Youth
| HIDEOUT Program from FBSB Parks & Rec |
| 2010 2nd Avenue, Fairbanks |
| The Hideout is a safe place for preteens to hang out after school. They can enjoy ping pong, foosball, arts & crafts, a Nintendo Switch, homework stations, and more. Parents or guardians must have a signed waiver on file for each participant. |
| Not available to drop off your kid at the Hideout? No worries! You can submit a bus deviation to your school bus and ask them to drop off your child at the Carlson Center for the Hideout. 3 -7 PM most Mondays – Thursdays. Drop-in fee: $4/youth (9-13 years old). Passes are also available. |
| (907) 459-1109 |
| https://fairbanksak.myrec.com/info/activities/program_details.aspx?ProgramID=30255 |
| FNSB Public Libraries |
| Young Adult Services include information, amenities, services, and collections for Teens and Tweens ages 10-18. Visit the Teen Areas, reserved for middle and high school aged students, at both the Noel Wien and North Pole Branch Libraries. |
| NOEL WIEN PUBLIC LIBRARY 1215 Cowles St, Fairbanks (907) 459-1020 |
| NORTH POLE BRANCH LIBRARY 656 NPHS Boulevard, North Pole (907) 488-6101 |
| https://fnsblibrary.org/734/Young-Adult |
| Boys & Girls Club of Fairbanks |
| 645 8th Ave, Fairbanks |
| Empowering and inspiring the diverse youth of Alaska to realize their full potential by offering hope, opportunity, and a safe environment. The Boys & Girls Club of Fairbanks, Alaska offers unique and fun school year and summer programs. Our goal is to provide a safe and fun place where kids WANT to be! |
| (907) 457-5223 |
| https://www.facebook.com/BGCfairbanks/ |
| Big Brothers Big Sisters |
| 1949 Gillam Way, Suite E, Fairbanks |
| Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska creates and supports one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. We match volunteer adult mentors called Bigs with youth, ages 6 to 16 who are called Littles. Bigs and their Littles get together 2-4 times a month for a minimum of one year. Together, they do free or low-cost activities in the community. BBBSAK is there to support our Bigs, Parents/Guardians, and Littles throughout the lifetime of the match. |
| (907) 202-8529 |
| https://www.bbbsak.org/ |
| Fairbanks Summer Sessions – Youth Camps |
| Various Locations around Fairbanks |
| Kid & youth summer camps filled with learning adventures, meeting Monday – Friday with full and half day camps throughout the summer. |
| (907) 474-7021 |
| https://summer365.alaska.edu/ |
| Tanana Chiefs Conference – Youth Services |
| 122 1st Ave, Fairbanks |
| We seek to empower our youth who may be facing barriers to employment by providing work experience, training and educational opportunities designed to foster real-world work skills. In-school and out-of-school youth may be eligible for certain opportunities. Programs include educational opportunities, Healthy Transitions to assist teens transition into adulthood, opportunities for youth delegates, Get Driving program to help obtain a driver’s license, and an array of work experience opportunities for youth in Fairbanks and in the villages. |
| (907) 452-8251 |
| https://www.tananachiefs.org/services/youth/ |
| Literacy Council of Alaska |
| 517 Gaffney Rd, Fairbanks |
| The Literacy Council of Alaska (LCA) offers the Pathways Program, which assists participants in accomplishing education and career goals by aiding them in creating a personal plan to stay on track. We provide services for out-of-school youth, ages 16-24, that have at least one barrier relating to employment or education. Pathways assists young adults located in the interior of Alaska. |
| (907) 456-6212 |
| https://www.literacycouncilofalaska.org/wioayouth |
| Live Homework Help |
| Get online tutoring for subjects like math, English, and history. Work with a live tutor or use the resources to study independently, all at no charge to you! Live Homework Help also provides all Alaskans free help finding and applying online for a job, writing resumes and cover letters, interview prep and applying for unemployment assistance. Available through any computer (PC or Mac) or mobile device with an internet connection. |
| https://lam.alaska.gov/sled/homework |
| Alaska Youth Law Guide |
| This publication is a public education resource presented by the Alaska Bar Association Law-Related Education Committee to help young Alaskans understand the law and how it may affect them. You will find general information about many of the legal issues teens and young adults are likely to encounter, and some resources for getting more information or assistance. We hope you find it helpful! |
| https://alaskabar.org/youth/ |
| The Door Emergency Youth Shelter |
| 138 10th Ave., Fairbanks |
| The Door provides kids aged 12-18 a safe place to sleep, home cooked meals, clothing, supplies, and connections to community resources to help youth find stability. We are licensed by the State of Alaska as an Emergency Shelter for runaway and homeless youth, housing up to 12 kids. We serve nutritional meals that meet national guidelines, and we are committed to promoting health in all its forms. |
| 907-374-5678 Text: 907-371-9595 |
| https://www.fairbanksyouthadvocates.org/ |
| Street Outreach and Advocacy Program (SOAP) |
| SOAP is a drop-in center for runaway & homeless youth. They are open M – F 2 – 6 PM but are staffed from 9 AM – 6 PM in case of emergency. |
| (907) 374-9913 |
| https://www.facebook.com/SOAPfna/ |
| Alternative address 605 Hughes Ave room 125, Fairbanks, AK, United States, Alaska |
| Alaska Military Youth Academy (AMYA) |
| Anchorage |
| The mission of the Alaska Military Youth Academy (AMYA) National Guard Youth ChalleNGe Program (NGYCP) is to intervene in and reclaim the lives of at-risk youth, ages 16-18. We produce program graduates with the values, skills, education, and self-discipline necessary to succeed as adults. Program is located in Anchorage. |
| (907) 374-7960 or (907) 980-9984 or Toll Free (877)242-5643 |
| https://akmya.alaska.gov/home/ |