If a family finds itself impacted by the tragic loss of a missing or murdered loved one, there are AVCP programs that may directly assist –particularly if the person was a source of income for the family.
Even if you think you might not be eligible for a program, contact AVCP and we will help you find services you do qualify for.
Direct AVCP Services in Case of an MMIP Event
AVCP Region Resources
Bethel Search and Rescue
City of Bethel Police Department
 Call 907-543-3781
ONC Traditional Healing Services VS
 Call 907-543-2608
Akiak Crime Victim's Services Project
 Call 907-765-2217
Akiachak Native Community Tribal VS
 Call 907-825-4626
Kwigillignok Victim Services
 Call 907-588-8114
Native Village of Kipnuk
 Call 907-896-5515
Native Village of Kongiganak VS
 Call  907-557-5226
Tundra Women's Coalition
Bethel
 Call 907-543-3444
 Call 907-543-3456
 Call 1-800-478-7799
Hooper Bay Tribal Council
 Call 907-758-4915
Village of Aniak VS
 Call 907-675-4349
Holy Cross Tribe VS
 Call 907-476-7139
Native Village of Chuathbaluk VS
 Call 907-467-4313
Native Village of Kotlik VS
 Call 907-899-4326
Asa’carsarmuit Tribe Victim Services Program (Mountain Village)
 Call 907-591-2815
 Call 907-591-6012
Chefornak Tribal Victim Services P
 Call 907-545-7617
Tununak VS
Toksook Bay
 OVC • Call 907-652-6529
 Admin • Call 907-652-6527
State of Alaska Resources
Resources Relating to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons
Abused Women’s Aid in Crisis (AWAIC)
 Call 907-279-9851
MMIWG2S Alaska
Native Movement
Priceless (Working with human trafficking victims and survivors in Alaska)
Sex Offender Registry – sex offenders required by law to register with the State of Alaska
Southcentral Foundation Family Wellness Warriors Initiative
 Survivor Hotline 907-250-2926
Village Public Safety Officers
VINE System
Register to be notified if an inmate is released from jail
National Resources
Administration for Children and Families
Missing and Murdered Native Americans (MMNA) – A Public Health Framework for Action | The Administration for Children and Families
Alliance of Tribal Coalitions to End Violence (ATCEV)
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Office of Justice Services (OJS)
Missing and Murdered Unit
 Call 833-560-2065
Congressional Research Service
2022 Report prepared for Members and Committees of Congress
Department of Justice Operation Lady Justice
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women USA
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
National Congress of American Indians
 Call 202-466-7767
National Domestic Violence Hotline
National Human Trafficking Hotline
National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (NIWRC)
National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) for data collection
National Runaway Safeline
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
OVC Directory of Crime Victim Services
Stop It Now
A national nonprofit dedicated to stopping child abuse
StrongHearts Native Helpline
Sovereign Bodies Institute
The Tribal Resource Tool
A searchable directory of services available for all AI/AN survivors of crime and abuse in Indian Country
United Nations
Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women
MMIP Toolkits
AVCP Missing and Murdered Indigenous People
Service Delivery Guide
NWIRC Special Collection
Women and Girls
Missing and Murdered Native Americans
We Are Calling to You
Murdered Womxn and Girls
MMIW Toolkit for Families
and Communities
Women Resources Center
When a Loved One Goes Missing
Resources for Families of Missing American Indian and Alaska Native Adults (usdoj.gov)
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
An Action Plan for Alaska Native Communities
MMIWG
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