Gastineau Human Services Corporation is a local nonprofit corporation that has been operating in Juneau, Alaska since 1966. As a volunteer-based organization, their mission is to provide low-cost community alternatives for health and rehabilitation services. They offer a range of programs and services to serve the community, including substance abuse treatment, community corrections programs, and transitional housing.

The organization has a rich history of addressing alcoholism and substance abuse. In the 1960s, local citizens formed the Gastineau Council on Alcoholism, which led to the establishment of Juneau's first Halfway house. Over the years, they expanded their services to include advanced care housing and a Community Residential Center for offenders and probationers.

To reflect the evolving scope of their services, the corporation changed its name to Gastineau Human Services in 1986. They continued to adapt to community needs and shifted to an outpatient setting in 2002, while also establishing the Juno House transitional housing program for the homeless. GHS understands that rehabilitation involves addressing diverse needs.

They strive to provide opportunities for personal growth and economic independence, addressing public safety, housing, education, vocational training, and employment skills development. Their holistic approach empowers clients to make positive choices for their lives. To reach out to Gastineau Human Services Corporation, you can contact them via email at info@ghscorp.

org, or call 907-780-4338. Their office is located at 5597 Aisek St, Juneau, AK, 99801