Wasilla resource fair connects Mat-Su families with disability services
Mat-Su families can access free disability resources, local service navigation, and family activities at the 4th Annual LINKS Resource Fair on June 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Iditapark, 594 W. Nelson Ave., Wasilla.
LINKS Resource Center is organizing the event. Community nonprofits will staff resource tables. The fair includes inflatables, games, face painting, and food vendors. The Governor's Council on Disabilities and Special Education shared information about the fair in an announcement to subscribers.
GCDSE is a federally mandated council that advocates for inclusive services, provides oversight, and supports Alaskans in making informed decisions about education, employment, health, and community life.
LINKS has supported seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities in the Mat-Su region for more than 31 years by providing information and resources. According to the announcement, LINKS provides resources, advocacy, and connections to improve lives.
The 2025 LINKS 3rd Annual Resource Fair was held at Wonderland Park in Wasilla on June 27, 2025.
Based on a press release from Alaska Health.
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