Former homeless move into new supportive housing complex

Some of Anchorage’s most vulnerable homeless people have a place to sleep now that the city’s newest supportive housing facility has opened at Third and Cordova Streets.
The complex, located in a renovated building that used to hold a variety of nonprofits, features 20 efficiency apartments. It’s managed by Rural Alaska Community Action Programs (RurAL CAP), the same agency that manages Karluk Manor, a similar program downtown.
RurAL CAP’s Kenny Scollan said, like Karluk