Cook Inlet Housing Authority

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AFFILIATES In addition to providing direct service to clients, CIHA partners with other community organizations to ensure that a full continuum of housing services are available to address client needs. CIHA provides assistance to the homeless, nearly-homeless and those in need of transitional housing through partnerships with Brother Francis Shelter, McKinnell House, The Ernie Turner Center and Homeward Bound, Dena A'Coy, Cook Inlet Tribal Council, and The Municipality of Anchorage. CIHA also supports a number of local youth programs.

Cook Inlet Housing Authority (CIHA) believes that quality housing provides a solid foundation on which to further build the overall quality of life. To serve this goal, we provide rental housing, home ownership and home improvement opportunities as well as neighborhood revitalization activities and community partnerships. CIHA was created in 1974 by the Alaska Legislature to ensure that elders, individuals and families in the 45,168-square-mile area of Cook Inlet region would have access to quality, affordable housing.

With our vision of “Independence through Housing” in mind, Cook Inlet Housing Authority develops programs intended to offer a “hand up,” or an opportunity to move beyond the need for assistance. It’s our hope that through quality housing and effectively administered programs, we provide a solid foundation, which will further build the overall quality of life.

If you are interested in the Community Director position and you have the expertise, skills and energy to match our mission to provide independence through housing, we encourage you to apply.

Marcie has over 20 years of experience in financial management and administration. She first came to CIHA in 2000 as the Director of Finance and Administration and rose to Chief Financial Officer by 2005. She briefly left the company in 2010 before returning in 2013.

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