Apply

Tell Us You're Ready

Fill out the application below, or call if talking is easier. A person reads every application — and then we reach out, usually by phone, to talk it through. We’re a small home in Wasilla, so we respond as quickly as we can; if your timing is tight, call us directly. What you share here stays between you and us. Not sure yet? See what living here looks like first.

How It Works

What Happens When You Apply

Applying for sober living in Alaska shouldn’t feel like applying for a loan. Here’s the whole process, start to finish.

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Apply online or call

Fill out the short application below, or call (907) 503-8558 if a form isn’t your thing. Either one starts the same conversation. A family member or case manager can reach out on your behalf, too.

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We talk it through

A real conversation — not a screening script. We’ll talk about where you are, what you’re coming from, what you need, whether the home is a good fit for you right now, and what our current availability looks like. You can ask us anything.

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We make a move-in plan

If it’s a fit on both sides and there’s a bed open, we work out the practical details together — timing, what to bring, and what daily life in the home looks like — so your first day in Wasilla is a landing, not a leap.

Applying doesn’t guarantee a spot — availability and fit both matter, and we’ll be honest with you about both. Every application gets a straight answer either way.

Your Privacy

What you share in this application gets used for one thing: talking with you about whether Sober Living Alaska is the right next step. That’s it. We don’t sell your information, and we don’t pass it around beyond what’s needed to handle your intake and the conversation that follows.

Privacy matters here beyond the application, too. We’re careful about where the home’s address appears and how we talk about residents — the same care we bring to what you tell us. If you ever have a question about how we handle your information, call and ask. You’ll get a plain answer from a person, not a policy document.