Frontier Community Services

05/07/2026

This brunch fundraiser is proudly presented by Hope Community Resources and AK Brunch

05/06/2026

Congratulations to Teya, Frontier’s Employee of the Month for May!

Teya was recognized for her steady leadership, reliability, and deep commitment to the Senior In-Home program. Through leadership changes, program transitions, and staff turnover, she has remained a consistent and dependable presence for both the people we support and her team.

She is known for her strong communication with clients, her willingness to train and support new staff, and her ability to step into leadership when needed. Just as importantly, she is always willing to jump in and work alongside her DSPs. Teya continues to grow, takes feedback well, and leads with integrity, resilience, and purpose.

Her support has made a lasting impact across the program and beyond, helping strengthen her team and the broader department.

Congratulations, Teya, and thank you for all you do. We’re proud to celebrate you!

05/06/2026

Alaska’s Commission on Aging 2025 Annual Report found that 1 in 5 Alaskans age 60 and older say they have no one to count on.

We’re here to help change that.

If you’ve been wondering what support is available for older adults, caregivers, or loved ones, this is a great place to start.

Caring for someone you love isn’t always easy, but you don’t have to do it alone.

Join us May 27 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kenai Senior Center Health and Wellness Fair.

05/06/2026

We’re just a few days away from the Women & Babies Fair at Central Peninsula Hospital on May 9 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Frontier Community Services is glad to be part of this event, and our Infant Learning Program (ILP) will be on site offering free vision and hearing screenings.

If you're preparing to welcome your first baby or if you have a house full of helpers, support in key. If you have concerns about your child's development we're here to help.
We look forward to a day of community connection, helpful resources, and meaningful conversations with local families. If you’re attending, we hope you’ll stop by and say hello. If you can't make it Saturday, our infant learning program has a team of dedicated specialist offering developmental, vision and hearing screenings anytime of the year.

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

Megan is at the Kenai Out of Home Care Conference sharing her knowledge of FASD. Nicole and Aleea are sharing information on our Infant Learning Program.

05/05/2026

Welcoming a new baby is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming. At Frontier, we believe your growing family is part of our family too.

To celebrate this special moment, Frontier employees who welcome a new baby will receive a $250 diaper gift, shipped directly to their home. It’s our way of helping you start this new chapter with a little extra support.

05/05/2026

The May Children’s Community Happenings Calendar is here and includes activities around Kenai, Soldotna, Sterling, and Nikiski.

You’ll find weekly favorites like story times, play groups, and Turf for Tots, along with events like the Sports Rec and Trade Show, family movie night, and A Day at the River.

Please feel free to share with families and anyone who might want to join in. If you know of any kid friendly events I missed, I’d love to add them to future calendars.
Thank you and hope to see you out in the community this month!

05/05/2026

First smiles. First steps. First words.

Those little moments? They matter more than you think.

If something feels “a little off,” trust your gut. Early support can make a big difference. Children participating in Infant Learning Programs show a 40-60% reduction in developmental delays by age three.

Our ILP and FASD teams will be at the Kenai Out of Home Care Conference Resource Fair at College Heights today noon to 1pm. Saturday May 9 they will be at CPH Women & Baby Fair 9am-1pm where the ILP team will be offering free vision & hearing screening. —stop by and say hello!

05/05/2026

Tomorrow is the day!
Frontier Community Services will be at the Kenai Peninsula Out of Home Care Conference Resource Fair May 5 noon -1 at College Heights Baptist Church.

Many children entering foster, kinship, or resource family settings may have developmental delays, prenatal substance exposure, trauma histories, or behavioral needs that require extra support. Our ILP program and FASD diagnostic clinic help caregivers better understand those needs, connect children and families to services, and support healthier outcomes from the start.

If you’re attending, please stop by our table and say hello. We’d love to connect with you. Alaska Center for Resource Families

05/02/2026

We are just a few days away from the Kenai Peninsula Out of Home Care Conference on May 5 at College Heights Baptist Church. We will be at there 12-1:30 for the Resource Fair. Our state has a critical shortage of qualified foster parents. If you are just beginning to consider being a foster parent or if you have years of experience this is where you need to be to get your questions answered.

Frontier Community Services is proud to be part of this event, sponsored by Chosen and the Alaska Center for Resource Families. We’re looking forward to sharing information about our programs and connecting with families, caregivers, and community partners from across the Peninsula.

If you’ll be there, come find us and say hello. Alaska Center for Resource Families

05/01/2026

May is Infant Learning & Early Intervention Awareness Month, but what is Early Intervention?

Early Intervention supports babies and toddlers (birth to 3) who may need help reaching developmental milestones.

Every child develops at their own pace—but sometimes a little extra support makes all the difference.

Because strong beginnings don’t happen by accident… they happen with support.

The dedicated staff of Frontier's Infant Learning Program provide free developmental, vision & hearing screens to help give your little one the support needed to thrive.