By 1988, community-based developmental disability services quickly expanded to Petersburg and Prince of Wales Island. In 1991, Community Connections added the Alaska Youth Initiative program that has since grown into the full service Children’s Mental Health program. In 1992, the Early Learning Program was added to meet the needs of infants and toddlers who were at risk for, or experiencing developmental delays. And finally, in 1994, Older Alaskans Resource Services was added to meet the needs of elders. In the late 90’s we started providing family and individual counseling and opened our second office in Craig. In 2010, Opportunity House, a supported living site with 8 apartments was built to meet the needs for more residential options for individuals with developmental disabilities. In 2013, the Developmental Disabilities and Older Alaskans Resource Services combined to become the current Senior and Disability Services program.