Oregonians with disabilities are served by several local, state, and federal programs. Many of these programs originated in the 1800s when attitudes were different from today. For example, the history of the Fairview Training Center reflects the changing strategies over the decades. Fairview first opened in 1908 as the State Institution for the Feeble-Minded and closed in 2000 after relocating most of its residents to small, neighborhood facilities. The Fairview experience typifies a philosophical evolution toward societal integration that also applies to services for other disabilities. ​ ​ ​