Supported Independent Living
Empowering Independence Through Everyday Choice
Discover how small daily choices build independence, dignity, and confidence for people supported by KenCrest.
Exploring KenCrest’s Residential Options for Those With IDD
Since 1905, KenCrest has been dedicated to helping others thrive. We currently offer numerous residential options for people with IDD
Finding His Way “Home” Again
Pete’s journey shows how KenCrest’s support evolves with him, helping him find home again through independence and community.
KenCrest’s Happy Healthy Life Program Builds Emotional Wellness
Discover how KenCrest’s Happy Healthy Life program empowers people with disabilities to build emotional wellness and self-advocacy.
What is Community and Supported Independent Living?
KenCrest offers various housing options for adults with disabilities, including Community living and Supported Independent Living.
KenCrest’s Peer Mentor Network Supports Independent Living
KenCrest’s Peer Mentor Network helps individuals build confidence and independence through community support.
What is KenCrest’s Supported Independent Living Program?
KenCrest offers various residential options for adults with an intellectual disability, including Supported Independent Living.
How KenCrest Helped Shape Community-Based Living
In the mid-1970s, Ken-Crest stood at the edge of profound transformation, as the shifting landscape of disability services was underway.
How Donors and Volunteers Have Shaped KenCrest’s Mission
KenCrest has transformed lives for 120 years through donor and volunteer support, empowering individuals of all abilities.
A Legacy of Care: One Family’s Journey With KenCrest
KenCrest’s unwavering support helped Sandy find independence and embrace a new chapter of her life with confidence.
The Stepping Stones to Deanna’s Independence
Since 2014, Deanna has lived in a Community Living Home until KenCrest’s Stepping Stones opened the door to new possibilities.
Transitioning to Independent Living
KenCrest’s Transitional Housing Program allows individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability to live independently.
