The Salvation Army

About The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army operates as a sober living operator in Anchorage, Alaska, running residential recovery housing inside the Municipality of Anchorage through its Clitheroe Center. The work sits within a national faith-based charitable organization with a long history in addiction rehabilitation.

Recovery Housing Run On Separate Men's And Women's Programs

The Anchorage operation splits into distinct residential programs for men and for women, with 42 beds on the men's side and 12 on the women's according to the Municipality of Anchorage's own behavioral health referral guidance. Running them separately lets the organization keep gender-specific programming without turning anyone away for lack of an appropriate setting.

What This Recovery Housing Provider Treats

Programming covers substance use alongside co-occurring serious mental illness, delivered through rehabilitation groups, individual counseling and family counseling on a structured daily schedule. Both inpatient and outpatient services run from the same organization.

A Faith-Based Sober Living Operator

Clinical treatment and spiritual care sit side by side here. For people who want their recovery grounded in faith, that combination is the reason to choose this provider. Anchorage has secular alternatives for those who want them.

Alaska Sober Homes And Cost

Payment routes include Medicaid, DenaliCare, Access to Recovery vouchers, self-payment and a sliding fee scale, and low-cost options are available. Cost keeps people out of recovery housing more often than anything else, and a sliding scale in the state's most expensive housing market is a meaningful thing to offer.

Serving Anchorage And People Leaving The Justice System

Services extend to criminal justice clients. Anchorage is where most people leaving Alaska's correctional system land, and a residential program with capacity on both the men's and women's side fills a gap the city feels acutely.