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Suwat: Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority

The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority offers multiple services that benefit residents of the Norton Sound region, whether they be young children all the way up to our Elders. Photo from social media, courtesy of Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority (2023).

On May 10, staff from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority joined Suwat hosts Danielle Slingsby of Kawerak and Reba Lean of Norton Sound Health Corporation. Kelda Barstad and Jimael Johnson, program officers, spoke about what the Trust does and how they are assisting the Norton Sound region in providing early childhood services and interventions.

Listen to the full episode below:

About this program: Danielle Slingsby with Kawerak and guests discuss what’s happening in the Norton Sound Region. Catch Suwat on KNOM 780 AM 96.1 FM on Wednesdays at 10 a.m.

Image at top: The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority offers multiple services that benefit residents of the Norton Sound region, whether they be young children or our Elders.
Photo from social media, courtesy of Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority (2023).

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