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Nonprofits›Alaska Injury Prevention Center

Health Care

Alaska Injury Prevention Center

ANCHORAGE, AK

Website

Total revenue

$2.3M

Total expenses

$2.0M

Net assets

$961K

Grants received

$1.6M

21 grants

EIN

920169574

Tax year

2023

Mission

To ensure all alaskans thrive. To promote wellness, prevent injury and improve safety in alaska, through innovation, collaboration, and inclusivity based in respectful, data driven strength based initiatives.

Programs

3 programs

(dbh) anchorage youth development coalition. Population level strategies that have been initiated by the coalition include youth matter grants, second order change, youth program quality, alaska native cultural charter school (anccs), trauma informed capacity building project, and policy education and advocacy. The aydc youth matters grants initiative is working to increase youth perceptions of mattering by supporting youth-led projects that increase physical and emotional safety, provide supportive youth-adult relationships, and make a difference in the community.

Expenses: $708K

(citc) strategic prevention framework partnerships for success and second order change in anchorage youth programs. The project will aim to help anchorage youth thrive by building intentional, supportive community and infusing best practices for working with youth within the alaska native cultural charter school (anccs), with an explicit focus on designing supports for alaska native youth, and in anchorage youth-serving organizations.

Expenses: $260K

All other programs.

Expenses: $205K