Early Childhood & Development
Guide to Disability Services: Exploring KenCrest’s Offerings
Are you looking for disability services in Pennsylvania? Check out KenCrest’s services to find the right fit for your needs.
Celebrating National Physical Therapy Month at KenCrest
National Physical Therapy Month highlights how Early Intervention PT supports young children’s movement, play, and development.
Coming Home, One Step at a Time
After months in the hospital, Malakai is receiving care at KenCrest’s Transitional Care Home while his family prepares for his return home.
Support a Family In Need This Holiday Season
For over 25 years, KenCrest’s Family Fund has helped support thousands through the holiday season in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut.
A Parent’s Guide to IEPs, IFSPs, and Early Intervention Services
Explore the differences between IEPs and IFSPs, learn when each is used, and find out how early intervention services can support your child’s development.
Why You Should Enroll in KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers This Fall
Enroll your child in a high-quality Philadelphia Early Learning Center this fall to prepare them for a future of success.
Learn 5 Early Signs of Autism
Learn to recognize early indicators, understand developmental differences, and access essential support to discover the five signs of autism.
Head Start Celebrates 61 Years Nurturing Young Minds
One KenCrest Early Learning Center Program Director reflects on being one of the first families to join Head Start and its impact on her life.
Honoring the Teachers in Our Classrooms
Celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Week with us by highlighting educators at the KenCrest Early Learning Centers.
Celebrate 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.
Learn About World Autism Month This April
This World Autism Month, explore how early intervention, education, and community-based supports make a lasting difference for autistic people.

