Free seasonal flu shots and COVID-19 vaccinations with no appointment needed. No insurance required-- just walk in. Available for those who qualify based on age group.
Z.J. Loussac Public Library
: Wilda Marston Theater
Pfizer vaccines will be available to everyone aged 12 and older in Alaska. Appointments and insurance are not required - all vaccines are available free of charge.
Please arrive 30 minutes before the clinic closes.
Prior to your visit,
please complete the consent
form at www.visithealth.covidsecureapp.com. If you are not able to access the consent form online, all paperwork will be available on-site.
Z.J. Loussac Public Library
: Wilda Marston Theater
Pfizer vaccines will be available to everyone aged 12 and older in Alaska. Appointments and insurance are not required - all vaccines are available free of charge.
Please arrive 30 minutes before the clinic closes.
Prior to your visit,
please complete the consent
form at www.visithealth.covidsecureapp.com. If you are not able to access the consent form online, all paperwork will be available on-site.
Join us for the Loussac Book Club September discussion. September's title is "Travel as a Political Act: A Radical Guide to Meaningful Travel" by Rick Steves.
Can't make it in person? No worries. Follow the link below to join the discussion digitally.
We’re SO excited to be collaborating with the Thomas Memorial Library in Cape Elizabeth, Maine for this new virtual conversation series! Each week throughout the winter, we’ll be meeting up virtually to share late morning coffee and conversation with the library staff, patrons and residents of Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Though separated by 4,500 miles, Alaskans and Mainers all share the experience of persevering through long, cold, dark winters. So rather than go it alone during this difficult season and this year of extreme isolation, we’re joining forces, making friends and bridging the physical divide that separates us.
You’re invited to join us for this experiment in long distance community building, and all you need for the journey is a curious mind. Each Wednesday our libraries will be co-hosting lively conversations with kind, interesting and thoughtful people we might never have had the chance to meet if not for this strange year. And you need not fear the usual conversational pitfalls of boring small talk or uncomfortable subjects: Our librarians will be facilitating these discussions around fun and interesting themes as well as occasional outside materials. And since this year has been hard enough already, all talk of politics and the pandemic are off the table! Come warm your heart and widen your social circle in a friendly, curious atmosphere as we enjoy this rare opportunity to connect from afar. Let’s explore the idea of just how big a Community can be!
We’ll be meeting every Wednesday at 11:00am AKST via Zoom. Please register by filling out the form below so that we can send you the Zoom link to join.
If you read romance novels and want to discuss them with other readers, join us to talk about all the love stories you can handle! We're meeting on Microsoft Teams for our discussion, so follow the links below.
Z.J. Loussac Public Library
: Wilda Marston Theater
Free seasonal flu shots and COVID-19 vaccinations with no appointment needed. No insurance required-- just walk in. Available for those who qualify based on age; find out more at anchoragecovidvaccine.org
The Houseless Resource Advisory Council is a group whose voting members have experienced or are experiencing houselessness. First Thursdays are open to all and address advocacy issues. Third Thursdays are especially open for people with lived experience with houselessness.
Free seasonal flu shots and COVID-19 vaccinations with no appointment needed. No insurance required-- just walk in. Available for those who qualify based on age; find out more at anchoragecovidvaccine.org
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Domestic violence includes emotional harm as well as physical. This can lead to survivors doubting their self-worth and their ability to make changes in their lives. For DV Awareness Month, we invite community members to create small charms or keychains that are tangible reminders of their own strengths or identities. As they create, they can participate in a conversation with knowledge-bearers who can help people understand healthy relationships and why sometimes it's hard to leave.
We’re SO excited to be collaborating with the Thomas Memorial Library in Cape Elizabeth, Maine for this new virtual conversation series! Each week throughout the winter, we’ll be meeting up virtually to share late morning coffee and conversation with the library staff, patrons and residents of Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Though separated by 4,500 miles, Alaskans and Mainers all share the experience of persevering through long, cold, dark winters. So rather than go it alone during this difficult season and this year of extreme isolation, we’re joining forces, making friends and bridging the physical divide that separates us.
You’re invited to join us for this experiment in long distance community building, and all you need for the journey is a curious mind. Each Wednesday our libraries will be co-hosting lively conversations with kind, interesting and thoughtful people we might never have had the chance to meet if not for this strange year. And you need not fear the usual conversational pitfalls of boring small talk or uncomfortable subjects: Our librarians will be facilitating these discussions around fun and interesting themes as well as occasional outside materials. And since this year has been hard enough already, all talk of politics and the pandemic are off the table! Come warm your heart and widen your social circle in a friendly, curious atmosphere as we enjoy this rare opportunity to connect from afar. Let’s explore the idea of just how big a Community can be!
