Stories & Perspectives
This Nurse Liaison Brings Laughs to KenCrest Clients
With over 40 costumes, KenCrest Nurse Liaison Jodi Bliss brings laughter to the Supported Independent Living and Lifesharing programs.
Celebrating Inclusivity: Sana and the Creative Movers Playgroup
Sana Garner was honored at this year’s Community Champions for her dedication and passion in advocating for children with disabilities.
Introducing the Multilingual Educators at KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers
With numerous different languages spoken by students, KenCrest’s West Philadelphia Early Learning Center relies on its multilingual teachers.
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.
27 Years in Early Intervention
Edie Harrison, the Director of Program Services Home/Community 0-5, celebrates 27 years of helping families in Early Intervention.
Helping Families in Need
KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers are continuously helping the children we support and their families, especially during the holiday season.
How Two Educators Are Impacting Philadelphia Communities
KenCrest Educators Rosaida Iraola and Josie Jones completed the Hispanic ECE Fellowship and Pew’s Emerging Leaders Corps.
A KenCrest Family United Through Lifesharing
Through biological Lifesharing, George Zimmerman lives with his Aunt Harriet and Uncle Maylin in Pennsylvania.
A Look Into Smarter Living
KenCrest installs 25 Smart Thermostats within its Adult Community Living Homes in Philadelphia and Chester Counties.
Early Intervention Supports Families With Developmental Delays
KenCrest’s Early Intervention services are not only for children with developmental delays but also for their parents and caregivers.
Helping Connect Parents to Early Intervention
Andy Merrell receives a coaching endorsement for Family-Guided Routines Based Intervention to help connect parents to Early Intervention.
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.
