What does AMHTA stand for?

Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority

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To date, commitments to cover more than 60% of the $10 million project have been provided by the Denali Commission, Rasmuson Foundation, Alaska legislature, Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, Salomon Foundation, and personal pledges from board members and staff, while decisions on other grant requests are pending.

Building a new future together: two community organizations are ...

Tony Knowles, Health Land Social Services Commissioner Jay Livey, legislators and officials from Alaska Psychiatric Institute and the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority participated in a groundbreaking ceremony recently at the construction site in Anchorage for the replacement facility for Alaska's only public psychiatric hospital.

Work begun on new Psychiatric Hospital

The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority was created to help.

Taking Care of Alaska's Mental Health