From bus aid to Executive Director of the Birth to Five Home and Community-Based Program, Roseann Adamo celebrates 45 years with KenCrest.
Some people say that leadership is about titles, others think some are born leaders, and that predisposes them to hold an official role. I say we are all leaders. Nothing helps a leader more than clarity of purpose, to see what is right and inspire others along those lines. This blog is devoted to all the leaders who want to create a community where everyone is seen as gifted, and everyone belongs. In this blog, I’ll tell stories, ask questions, and ask that we all lead by example, with conviction and intention. I’ll clearly share KenCrest’s purpose, and the how the agency and our amazing team members are committed to doing our part to create a better world for everyone.
Marian Baldini, President and CEO of KenCrest, and author of a weekly blog that can be found on Medium. In it, she reflects on timely themes of disability, advocacy, social consciousness, and the like.
Celebrate National Nurse Appreciation Week with Our KenCrest Staff
This year, KenCrest recognizes the incredible, hardworking nurses who go above and beyond to help the people we serve.
Happy National Teacher Appreciation Week to all our KenCrest Educators
Celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Week with us by highlighting educators at the KenCrest Early Learning Centers.
Our Early Interventionists Get a Shoutout from a Pennsylvania Family
KenCrest Occupational Therapist, Sandy Meroney, and Special Instructor, Jenny Ferguson, receive special shoutout during our weekly town hall.
Honor a KenCrest Educator This Teacher Appreciation Week
Do you know of a KenCrest teacher, educator or instructor who goes above and beyond? Submit their name to be honored on our website!
This Connecticut Family Finds Solace in KenCrest’s Group Homes
Adam Swanke lives a meaningful life with autism through ups and downs in KenCrest’s Connecticut group home.
KenCrest’s Early Intervention Services Help Local PA Resident
Gabe was diagnosed with autism at 18-months-old and received early intervention treatment that helped him learn to speak.
Pa. State Representative Celebrates Week of the Young Child With KenCrest
The Week of the Young Child celebrates the importance of early learning, young children and their teachers, families, and communities.
This April Celebrate Autism Awareness Month With KenCrest
This April, KenCrest celebrates Autism Awareness Month with an inside look into the spectrum disorder and how we can help.
Project SEARCH Prepares Young Adults for Employment
Project SEARCH partners with Phoenixville Hospital and Ardent Credit Union to prepare young adults with disabilities for employment. By Aubrey Hoffert Project SEARCH, a transitional KenCrest youth program, prepares young adults with disabilities for competitive employment opportunities. Project SEARCH partners with Ardent Credit Union representative Heather Johnson, to help ensure interns of the Phoenixville Hospital Project SEARCH cohort become successful. Over…