We’ll be meeting every Wednesday at 11:00am AKST via Zoom. Please register by filling out the form below so that we can send you the Zoom link to join.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Explore your inner Sherlock Holmes or Mrs. Marple. Join us to share your favorite Mystery books. Choose your own book for each discussion based on a monthly theme and share it with others.
This month's theme is paranormal mysteries so bring your favorite to share with the group.
Email Tamzan Barnes at Tamzan.barnes@anchorageak.gov for the meeting link if you plan to attend virtually.
Free seasonal flu shots and COVID-19 vaccinations with no appointment needed. No insurance required-- just walk in. Available for those who qualify based on age group.
Z.J. Loussac Public Library
: Wilda Marston Theater
Pfizer vaccines will be available to everyone aged 12 and older in Alaska. Appointments and insurance are not required - all vaccines are available free of charge.
Please arrive 30 minutes before the clinic closes.
Prior to your visit,
please complete the consent
form at www.visithealth.covidsecureapp.com. If you are not able to access the consent form online, all paperwork will be available on-site.
We’re SO excited to be collaborating with the Thomas Memorial Library in Cape Elizabeth, Maine for this new virtual conversation series! Each week throughout the winter, we’ll be meeting up virtually to share late morning coffee and conversation with the library staff, patrons and residents of Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Though separated by 4,500 miles, Alaskans and Mainers all share the experience of persevering through long, cold, dark winters. So rather than go it alone during this difficult season and this year of extreme isolation, we’re joining forces, making friends and bridging the physical divide that separates us.
You’re invited to join us for this experiment in long distance community building, and all you need for the journey is a curious mind. Each Wednesday our libraries will be co-hosting lively conversations with kind, interesting and thoughtful people we might never have had the chance to meet if not for this strange year. And you need not fear the usual conversational pitfalls of boring small talk or uncomfortable subjects: Our librarians will be facilitating these discussions around fun and interesting themes as well as occasional outside materials. And since this year has been hard enough already, all talk of politics and the pandemic are off the table! Come warm your heart and widen your social circle in a friendly, curious atmosphere as we enjoy this rare opportunity to connect from afar. Let’s explore the idea of just how big a Community can be!
We’ll be meeting every Wednesday at 11:00am AKST via Zoom. Please register by filling out the form below so that we can send you the Zoom link to join.
Chugiak-Eagle River Library Branch
: Eagle River Town Center Community Room
Free seasonal flu shots and COVID-19 vaccinations with no appointment needed. No insurance required-- just walk in. Available for those who qualify based on age group.
The Houseless Resource Advisory Council is a group whose voting members have experienced or are experiencing houselessness. First Thursdays are open to all and address advocacy issues. Third Thursdays are especially open for people with lived experience with houselessness.
Join our NaNoWriMo writing community for virtual camaraderie and support while getting words written toward your goal! Pour yourself a motivating beverage, fire up your laptop (or desktop, or phone, or old-fashioned notebook), and make progress on your next novel. We will be doing 25 minute writing sprints with a 5 minute break between.
Join local artist Will Kozloff as he paints an outdoor mural as part of the Mountain View Mural Walk. Meet outside at the northwest side of the building and dress warm.
We’re SO excited to be collaborating with the Thomas Memorial Library in Cape Elizabeth, Maine for this new virtual conversation series! Each week throughout the winter, we’ll be meeting up virtually to share late morning coffee and conversation with the library staff, patrons and residents of Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Though separated by 4,500 miles, Alaskans and Mainers all share the experience of persevering through long, cold, dark winters. So rather than go it alone during this difficult season and this year of extreme isolation, we’re joining forces, making friends and bridging the physical divide that separates us.
You’re invited to join us for this experiment in long distance community building, and all you need for the journey is a curious mind. Each Wednesday our libraries will be co-hosting lively conversations with kind, interesting and thoughtful people we might never have had the chance to meet if not for this strange year. And you need not fear the usual conversational pitfalls of boring small talk or uncomfortable subjects: Our librarians will be facilitating these discussions around fun and interesting themes as well as occasional outside materials. And since this year has been hard enough already, all talk of politics and the pandemic are off the table! Come warm your heart and widen your social circle in a friendly, curious atmosphere as we enjoy this rare opportunity to connect from afar. Let’s explore the idea of just how big a Community can be!
We’ll be meeting every Wednesday at 11:00am AKST via Zoom. Please register by filling out the form below so that we can send you the Zoom link to join.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Need health insurance? Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act begins November 1, 2021. Volunteers from United Way are available to answer questions and help with sign up.
Z.J. Loussac Public Library
: Wilda Marston Theater
Pfizer vaccines will be available to everyone aged 12 and older in Alaska. Appointments and insurance are not required - all vaccines are available free of charge.
