Services
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Join Us For The 9th Annual Community Champions
Taking place at RiverCrest Golf Club in Phoenixville, PA on Wednesday, October 2, Community Champions is our way of giving thanks to the individuals, organizations, and community partners who go above and beyond to support KenCrest's vital work.
Publications
Our publications explore the many facets of human services—most specifically, those for people with an intellectual or developmental disability—and early education and show how the KenCrest family is making a positive difference in its communities.
Read the latest issue of our Possibilities Magazine, or other current news — all on our Publications page.
Make A Difference
Our mission is to empower dreams — and we can't do it alone. With your support and partnership, we can help people with an intellectual and developmental disability, and young children reach their full potential.
About KenCrest
For 119 years, KenCrest has been providing support to adults and children with intellectual or developmental disabilities. The support includes residential options, community engagement, early intervention, enabling technology, and Early Learning Centers. All these services aim to improve the quality of life based on individual desires, preferences, and goals.
Recent Blogs
Introducing the Multilingual Educators at KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers
With numerous different languages spoken by students, KenCrest’s West Philadelphia Early Learning Center relies on its multilingual teachers.
Winner of the Dustin A. Wright Tech First Champion Award
KenCrest Assistive Technology Specialist Tyler MacReady is honored as a Dustin A. Wright Tech First Champion.
Removing the Lifetime Cap
KenCrest fights to remove the Lifetime Cap on Assistive Technology in Pennsylvania to continue helping people with IDD.
Legacy Gifts: Ways to Make a Lasting Contribution and an Impact
Have you ever wanted to leave a legacy behind? Consider setting up a Legacy Gift and continue impacting the lives of people with IDD for years to come.
The Heart of Lifesharing
Ron and Cindy Ryder have supported individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through Lifesharing for over 30 years.
The Legacy Foundation Helps Fund Community Participation
KenCrest’s Community-Based Services and Meaningful Day received a $10,000 grant to support memberships and classes for those with IDD.
27 Years in Early Intervention
Edie Harrison, the Director of Program Services Home/Community 0-5, celebrates 27 years of helping families in Early Intervention.
Helping Families in Need
KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers are continuously helping the children we support and their families, especially during the holiday season.
