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Welcome to Justice For All Assisted Living

Where our care meets fairness

At Justice For All Assisted Living, we specialize in providing personalized residential care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Located in a peaceful neighborhood in Anchorage, Alaska, our two-bed, resident-focused home delivers the dignity, safety, and compassion your loved one deserves.

Whether you're seeking long-term support or a safe place where someone you care about can thrive, you’ll find peace of mind here.

🔹 Small Home. Big Heart.
🔹 24/7 Compassionate Care
🔹 One-to-One Attention in a Cozy, Comfortable Setting

About The Owner:

Kai Gray

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I'm the CEO and Founder of Justice for All Assisted Living. I’m here to help your family with all your needs and questions.

Kai Gray is a lifelong Alaskan and the proud founder of Justice For All Assisted Living. Her passion for serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) is deeply rooted in her upbringing and family legacy. Kai comes from a long line of compassionate caregivers—she grew up in the halls of her grandmother’s group home, watching firsthand the power of love, dignity, and personalized care.

Among the many lives touched in that home was her grandmother’s adopted daughter, Kelli—an adult woman with IDD and physical disabilities—who became like a sister to Kai. Helping to care for Kelli not only shaped Kai’s understanding of true inclusion but also planted the seed of a lifelong commitment to serving others with empathy and excellence.

That lived experience inspired the creation of Justice For All Assisted Living, a two-bed group home in Anchorage, Alaska, where each resident is treated like family. Kai brings both generational wisdom and a personal passion to the work, ensuring that every individual receives the same level of care, respect, and unconditional love that defined her own childhood.

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Kelli Jean Hanglin

My sister, My homegirl

“You’re not different Kelli, you’re just like me”

Our Services

We offer comprehensive, respectful care tailored to meet the daily needs of our residents.

Services Include:

- Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs)
- Medication management and health monitoring
- Light housekeeping and laundry
- Home-cooked meals and snacks
- Help coordinating transportation to and from community events, outings, and appointments
- Social engagement and structured routines

Our small size allows us to personalize care plans and respond quickly to each individual’s preferences and needs.

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HOW IT WORKS

Let's chat to start things off. We'll have a in-depth conversation where we can truly connect, explore your family member’s needs, and see if we are the perfect partners to care for your loved one.

During our conversation, I'll ask you some questions to get to know your family member better. This will help us understand their unique personality, preferences, and interests. We want to provide personalized care that will make them feel comfortable and happy.

We'll also discuss the level of care your family member requires. Whether it's assistance with daily tasks such as bathing and dressing, or more specialized care for medical needs, we have the experience and expertise to provide the highest quality care.

SPECIALITES

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24-HOUR STAFF

Our facility is staffed around the clock to ensure constant care, supervision, and support. Whether it’s assistance with daily activities, emotional reassurance, or an unexpected need in the middle of the night, our trained professionals are always present and ready to help. We prioritize safety, comfort, and trust—day and night.

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MEDICATION MANAGEMENT

Managing medications can be complex, but you can rest easy knowing our trained staff follows precise protocols to ensure medication is managed properly. We work closely with healthcare providers to monitor each resident’s medication schedule, helping prevent errors and promote better health outcomes.

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Healthy Nutritious Meals and Snacks

We believe that good nutrition is a key part of quality care. Our residents enjoy freshly prepared meals and snacks that are both delicious and tailored to meet their dietary needs. From breakfast to bedtime snacks, we make sure every plate is nourishing, balanced, and supports overall well-being.

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Kitchen with wooden cabinets, white appliances including a refrigerator, microwave, and stove, beige countertops, a sink with a dish rack, and a small counter with decorative items. Carpeted flooring outside the kitchen area.
A dining room table set for four with decorative tableware, surrounded by floral patterned chairs, and a wall with framed art and a wooden sign that says "grateful."
Living room with two dark gray sofas, a colorful area rug, a window with curtains, and wall art.
Living room with a couch, chairs, a wall-mounted TV, fireplace, and a window with curtains; visible dining area with a black table set for four and a chandelier.
A bedroom with a bed featuring black and red bedding, a window with sheer white curtains, a black and white cityscape wall art, and a ceiling light fixture.
A bedroom with a bed featuring a beige upholstered headboard, black and gray bedding, and a folded quilt at the foot. There are three decorative wall hangings in circular designs on the white wall, a window with blinds, and a ceiling light fixture.
Small bathroom with a single sink vanity, a mirror, wall-mounted lights, a toilet, a shower with a gradient gray and white curtain, a small plant on top of the toilet tank, framed pictures, and a towel hanging on the wall.
Living room with beige walls, sliding glass door with curtains, dark leather sofa with decorative pillows, TV on a black stand, striped rug, framed mirror on wall, and a small decorative plant.
Living room with a black leather sofa, gold pillows, a striped rug, a large flat-screen TV on a black stand, a vase with dried flowers, and a sliding glass door with beige curtains leading to a patio.
Bathroom with a beige tiled floor, a white vanity with a sink, a mirror, a toilet, a dark blue shower curtain, and framed artwork on the wall.
A small bedroom with a bed, window with brown curtains, beige carpeting, and a ceiling light.
Backyard with a wooden deck, green grass, a weathered wooden fence, and a small white shed near a tree line.

“Your loved one deserves more than care—they deserve family. Book a consultation and see the difference compassionate living makes.”

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • A group home is a residential setting where individuals with IDD live together, typically with staff support, and receive assistance with daily living activities.

  • Services can include personal care, medication management, meal preparation, transportation, and support with social and recreational activities.

  • Group homes offer a structured, supportive environment with 24/7 staff, unlike independent living or some supported living arrangements.

  • Group homes can provide a sense of community, promote independence, and offer opportunities for social interaction and skill development.

  • Some individuals may find group living restrictive, and it's important to ensure the home is a good fit for the individual's needs and preferences.

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