Please arrive 30 minutes before the clinic closes.
Prior to your visit,
please complete the consent
form at www.visithealth.covidsecureapp.com. If you are not able to access the consent form online, all paperwork will be available on-site.
We’re SO excited to be collaborating with the Thomas Memorial Library in Cape Elizabeth, Maine for this new virtual conversation series! Each week throughout the winter, we’ll be meeting up virtually to share late morning coffee and conversation with the library staff, patrons and residents of Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Though separated by 4,500 miles, Alaskans and Mainers all share the experience of persevering through long, cold, dark winters. So rather than go it alone during this difficult season and this year of extreme isolation, we’re joining forces, making friends and bridging the physical divide that separates us.
You’re invited to join us for this experiment in long distance community building, and all you need for the journey is a curious mind. Each Wednesday our libraries will be co-hosting lively conversations with kind, interesting and thoughtful people we might never have had the chance to meet if not for this strange year. And you need not fear the usual conversational pitfalls of boring small talk or uncomfortable subjects: Our librarians will be facilitating these discussions around fun and interesting themes as well as occasional outside materials. And since this year has been hard enough already, all talk of politics and the pandemic are off the table! Come warm your heart and widen your social circle in a friendly, curious atmosphere as we enjoy this rare opportunity to connect from afar. Let’s explore the idea of just how big a Community can be!
We’ll be meeting every Wednesday at 11:00am AKST via Zoom. Please register by filling out the form below so that we can send you the Zoom link to join.
Use our wide variety of board, dice, or card games to work on skills like math, spelling, and logic, or to relax and connect with family or friends. All ages.
If you read romance novels and want to discuss them with other readers, join us to talk about all the love stories you can handle! We're meeting on Microsoft Teams for our discussion, so follow the links below.
Explore your inner Sherlock Holmes or Mrs. Marple. Join us to share your favorite Mystery books. Choose your own book for each discussion based on a monthly theme and share it with others.
This month's theme is culinary mysteries so bring your favorite to share with the group.
Email Tamzan Barnes at Tamzan.barnes@anchorageak.gov for the meeting link if you plan to attend virtually.
The Houseless Resource Advisory Council is a group whose voting members have experienced or are experiencing houselessness. First Thursdays are open to all and address advocacy issues. Third Thursdays are especially open for people with lived experience with houselessness.
Join our NaNoWriMo writing community for virtual camaraderie and support while getting words written toward your goal! Pour yourself a motivating beverage, fire up your laptop (or desktop, or phone, or old-fashioned notebook), and make progress on your next novel. We will be doing 25 minute writing sprints with a 5 minute break between.
We’re SO excited to be collaborating with the Thomas Memorial Library in Cape Elizabeth, Maine for this new virtual conversation series! Each week throughout the winter, we’ll be meeting up virtually to share late morning coffee and conversation with the library staff, patrons and residents of Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Though separated by 4,500 miles, Alaskans and Mainers all share the experience of persevering through long, cold, dark winters. So rather than go it alone during this difficult season and this year of extreme isolation, we’re joining forces, making friends and bridging the physical divide that separates us.
You’re invited to join us for this experiment in long distance community building, and all you need for the journey is a curious mind. Each Wednesday our libraries will be co-hosting lively conversations with kind, interesting and thoughtful people we might never have had the chance to meet if not for this strange year. And you need not fear the usual conversational pitfalls of boring small talk or uncomfortable subjects: Our librarians will be facilitating these discussions around fun and interesting themes as well as occasional outside materials. And since this year has been hard enough already, all talk of politics and the pandemic are off the table! Come warm your heart and widen your social circle in a friendly, curious atmosphere as we enjoy this rare opportunity to connect from afar. Let’s explore the idea of just how big a Community can be!
We’ll be meeting every Wednesday at 11:00am AKST via Zoom. Please register by filling out the form below so that we can send you the Zoom link to join.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Join our NaNoWriMo writing community for virtual camaraderie and support while getting words written toward your goal! Pour yourself a motivating beverage, fire up your laptop (or desktop, or phone, or old-fashioned notebook), and make progress on your next novel. We will be doing 25 minute writing sprints with a 5 minute break between.
Z.J. Loussac Public Library
: Wilda Marston Theater
Pfizer vaccines will be available to everyone aged 12 and older in Alaska. Appointments and insurance are not required - all vaccines are available free of charge.
Please arrive 30 minutes before the clinic closes.
Prior to your visit,
please complete the consent
form at www.visithealth.covidsecureapp.com. If you are not able to access the consent form online, all paperwork will be available on-site.
