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1978 | ASI was incorporated as a non-profit corporation |
| First application for HUD funds submitted | |
| $1.1 million approved for construction | |
1980 | First groundbreaking |
| Five sites opened | |
1982 | Stephen Vander Schaaf became Executive Director |
1984 | New Beginnings for Brain Injury program added |
1986 | First HUD development funded in Greater Minnesota (Hibbing, Minnesota) |
1989 | First HUD development funded outside Minnesota (Missoula, Montana) |
1990 | Shared Living (Adult Foster Care) established |
1992 | Nevada Community Enrichment Program began |
| ASI expanded to Montana (Eagle Watch Estates) | |
1996 | NCEP Receives Committee on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) Accreditation |
1997 | First co-sponsored site opened in California |
1998 | 65th HUD development approved |
1999 | First apartment buildings in South Dakota, Tennessee and Virginia open |
2000 | First apartment building opens in Arizona |
| First residents celebrate 20 years of ASI services | |
2002 | First apartment buildings open in Illinois and Missouri |
| NCEP celebrates 10th anniversary | |
| Groundbreaking for first senior housing building in Montana | |
2003 | ASI celebrates 25th anniversary |
| First apartment buildings for seniors open in Minnesota and Montana | |
| ASI opens first apartment buildings in Alabama. Arkansas, and New Mexico | |
| ASI receives funding for first apartment building in Wyoming | |
| 100th HUD supportive housing development funded | |
2004 | NCEP initiates Life Skills Training Services |
| The Loux Center opens in Las Vegas, Nevada as NCEP’s new location | |
| ASI receives funding for first apartment buildings in Colorado and Maine | |
| NCEP initiates paratransit evaluations for the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada | |
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 |
2006 | Minnesota Association of Rehabilitation Providers (MARP) partners with ASI service locations for community service projects |
| 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 | |
2007 | ASI completes the transition to Assisted Living Plus services at 18 Minnesota housing locations |