Welcome to HOPE
Climbing Mountains, Making Change...
The Key Campaign XXIII is a statewide effort to advocate for disabilities and community disability services. The Coalition is committed to preserving the current community service system as it pertains to quality, adequate funding and consumer choice.
For the past 22 years, the campaign has been amazingly successful in affecting needed change to allow Alaskans the opportunity and access to necessary services within the community. Unfortunately, each year there are new or ongoing issues that need to be addressed through the Key Coalition. In 2010, families and service providers watch with alarm and critical concern as community programs and waiver rates continue to be overlooked when adjusting appropriate rate increases.
What does this mean? It means that as the cost of living escalates, there is no equitable process for determining rate increase for community services.
What can I do? Contact your legislator. Let them know the importance of providing resources to allow people to live within the community of their choice while receiving the support they choose.
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Career Opportunities
“One of the reasons I work for Hope is because of the joy I receive knowing I am helping make a difference in someone’s life everyday.”
Karen Hommerding, live-in staff member.
Looking for a career that offers meaningful work and positively impacts the lives of others? At Hope Community Resources we think you’ll find just that. Hope offers employment and internship opportunities in many areas of service, throughout Alaska.
Get Involved
“Volunteering at Hope is always such a rewarding experience. The people Hope supports are awesome and always so appreciative. I feel great every time I get to interact with them."
Aina Lenda, volunteer
What can be more rewarding that helping another person? Your personal involvement with Hope Community Resources can make a difference in the lives of Alaskans who experience a disability.
Whether you choose to volunteer, participate in an event, make a donation or simply tell others about our programs and services, you are assisting us in making dreams come true. Your involvement shows that you are a caring, compassionate person who respects and honors the dignity of people who experience disabilities.