We’re SO excited to be collaborating with the Thomas Memorial Library in Cape Elizabeth, Maine for this new virtual conversation series! Each week throughout the winter, we’ll be meeting up virtually to share late morning coffee and conversation with the library staff, patrons and residents of Cape Elizabeth and surrounding areas. Though separated by 4,500 miles, Alaskans and Mainers all share the experience of persevering through long, cold, dark winters. So rather than go it alone during this difficult season and this year of extreme isolation, we’re joining forces, making friends and bridging the physical divide that separates us.
You’re invited to join us for this experiment in long distance community building, and all you need for the journey is a curious mind. Each Wednesday our libraries will be co-hosting lively conversations with kind, interesting and thoughtful people we might never have had the chance to meet if not for this strange year. And you need not fear the usual conversational pitfalls of boring small talk or uncomfortable subjects: Our librarians will be facilitating these discussions around fun and interesting themes as well as occasional outside materials. And since this year has been hard enough already, all talk of politics and the pandemic are off the table! Come warm your heart and widen your social circle in a friendly, curious atmosphere as we enjoy this rare opportunity to connect from afar. Let’s explore the idea of just how big a Community can be!
We’ll be meeting every Wednesday at 11:00am AKST via Zoom. Please register by filling out the form below so that we can send you the Zoom link to join.
The voice that has not been
heard in the past for all those communities we serve,
A safe space for houseless
people to unpack their trauma & share their joys, concerns, hopes,
& needs,
A bridge over the chasm
separating the houseless and the housed,
A forum for houseless and
formerly houseless individuals to meet housed individuals in the middle
where we can seek reconciliation and build a common understanding of the
problem while working together toward solutions that will mend our
tattered safety nets.
We believe that intersectional
conversations concerning our common and shared feelings of alienation may
take us on a path toward reconciliation and healing some of society’s
wounds.
We meet every 1st and
3rd Thursday & are often joined by supportive Allies.
The Houseless Resource Advisory Council is a group whose voting members have experienced or are experiencing houselessness. First Thursdays are open to all and address advocacy issues. Third Thursdays are especially open for people with lived experience with houselessness.
Join the Anchorage Public Library Community Resources Coordinator Team to learn about how you can connect to resources like food, housing, health care navigation, education, and more. Network with local community partners and find out what's out there, how you can benefit, and how you can help others.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Need health insurance? Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act begins November 1, 2021. Volunteers from United Way are available to answer questions and help with sign up.
Z.J. Loussac Public Library
: Wilda Marston Theater
Pfizer vaccines will be available to everyone aged 12 and older in Alaska. Appointments and insurance are not required - all vaccines are available free of charge.
Please arrive 30 minutes before the clinic closes.
Prior to your visit,
please complete the consent
form at www.visithealth.covidsecureapp.com. If you are not able to access the consent form online, all paperwork will be available on-site.
If you read romance novels and want to discuss them with other readers, join us to talk about all the love stories you can handle! We're meeting on Microsoft Teams for our discussion, so follow the links below.
The Houseless Resource Advisory Council is a group whose voting members have experienced or are experiencing houselessness. First Thursdays are open to all and address advocacy issues. Third Thursdays are especially open for people with lived experience with houselessness.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Explore your inner Sherlock Holmes or Mrs. Marple. Join us to share your favorite Mystery books. Choose your own book for each discussion based on a monthly theme and share it with others.
This month's theme is Holiday mysteries so bring your favorite to share with the group.
Email Tamzan Barnes at Tamzan.barnes@anchorageak.gov for the meeting link if you plan to attend virtually.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Need health insurance? Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act begins November 1, 2021. Volunteers from United Way are available to answer questions and help with sign up.
Help us beautify furniture for the library with literary decoupage. We will use Mod Podge and old books to turn our shabby furniture très chic! This is a great opportunity to volunteer and try out decoupage at the same time. No experience necessary.
Please note: Old clothes or a smock/apron are recommended. Materials used are entirely nontoxic. Disposable gloves will be available upon request.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Library Community Resource Coordination (CRC) team member will table in the Mountain View Library from 2-5pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Library visitors can get help completing the SNAP application/recertification, ask questions about their case, and pick up a food pantry calendar or learn about other food security programs. Food Bank of Alaska SNAP outreach will be assisting remotely via phone while CRC team staff meet in person to assist library visitors.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.
Mt View Library Branch
: Mountain View Community Room
Free naloxone (aka Narcan) Training by Project HOPE (State of Alaska) and community volunteers. Naloxone is a nasal spray that can reverse an opioid overdose and save a life. Learn how to 1) how to identify a likely opioid overdose 2) how to safely give someone naloxone nasal spray and 3) why this is important in our community now. The goal of distributing naloxone and educating people about how to prevent, recognize and intervene in overdoses is to prevent deaths.