Empowering Lives Together

We provide transitional housing and support for medically vulnerable individuals facing homelessness.

A two-story building featuring a beige facade with green shutters on all the windows. The roof is dark-colored and sloped, with a few small skylights. The name 'St. Josef's Heim' is visible above the main entrance. Some trees are partially visible on either side of the building.

Tailored Case Management

Personalized support for housing transition and independent living.

Housing Stability Programs

Programs designed to ensure stable housing for medically fragile individuals.

Community Resilience Initiatives

Building a supportive community for self-reliance and resilience.

"Coming Soon"

Qasqiq House (Kah-Sgik)

Named after the traditional Inupiaq communal gathering place, Qasgiq House is designed to be a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded shelter for medically fragile and homeless individuals in Anchorage.

Just as the original Qasgiq served as the heart of the village — a place for learning, sharing, and community — Qasgiq House provides a space where residents can receive care, build connections, and access essential services with dignity, respect, and cultural awareness.

Our mission is to offer more than shelter; Qasgiq House is a place of healing, support, and resilience, honoring tradition while meeting the needs of Alaska’s most vulnerable populations.