Possibilities Magazine
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.
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.
World Book Day: KenCrest’s Raising a Reader Promotes Early Literacy
KenCrest, in partnership with PNC and the William Penn Foundation, encourages young learners to get ahead in their education through its Raising a Reader program and our community-based Lending Libraries.
Transitioning to Independent Living
KenCrest’s Transitional Housing Program allows individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability to live independently.
Care Beyond KenCrest: Caregivers Form Lifelong Bonds
Discover how KenCrest caregivers form lifelong bonds with children and families in their Medically Fragile Children’s Transitional Care Homes.
KenCrest’s New Business Ideas Pioneers Support for Those With IDD
Since 2019, KenCrest’s New Business Ideas Initiative has been developing new models and programs to bridge the care gap.
Finding Purpose Through Adversity
When Shymira Chandler’s son Mason was born medically fragile, she knew her mission in life was to guide him to be the best person he could be.
A Journey of Care and Connection Through Lifesharing
When uncertainty clouded their future, KenCrest’s Lifesharing program stepped in to help Amy and Missy find stability and hope.
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.
Helping Families in Need
KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers are continuously helping the children we support and their families, especially during the holiday season.
The Start of Something Great in Employment
Madison Fields started working with a KenCrest Job Coach to find employment and get help. Now, she’s studying to become a social worker.
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.
