Possibilities Magazine
One Family’s Journey With Early Intervention
At just seven months old, Virginia underwent an early intervention services evaluation for not meeting milestones, but now she’s thriving.
Kids With IDD Remain in Schools With KenCrest’s Swift Support
KenCrest’s SWIFT Support program helps hundreds of children with intellectual or developmental disabilities remain in school.
Young Learners Get Ahead Through KenCrest’s Raising a Reader
KenCrest, in partnership with PNC and the William Penn Foundation, encourages learners to get ahead in education through Raising a Reader.
KenCrest Joins Forces with Operation 143 to Combat Child Hunger
Since 2011, KenCrest has partnered with Operation 143 to deliver nonperishable food to children facing food insecurity in Pennsylvania.
The Power of Giving: How Your Donation Impacts KenCrest
Without your help, KenCrest can’t continue to exploring possibilities, mobilizing resources, and empowering dreams for those we support.
Cultivating a Community For Families with Disabilities
Sana Garner talks about her experiences as a mom with a son who has a disability and what its been like cultivating a community for him.
Advocating for Disability Rights With KenCrest and its Families
Maryann Amici has been advocating with her son Lou, who was born with a disability—Spastic Quadriplegia since he was born in 1971.
Getting Career Ready With Merck
Two KenCrest clients regularly volunteer in Phoenixville and Pottstown to learn new skills and develop friendships in their communities.
Kimberton Whole Foods Offers an Inclusive Workplace
Danny Atkinson is standing in front of his place of employment, Kimberton Whole Foods. // Photo by Sydney Kerelo For 19 years, Danny Atkinson has worked for Kimberton Whole Foods…
Apollo’s Journey With Cerebral Palsy
At 3 years old Apollo and his parents, Sana and Zach, navigate Spastic Quad Cerebral Palsy with help from KenCrest’s Early Intervention team.
Inclusivity in The Workplace
Writer Grace Dow breaks down inclusivity in the workplace for people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Becoming a Part of Their Community
Two KenCrest clients regularly volunteer in Phoenixville and Pottstown to learn new skills and develop friendships in their communities.
