Serving the Native Communities of the Chugach Region

Chugachmiut’s 4th Annual Sungcarluta Ggwangumetnek “Women Healing Ourselves”

Chugachmiut’s 4th Annual Sungcarluta Ggwangumetnek “Women Healing Ourselves” - February 4, 2020

Chugachmiut will be hosting it’s Annual 4-day Women’s Wellness Retreat. The travel, lodging, and meals will be provided. This year’s event will take place on May 18 – 22, 2020,

Women’s Generational Healing Conference 2020 -

Sign up to join us for our first Women’s Generational Healing Conference hosted by Chugachmiut! The Event and Lodging will be held on April 20th – 24th 2020 at the

Fall 2019 Newsletter - January 13, 2020

The Fall Newsletter is available: Fall 2019 . Contact us if you’d like to be added to the mailing

Llangarwik Recovery Camp - December 31, 2019

Our next Llangarwik Recovery Camp will be held in Port Graham on February 17 – March 3, 2020. For more information call (907) 334-0157 or email EydieF@Chugachmiut.org

Alaska Native Vietnam Veterans Bill - May 15, 2019

If you are Alaska Native and:– Are you a veteran who served between 1964-1971– Have not received a native allotment– Or are an heir to someone who meets the above

Spring Newsletter - May 9, 2019

The Spring Newsletter is available: Spring 2019Contact us if you’d like to be added to the mailing

Fred Meyer Community Rewards! - February 14, 2019

YOU CAN HELP CHUGACHMIUT EARN DONATIONS JUST BY SHOPPING WITH YOUR FRED MEYER REWARDS CARD! Fred Meyer donates over $2 million per year to non-profits in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington,

2017 Annual Report - August 23, 2018

The 2017 Chugachmiut Annual Report is available here. You can request a hard copy by calling 907-562-4155.

Head Start 2018 Annual Report -

The 2018 Head Start Annual Report has been posted. See it

Crisis Line - August 21, 2018

Behavioral Health Crisis Line, available 24/7 1-844-891-0444 Domestic Violence Hotline

Chugachmiut

Heritage Preservation

Llangarlluni: Becoming Aware

Our vision is to revitalize the traditional Chugach Native culture and language. The goal is to make Sugpiaq/ Eyak history and heritage a part of the regular school curriculum with support and direction from our Elders’ traditional ecological knowledge (TEK).