Frontier Community Services

Frontier Community Services Empowering individuals with disabilities to live the life they choose with the supports they direct.

Frontier Community Services is dedicated to helping people stay in their home and to remain active in their community. Originally founded by a group of parents who wanted more for their children with disabilities than sitting at home in front of the TV, Frontier Community Services has developed programs for individuals of all ages. We provide a full array of services throughout a person's life span. We believe that people with disabilities can and should be valued members of their community and we strive to make this a reality for every individual we serve.

💚💛 Reminder! 💚💛Join Frontier Community Services for a cozy evening making your own DIY aromatic bathing salts; a little ...
09/12/2025

💚💛 Reminder! 💚💛

Join Frontier Community Services for a cozy evening making your own DIY aromatic bathing salts; a little self-care goes a long way! 🛁✨

Free event & supplies included.

RSVP by September 17th — space is limited. Contact Lenore Wells: 907-953-7696.

✨ A Year with Mya: 365 Days of Dedication ✨Join us in celebrating Mya’s one-year anniversary with Frontier Community Ser...
09/12/2025

✨ A Year with Mya: 365 Days of Dedication ✨

Join us in celebrating Mya’s one-year anniversary with Frontier Community Services!

In just 12 months, she’s brought calm, steady energy and a willingness to jump in wherever she’s needed — from our seniors to community children’s waiver to the waiver department. Clients who meet Mya often ask for her as their full-time staff, a true testament to the trust and care she brings.

Thank you, Mya, for your dedication and for always showing up with a smile!

Direct Support Professionals are the heart of every Direct Support Agency.At Frontier, we are blessed to walk alongside ...
09/11/2025

Direct Support Professionals are the heart of every Direct Support Agency.
At Frontier, we are blessed to walk alongside AADD, AADSP, and NADSP to ensure DSPs not only have a voice, but a true seat at the table where their expertise, dedication, and impact shape the future of our field.

Today, we give a big shout-out of support to the amazing DSPs who attended the NADSP National Conference in Buffalo, New York! Your commitment and leadership inspire us all.

💚💛 Reminder! 💚💛Frontier’s Infant Learning Program is hosting September Nature Playgroups — and we’d love to see you ther...
09/11/2025

💚💛 Reminder! 💚💛

Frontier’s Infant Learning Program is hosting September Nature Playgroups — and we’d love to see you there!

These free playgroups are a perfect way for little ones to explore, learn, and connect while families build community.

Come join the fun!

📍 Monday, September 15th at the Kenai Library | 10 – 11 AM

💚💛 Reminder! 💚💛Frontier’s Infant Learning Program is hosting a FREE play event at Jumping Junction on Tuesday, September...
09/11/2025

💚💛 Reminder! 💚💛

Frontier’s Infant Learning Program is hosting a FREE play event at Jumping Junction on Tuesday, September 16th from 10 AM – 12 PM — and it’s almost here!

Perfect for children birth to age five and their families, this is a chance to explore, jump, laugh, and make new friends while building early skills.

Don’t miss out — we can’t wait to see you there!

As we observe World Su***de Prevention Day today, spotlighting the emotional and public health dimensions right here in ...
09/10/2025

As we observe World Su***de Prevention Day today, spotlighting the emotional and public health dimensions right here in Alaska is essential. Su***de remains a leading and deeply painful public health concern across our state.

📊 In 2023:

213 Alaskans died by su***de — a rate of 28.5 per 100,000, double the national average.

Among youth ages 15–24, the rate soared to 42.3 per 100,000 — our most impacted demographic.

Alaska Native and American Indian communities face especially elevated risks, with rates as high as 58.5 per 100,000.

1,092 ER visits were recorded for su***de attempts — nearly 5x the number of deaths.

These are not just statistics. They represent friends, family, neighbors, and colleagues. Alaska also faces unique seasonal challenges: nearly 9% of residents experience Seasonal Affective Disorder, with a quarter more showing milder symptoms.

At Frontier, we stand with our community members affected by su***de. We believe in the power of awareness, connection, and action. 💚

If you’d like to learn more about how you can help prevent su***de, please see the SafeTALK Su***de Prevention Training hosted by Kenaitze Dena'ina Wellness Center. This free training can give you the tools to recognize when someone may be at risk and connect them with the help they need

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✨ A Frontier Milestone: 10 Years Strong ✨Today we honor Kat Flanders, who has been part of the Frontier Team for 10 year...
09/10/2025

✨ A Frontier Milestone: 10 Years Strong ✨

Today we honor Kat Flanders, who has been part of the Frontier Team for 10 years!

