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.
How Does the Trust Land Office Support Trust Beneficiaries?
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NEWS ARCHIVE
TRUSTEES DIRECT $750,000 FOR MAT-SU BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INITIATIVES
November 3, 2022Trust Grant Awards Support Beneficiary-Serving Partners Across Alaska
October 21, 2022Report Examining Mental Health Supports In Alaska’s Schools Released
October 12, 2022The Trust is looking for qualified applicants to join the board of trustees
October 5, 2022Partner News
PARTNER NEWS ARCHIVE
The Governor’s Council on Disabilities and Special Education is seeking candidates for a new Executive Director (closes 11/17/2022)
October 28, 2022Alzheimer’s Resource of Alaska: Holidays and Traveling: Tips For Someone Living With Dementia, Oct. 29, 10:30AM
October 21, 2022Stakeholder Input Sought on Plan to Eliminate the IDD Waitlist, Webinar to be held October 24, 10-11:30am. (DOH SDS)
October 3, 2022Positive Approach to Care (PAC) Consultant Certification Training, Sept. 21-23 in Anchorage
September 15, 2022Upcoming Events
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