Early learning opportunities and quality childcare are also important to development.

Paying your electric, gas, or water bills can be overwhelming, especially after losing a job or having a medical emergency.

Housing assistance gives children the opportunity to succeed academically, maintain their health and well-being.

Diaper need not only impacts the physical health of babies and toddlers, but their mental health as well

Transportation assistance helps families get to doctor visits, grocery stores, and jobs.

Food assistance helps families make ends meet by providing for basic food and nutrition needs.

There are many types of assistance that Alaska families count on, such as food, medical, and housing.

Immunizations are a safe, effective way to protect children from disease, including some cancers, as well as hospitalization.

Preparation and parenting is to stay engaged, pay attention, and help infants and toddlers live safely.

Seek treatment for mental has soon as possible by talking to your health care provider or other resources.

Medical care can influence children's physical and emotional health, and development to reach their full potential as adults.

Early learning opportunities and quality childcare are also important to development.

Refugee Assistance & Immigration Services provides a bridge for refugees who have had to flee their countries of origin.

Head Start is a federal program that promotes school readiness of children ages birth to five from low-income families.