Posts by Sydney Zielinski (Kerelo)
Inclusivity in The Workplace
Writer Grace Dow breaks down inclusivity in the workplace for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Read MoreThis Supermom Does It All
Dreams are evolving and changing, which is why it’s KenCrest’s mission to make the people we support’s dreams come true in any way we can.
Read MoreWhat Does Independence Mean to People with Disabilities?
KenCrest’s Enabling Technologies program helps those with disabilities gain independence through different devices.
Read MoreFinding a New Path After the Navy
A service-related head injury led this Navy Veteran to civilian life and a chance to discover his passion: helping people with disabilities.
Read MoreExploring Possibilities and Mobilizing Resources at KenCrest
KenCrest employee Kelly Sesay enriches the lives of people with disabilities by mobilizing resources and exploring possibilities.
Read MoreA Family’s Unforgettable Journey of Biological Lifesharing
After the passing of their mother, Sisters Lara and Sandy embark on a new journey as Lifesharing partners.
Read MoreMeet Ben Goldberg, A KenCrest Job Coach
With over 40 years in the restaurant industry, KenCrest Job Coach Ben Goldberg helps people with disabilities find meaningful careers.
Read MoreThis Program Manager Empowers Individuals with IDDs
For nine years, Program Manager Antoine Robinson has cared for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Read MoreHow KenCrest Helps Medically Fragile Children
KenCrest’s Medically Fragile Children’s Transitional Homes care for kids with complex medical needs and their parents.
Read MoreMeet This Year’s Community Champions Award Winners
Held at RiverCrest on September 21, KenCrest presented seven award winners during its 8th annual Community Champions event.
Read MoreGood Help is Hard to Find: A Look Into The DSP Crisis
Around the United States, thousands of Community Living homes are short staffed due to the ongoing Direct Support Professional (DSP) crisis.
Read MoreThis NBI Helps Children Aged Birth to Five Remain in Schools
KenCrest’s New Business Ideas, Child Care SWIFT Support, helps children with developmental delays remain in early learning centers in PA.
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