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Welcome to Family Outreach

Serving individuals with developmental disabilities across Montana since 1977.

Welcome to Family Outreach

Serving children and adults with developmental disabilities in Montana since 1977.

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We teach families the skills they need to assist their child with developmental, educational, behavioral, social and self-help skills in communities across Southwest Montana.

Our Services

Early Intervention

Our Early Intervention services provide support for families in Western Montana who have children with developmental delays or disabilities.

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Our Services

Support Services

Family Outreach provides a program of self-determined support services to adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities.

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Our Services

Applied Behavior Analysis

ABA is the primary treatment option for those diagnosed with autism.

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Early Intervention

Our Early Intervention services provide support for families who have children with developmental delays or disabilities in western Montana.

Support Services

Family Outreach provides a program of self-determined support services to adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities.

Applied Behavior Analysis

ABA is the primary treatment option for those diagnosed with autism.

What We Do

Our services include early intervention, family education and support, pre-employment transition for youth, supported living, vocational rehabilitation, supported employment, and applied behavior analysis. Families and individuals always have a say in how they are supported.

What We Do

Our History

We began operations by providing family support and respite services to 64 families in 1977, and have since expanded to provide a wide array of services across the lifespan to over 500 families and individuals today.

Our History

Our Locations

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Today we honor and reflect on President Jimmy Carter's legacy as a champion for civil rights, especially for disability rights in the United States. "Until Jimmy Carter became President, the disability community struggled to get the White House to take our concerns seriously, but President Carter engaged the disability community in meaningful, historic ways throughout his term. President Carter’s interest in and commitment to disability rights helped lay the groundwork for the ADA to eventually be signed into law in 1990." -  Maria Town, AAPD President and CEO 
Learn more about President Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter's work as activists and leaders in disability rights throughout their lives in this article https://aapd.com/aapd-mourns-president-carter/.