Gastineau Human Services

About Gastineau Human Services

Gastineau Human Services is a sober living operator in Juneau, Alaska, running recovery housing and residential treatment in the City and Borough of Juneau. It works with people affected by addiction, homelessness and incarceration.

The Recovery Homes This Operator Runs

Its campus at 5597 Aisek Street in Juneau holds a drug and alcohol free Transitional Living Program for men and women, and Mount Juneau Counseling and Recovery, a 27-bed low-intensity residential substance use program for adults at the ASAM 3.1 level of care. Both serve adults, including people managing co-occurring mental health conditions.

What This Recovery Housing Provider Aims At

The stated goal is breaking the cycle of homelessness. Sobriety, community support and employment are treated as the three things that determine whether someone stays housed, and programming targets all three rather than housing alone.

A Sober Living Operator With A Continuum

Because residential treatment and transitional housing sit under one organization on one site, a resident can move from a structured 3.1 program into transitional housing and then toward independent living without changing providers. In Southeast Alaska, where the alternative is a flight to Anchorage, that continuity is the whole argument.

Men's And Women's Sober Houses In Southeast Alaska

Serving both men and women, and accepting people who are homeless, recently incarcerated, in recovery, or all three at once, means very few people are screened out on category grounds.

Serving Juneau And The Capital Region

Juneau is the state capital and is not on the road system. Anyone here needing residential recovery support either finds it locally or flies. Client resource coordinators help with housing applications, assistance programs and job searching.