Alaska 211 is a free statewide helpline that connects people to resources and services in communities across Alaska. Whether needing help with food, housing, healthcare, resources, or any other local services, 211 can help. Trained, compassionate community resource specialists answer 211 calls during regular business hours, listening without judgment and providing connections that improve lives. You can also find Alaska 211 on the web at alaska211.org, providing 24-hour access to a comprehensive database of government, nonprofit, and faith-based resources.
When Alaskans need help finding help, Alaska 211 is here.
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2025 Alaska 211 Impact
2025 Alaska 211 Annual Report
Quickly connecting with essential services can be the difference between struggling and thriving. Learn how Alaska 211 provides hope and help.
What Alaska 211 Is and How It Helps
Senior Voice featured Alaska 211. Who answers our calls? What connections do we make? Read the article to find these answers and more.
Trusted Partner
Whether getting ahead of problems or responding to sudden disasters, Alaska 211 stands ready to help. Our capabilities have proven critical during rapidly evolving situations, such as earthquakes or public health emergencies. Alaska 211 callers are connected with a local, compassionate, trained community resource specialist with access to a database of over 9,000 local resources. The specialist helps locate relevant resources and services, saving callers time and frustration.
Real-Time Data
Behind every data point is an Alaskan looking for stability, support, or opportunity. We launched 211 Counts, which is an online database that provides anonymous, aggregated information collected by Alaska 211. Updated continually, this data is available to anyone who wants to understand the challenges impacting Alaskans. 211 Counts supports smarter planning, stronger partnerships, and more targeted investments in services and communities.