whose recovery is tied to identity and community. The program serves Alaska Native women and is part of the region's wider care network.

Municipality Of Anchorage Recovery Homes And Access

The address is not published and placement runs through the operator. Anchorage holds the region's residential capacity, so for women coming from smaller Southcentral communities, relocating here is usually the only way to reach a residential bed and the outpatient support that follows.