Tribal Partner Contacts

Non-profit Organizations For-profit Corporations
Denali seen over treetops on a clear day

This site is dedicated to strengthening collaboration between the State of Alaska’s Office of Children’s Services (OCS) and Alaska Native Tribes, Tribal Organizations, and Tribal Non-profits in support of the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA).

Together, we are committed to ensuring​ Safe Children, Strong Families, and Thriving Tribal Communities.

Map of Alaska showing approximate native corporation and non-profit regional boundaries
Map regions are illustrative and may not reflect actual Corporation boundaries.

Non-profit
Alaska Native Organizations

Numbers correspond with the above map.

  1. Arctic Slope Native Association

  2. Tanana Chiefs Conference

  3. Maniilaq Association

  4. Kawerak, Inc.

  5. Association of Village Council Presidents

  6. Bristol Bay Native Association

  7. Cook Inlet Tribal Council

  8. Copper River Native Association

  9. Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association, Inc.

  10. Kodiak Area Native Association

  11. Chugachmiut

  12. Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska

For-profit
Alaska Native Corporations

The following is a list of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) for-profit corporations as well as the villages they serve. Some of these corporations also have a nonprofit organization that you will find listed above. Numbers correspond with the above map.

  1. Arctic Slope Regional Corporation

  2. Doyon Limited

  3. NANA Regional Corporation

  4. Bering Straits Native Corporation

  5. Calista Corporation

  6. Bristol Bay Native Corporation

  7. Cook Inlet Region, Inc.

  8. Ahtna, Inc.

  9. The Aleut Corporation

  10. Koniag

  11. Chugach Alaska Corporation

  12. Sealaska Corporation

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Regional Native Corporations

The Department of Natural Resources maintains an index of Regional Native Corporations which is maintained by the Division of Mining, Land and Water.

Search Index

Other Resources

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Family and Community Services

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Office of Children's Services

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External Resources