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1978 |
ASI was incorporated as a non-profit corporation
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First application for HUD funds submitted
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$1.1 million approved for construction
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1980 |
First groundbreaking |
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Five sites opened |
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1982 |
Stephen Vander Schaaf became Executive Director
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1984 |
New Beginnings for Brain Injury program added
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1986 |
First HUD development funded in Greater Minnesota (Hibbing, Minnesota)
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1989 |
First HUD development funded outside Minnesota (Missoula, Montana)
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1990 |
Shared Living (Adult Foster Care) established
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1992 |
Nevada Community Enrichment Program began
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ASI expanded to Montana (Eagle Watch Estates)
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1996 |
NCEP Receives Committee on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) Accreditation
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1997 |
First co-sponsored site opened in California
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1998 |
65th HUD development approved
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1999 |
First apartment buildings in South Dakota, Tennessee and Virginia open
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2000 |
First apartment building opens in Arizona
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First residents celebrate 20 years of ASI services
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2002 |
First apartment buildings open in Illinois and Missouri
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NCEP celebrates 10th anniversary |
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Groundbreaking for first senior housing building in Montana |
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2003 |
ASI celebrates 25th anniversary
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First apartment buildings for seniors open in Minnesota and Montana |
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ASI opens first apartment buildings in Alabama. Arkansas, and New Mexico
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ASI receives funding for first apartment building in Wyoming
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100th HUD supportive housing development funded
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2004 |
NCEP initiates Life Skills Training Services
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The Loux Center opens in Las Vegas, Nevada as NCEP’s new location
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ASI receives funding for first apartment buildings in Colorado and Maine |
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NCEP initiates paratransit evaluations for the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada |
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2005 |
Bostrom Terrace opens in Rochester, Minnesota, named in honor of Maynard Bostrom, one of the original ASI residents and long-time Board Member who now lives in the building |
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2006 |
Minnesota Association of Rehabilitation Providers (MARP) partners with ASI service locations for community service projects |
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ASI preserves its 24/7/365 on-site service model in Minnesota by licensure as a Class F Home Care Provider and the provision of Assisted Living Plus Services |
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2007 |
ASI completes the transition to Assisted Living Plus services at 18 Minnesota housing locations
First ASI apartment building open in Colorado |
| 2008 |
ASI celebrates 30th anniversary
ASI opens a record number of apartment buildings (11 with 245 units)
First ASI apartment building open in Maine
ASI receives funding for first apartment buildings in Oklahoma and Wisconsin |
| 2009 |
ASI provides property management at 100th building
ASI receives funding for first apartment building in Alaska |
| 2010 |
ASI begins construction on its first Section 1602 of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funded under the Tax Credit Exchange Program (TCEP)
Kay Knutson Apartments opens in Owatonna, Minnesota, named in honor of Kay Knutson, one of the original ASI residents and long-time Board Member |