Family Outreach is founded in Helena, Montana, serving 64 families by the end of the year
Agency operations expand into Butte, Montana and surrounding areas
The main office moves to 825 Ewing Street in Helena, Montana
The FY 80 budget totals $231,575.00
Family Outreach maintains offices at 825 Ewing Street, Helena; 1117 N 7th Avenue, Bozeman; and 100 E Broadway Street, Butte
The Specialized Family Care program is introduced, which later becomes Family Education and Support
Family Outreach purchases its first computer for $3,000 (equivalent to ~$8,800 in 2024)
Family Outreach participates in the Governor’s Early Intervention Screening Committee to promote the interests of families and children
Part C of the I.D.E.A. Early Intervention services are introduced (originally known as Part H)
The Family Outreach main office is moved to 1212 Helena Avenue in Helena, Montana
FY 92 revenue totals $1,154,574.00
The Supported Living program is introduced for adults with developmental disabilities, marking the first time Family Outreach programs covered the entire lifespan
Fleet vehicles and company cell phones are introduced
FY 96 revenue totals $2,037,736.00
Family Outreach holds Open House events at all offices for its 20th Anniversary
Family Outreach begins using computers to track client progress
FY 00 revenue totals $3,006,378.00
Applied Behavior Analysis services are offered for the first time through a State program called Child Autism Waiver
FY 13 revenue totals $6,160,912.00
Family Outreach offers in-house Applied Behavior Analysis clinics in Helena and Bozeman, Montana
Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) are introduced to support transition-age youth with disabilities (ages 14–21)
Family Outreach hosts its 45th Anniversary Street Fair, which includes food trucks, a dunk tank, a silent auction, and live music
Family Outreach expands Family Education and Support services to seven counties of northwestern Montana