NSB Resource Guide
The Borough’s Social & Emotional Wellbeing Resource Guide. Browse seven chapters, or read the complete guide.
Read the full guide (PDF) ↗Chapters
1. How to use this guideWhat mental, behavioral and social-emotional health mean, and the crisis numbers.Pages 5–7 ›2. Behavioral health on the North SlopeWho does what — NSB Health & Social Services, ASNA, the school district, ICAS, TCC, Maniilaq — and what the words mean.Pages 7–13 ›3. Pathways to supportStep by step: what happens after an adult calls for help, when a student needs support, and after a community-wide event.Pages 13–19 ›4. Local services for NSB residentsPrograms and phone numbers for Utqiaġvik and every village — clinics, police and fire, tribes, schools, corporations.Pages 20–40 ›5. Telehealth & statewide supportCareline, 211, Adult Protective Services, OCS, veterans' services and more.Pages 40–42 ›6. Activities for healing & wellnessBreathing and grounding, coping with stress and grief, traditional Iñupiaq wellness, coloring pages and Iñupiaq-number Sudoku.Pages 42–54 ›7. Other community resourcesHousing, food, legal help, churches, utilities and the library — plus a page to write your own contacts.Pages 55–67 ›Current crisis contact
The printed guide contains an older number. NSB’s current 24/7 on-call line:
Call 907-319-3040Source: North Slope Borough Health & Social Services, Nunaaqqiurat Tumitchiaŋit work group. Social & Emotional Wellbeing Resource Guide (V6).