Alaska Native Justice Center - Anchorage, Alaska

Alaska Native Justice Center

The Alaska Native Justice Center is a non-profit organization located at 2550 Denali St, Anchorage, AK 99503, United States. It offers legal services and operates as a public defender's office, providing support to the Alaska Native community. The center is accessible to those with disabilities, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking.

About the Alaska Native Justice Center

Location and Contact Information

Address: 2550 Denali St, Anchorage, AK 99503, United States

Phone: 9077933550

Website: anjc.org

Specialties

• Legal services
• Public defender's office

Other Points of Interest

• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Reviews and Opinions

The Alaska Native Justice Center has received 136 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars. Many reviewers praise the center for its excellent support services and friendly staff. One user mentioned that they frequently visit the center, not only for the services provided, but also to enjoy the welcoming atmosphere.

The Alaska Native Justice Center is dedicated to promoting justice and improving the lives of Alaska Native people through legal services, education, and advocacy. With its convenient location, accessible facilities, and exceptional support, the center has become a valuable resource for the Alaska Native community in Anchorage.

👍 Reviews of Alaska Native Justice Center

Jennie S.

1/5

An absolute waste of grant money. They treat victim's of domestic violence with contempt. They care more about lining their pockets than helping people who have experienced extreme trauma. They retraumatized myself and son.

Lecon C. J.

5/5

They offer great support services. I go back often just to say hi.

Tammy M.

1/5

I got turned away 3 times. Understanding that they get Grants for being Federally recognized Tribal Department. Still, there are Indigenous Alaska Natives out there WHOM are struggling due to being Below Poverty Level searching for assistance. I had told them that being harassed by an soon to be Ex-husband. Still got turned away. Embarrassing how we search for help that's why there , there. But we get turned away. Shaking my head.

Alice B.

5/5

Picking up report card incentives for 1 of my kiddos, she did super awesome. Thank you Youth Empowerment for rewarding our children for good grades. She bought a Champion outfit!! 😁🤩🤩🤩🤩😁

Julie A. N.

1/5

If I if I could do-5 * I would. I feel like these people shipped my son and I out of Alaska due to DV down to Washington to basically rot without any kind of follow-up or reaching out to find out if everything is going good with us. Was told before we left that it was going to be a smooth transition for us and there's nothing smooth about it. Now left in Washington homeless and hungry for the past 3 months without anybody even giving any kind of assistance on checking to see how we are doing. Yes I have tried and texting numerous times for the past three months without any kind of calling or texting back. I do not recommend these people for anything just because of their lack of communication with DV survivors to make sure that they are okay. There is nothing okay about being homeless and hungry for 3 months. That coming from an Alaskan native who is a survivor of domestic violence and a recovering drug addict

Troy I.

5/5

Great Place with amazing people ready and willing to help you make e forward in life

Christina H.

4/5

Most the time you get good knowledge and the help forsure is worth it especially if you have no knowledge of how court works I just wish they helped with more than just dv just general knowledge would be great cause the regular court house is rude and hard to get an appointment

Loren H.

1/5

As a shareholder of CIRI it has been a terriable thing to get them to work was just told again sorry not going to do that i dont have to because of COVID laws