"National Alliance on Mental Illness"

The center, which is on the Bartlett campus, means that patients who urgently need care won’t have to leave Juneau to get it.

Transgender youth face challenges in school that most students don’t — like finding a gender-neutral bathroom or asking to be called by a different name.

United Human Services, in collaboration with The Glory Hall and other service providers, is coordinating the development of the Southeast Community Services Campus.

Pam Robinson calls mental illness the “no-casserole illness,” even though she says it’s just like any other physical illness

Alaska has 140,000 uninsured residents – more than 5,000 are in Juneau – and Bourland’s main job right now is reaching out to those people.

“A Night of Hope and Healing” is scheduled Wednesday evening in Juneau.