Kat first joined Frontier as Peer Support and over the years has grown into a consistent, calm, and deeply committed DSP. Her steady presence and dedication have made a lasting impact on the people she supports and the team she works alongside.

Kat, thank you for a decade of heart, care, and commitment to empowering others. We are so grateful for the difference you make every day!

Drop a comment below to share your congratulations and help us celebrate Kat’s 10 years of service! 🥳

🍂 Pumpkin Patch Fun! 🍂Frontier is heading out to the Pumpkin Patch hosted by College Heights Baptist Church, and we’d lo...
09/09/2025

🍂 Pumpkin Patch Fun! 🍂

Frontier is heading out to the Pumpkin Patch hosted by College Heights Baptist Church, and we’d love for YOU to join us!

Enjoy:

Pick-your-own pumpkin (first come, first serve – 1 per family, 500 available!)
📸 Photo booths
🍔Hamburgers & hot dogs
🐴Pony rides
🛝Slide & bounce house
🎯Carnival games

Please RSVP to Renie at 907-252-9772 if you’d like to join Frontier’s group attending. You’re also welcome to attend on your own!

Want to see more events like this? Visit fcsonline.org/events
to learn more about the events Frontier hosts for our community.

Attention Caregivers & Community Members! Join us for an empowering training:Addressing Complex Behaviors: Supporting Ne...
09/04/2025

Attention Caregivers & Community Members!

Join us for an empowering training:

Addressing Complex Behaviors: Supporting Neurodiversity Using the FASCETS Model

Presented by Jenn Wagaman & Megan Wohlers, this hands-on workshop will explore how brain function connects to everyday behaviors in individuals with FASD and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

Learn emerging best practices and person-centered strategies to support your loved ones across all settings. Designed especially for parents, caregivers, and community members, this event fosters shared understanding and collaboration.

For details or to RSVP, contact mwohlers@fcsonline.org or call 907-741-9514.

Let’s come together to build stronger support, deeper understanding, and brighter futures. 💚

September is FASD Awareness MonthWe’re not just talking about it — we’re celebrating the incredible team that shows up e...
09/04/2025

September is FASD Awareness Month

We’re not just talking about it — we’re celebrating the incredible team that shows up every single day for families, individuals, and the truth that support changes everything.

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) don’t come with a single face, symptom, or solution. That’s why our Frontier FASD team, led by Megan Wohlers and Dr. McIntosh, brings heart, commitment, and an unwavering belief in every person’s potential. From evaluations and outreach to referrals and training, they fight for early support, understanding, and brighter futures.

They don’t just provide services. They build understanding—one school, one family, one training at a time. Because FASD isn’t just a diagnosis. It’s a call to action. And our team is answering that call with brain science and empathy in equal measure.

So here’s to the FASD crew: Loud in advocacy. Quiet in patience. Legendary in impact. You make the invisible visible—and that deserves more than a spotlight. It deserves a standing ovation.

📣 Happening TODAY!Professionals & Clinicians—join us for:Addressing Complex Behaviors: Supporting Neurodiversity Using t...
09/04/2025

📣 Happening TODAY!

Professionals & Clinicians—join us for:
Addressing Complex Behaviors: Supporting Neurodiversity Using the FASCETS Mode

Presented by Jenn Wagaman & Megan Wohlers, this interactive workshop dives into how brain function connects to everyday behaviors in individuals with FASD and other neurodevelopmental conditions.

Gain practical, person-centered strategies and explore emerging best practices to support individuals across all settings.

Questions? Contact mwohlers@fcsonline.org
or call 907-741-9514.

Let’s strengthen our community through knowledge, collaboration, and inclusion. 🌿

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43335 K Beach Road Suite 36
Soldotna, AK
99669

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Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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Frontier Community Services is dedicated to helping people stay in their home and to remain active in their community. Originally founded by a group of parents who wanted more for their children. Frontier Community Services has developed programs for individuals of all ages. We provide a full array of services throughout a person's life span. We believe that people with disabilities can and should be valued members of their community and we strive to make this a reality for every individual we serve.

Building a Community of Wellness by:


  • Recognizing the value of the individual and of mutual partnership in reaching goals

  • Exploring limitless possibilities with creativity, flexibility, and a focus on independence and self-advocacy