Trust Land Office
The Trust Land Office resides within the Department of Natural Resources and is contracted exclusively by the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority to manage its approximately one million acres of land and other non-cash assets to generate revenue. Decisions approving use of Trust lands and resources are made solely in the interest of the Trust and its beneficiaries in line with Trust principles and the Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act. It is the duty of the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority to provide leadership in the advocacy, planning, implementing and funding of services and programs for Trust beneficiaries.
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TRUSTEES DESIGNATE GRANT FUNDS TO HOUSING AND HOMELESS SHELTER PROJECTS IN JUNEAU, BETHEL, AND ANCHORAGE
November 19, 2020ALASKA MENTAL HEALTH TRUST AUTHORITY WELCOMES NEW TRUSTEE
November 16, 2020TECH SUMMIT 2020 SERIES – Internet in Alaska: What Service Providers Need to Know, Nov. 23, 1– 2:30 PM
November 16, 2020TRUST DIRECTS $300,000 TO INCREASE ADDICTION TREATMENT CAPACITY IN ANCHORAGE
October 28, 2020Partner News
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Shared Vision (Virtual) Town Hall: System Alignment – Dec. 17, noon-1pm
November 24, 2020SDS Reminds Providers of Federal Guidance on Non-Discrimination (DHSS)
November 20, 2020Survey: Assessing the Impact of the COVID-19 on Alaskans (DHSS Div. of Public Health)
November 20, 2020Fifth Annual Alaska Training Institute, Trauma and Advanced Skills for SUD, Nov. 30 – Dec. 1
November 11, 2020Upcoming Events
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