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Sanctuary and WestCare Pacific Islands (WPI) are proud to announce their official merger, bringing together two trusted organizations dedicated to uplifting and supporting individuals, families, and communities across Guam and the Pacific region.
Download our Press Kit below which includes:
- Press Release
- Sanctuary Leadership Team
- Sanctuary Brochure
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Our story is one of connection, compassion, and community and it wouldn’t be possible without you. Help us celebrate the milestones we’ve achieved together and the many more to come.
Throughout the month of November, Sanctuary will be hosting events for the community to join in reflecting on Sanctuary's over five decades of growth, hope, and healing.
Download our flyer for events information.

We understand change can bring questions and we’re here to answer them. Below are some of the most common things we’ve been hearing from our community about the merger of Sanctuary and WestCare Pacific Islands.
We’d love to hear from you. Whether you have questions, ideas, or just want to stay connected:
pacificislands@westcare.com | 671-475-7101.
Download our FAQs sheet.

We help youth and families help themselves by promoting reconciliation through times of conflict, advocating for our youth and their needs, and building a foundation for self-sufficiency.

Sanctuary, Incorporated is a community-based organization which exists to improve the quality of life for Guam’s youth to promote reconciliation during times of family conflicts, to foster the development of responsible community members, and to advocate for their needs in an effort to preserve family unity.

Community response and crisis intervention hotline provided 24 hours and 7 days of the week. Services include immediate mediation, supportive counseling through conflict, and referral to appropriate service providers.

Guahan Youth Initiative (GYI) supports the efforts of the Guam Homeless Coalition to establish and implement a Youth Homelessness Response System in Guam, and the creation of the Youth Action Board.

A 24-hour shelter and safe home for youth ages 12 to 17 who are runaway, homeless, and/or victims of abuse. It serves as temporary alternative space for 21-30 days. Case management and counseling/therapy services provided in resolving issues of conflict in times of crisis.

Translated to “A Place for Healing”, SNH is the only residential treatment program for youth in the Micronesian region. This 3-to-6 month program is for chemically dependent youth ages 12 through 18.

A program to engage, educate, and provide treatment for various life situations involving
alcohol, tobacco, relapse prevention,
addiction, and more. Pathways is one of Sanctuary’s outpatient services for youth ages 12 to 17.

A program to engage, educate, and provide treatment for various life situations involving
alcohol, tobacco, relapse prevention,
addiction, and more. High Hopes is Sanctuary’s intensive outpatient services for youth ages 12 to 17.
406 Mai Mai Road, Chalan Pago, Guam 96910
Tel: 671-475-7101 | Fax: 671-477-3117
Monday - Friday | 8:00AM - 5:00PM
(Closed on Observed Holidays)
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We’ve merged with WestCare Pacific Islands!
This powerful new chapter expands our impact, continuing to serve our community with even greater reach while carrying the same heart in helping our youth and families.