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This program is for enrolled tribal members who experience physical, cognitive, mental, or sensory challenges that create a barrier to employment. Examples of these challenges may include many conditions-diabetes, chronic pain, low back pain, substance use disorders, or hearing or vision impairments. These can have an impact on someone’s employment. The AANG Program is here to help.  \nSuccess in this program requires teamwork between participant and staff. Cooperation, commitment, and mutual respect are required throughout the process. Participants are expected to benefit from the AANG Program through services provided leading towards an employment outcome. The focus of the program is self-sufficiency, and continued progress towards this goal is essential.  \nEligibility  \nResidency and Tribal Enrollment in the Region  \nApplicant must be an Alaska Native/American Indian living in one of the following communities:  \nAkutan, Atka, False Pass, King Cove, Nelson Lagoon, Nikolski, Sand Point, St. George, St. Paul or Unalaska.  \nResidency and Tribal Enrollment in Anchorage  \nApplicant must live in the Municipality of Anchorage and be enrolled in one of the following APIA consortium tribes: Agdaagux, Atka, Akutan, Belkofski, False Pass, Nelson Lagoon, Nikolski, Pauloff Harbor, Qagan Tayagungin Tribe (QTT), Qawalangin, St. George, St. Paul, or Unga.  \nMedical Records  \nApplicant must sign a Release of Information form to obtain medical records or documentation of any physical, cognitive, mental, or sensory challenges. If you do not have these records we can help you get them. This is a confidential process and information is strictly kept within the AANG Program.  \nIncome Guidelines  \nThere are no income requirements or limits for the AANG Program.  \nBy signing this application, I am requesting services from APIA’s AANG Tribal Vocational Rehabilitation  \nProgram. I further certify that the information I have provided is correct.  \nApplicant Signature or (if applicable) Parent/Guardian Signature Date  \nRequired Documentation  \n􀂉 Completed Application for Services  \n􀂉 Tribal Card or Tribal Enrollment Letter  \n􀂉 Signed Release(s) of Information Form  \n􀂉 Signed W-9  \n􀂉 Completed AANG Program Supplemental Application  \n􀂉 Proof of Residency (examples: bill or letter in your name, driver license, State ID)  \nAANG Program Timeline and Process  \nHow long will my application take to process?  \nIt may take up to 60 days to determine eligibility as we may have to wait to receive records, but we strive to process applications as quickly as possible. 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