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Celebrate DSP Week With KenCrest
KenCrest is celebrating various events across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Connecticut for Direct Support Professional Recognition Week.
From Parent to Parent: Raising a Child with an Intellectual Disability
Former Philadelphia Inquirer writer Ellen Gray reflects on her journey raising her son Patrick, who has an intellectual disability.
Did You Know These Programs Started As New Business Ideas?
These KenCrest programs became a reality through the New Business Ideas initiative. Be an agent of change by pitching your ideas today!
The Controversy Around Applied Behavior Analysis
Applied Behavior Analysis has undergone scrutiny for its strict instruction, and these KenCrest experts discuss its influence.
One Clinical Coordinator’s Journey to KenCrest
With a history in social work and psychology, Clinical Coordinator Kelly Sanders consistently helps people with IDD live fulfilling lives.
Raising a Reader Helps Little Learners Grow
Three of KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers help young students’ literacy grow through the Raising a Reader program.
A Chance Encounter Leads to Lasting Friendships
An involvement fair at West Chester University led Kelly Connor to KenCrest’s Day Sharing program and two new friendships.
Changing How We See Behaviors
For two years, Behavior Specialist Consultant Jennifer Bassett has helped change how we see big behaviors in people with disabilities.
Meet KenCrest’s Newest Executive Leaders
This year, KenCrest welcomes several new Senior Leaders within our Delaware and Pennsylvania programs, including these four leaders.
How Early Intervention Helps One PA Family
Take a walk in someone else’s shoes this year by digging deeper and avoid jumping to conclusions to establish a workable solution.
Breaking Barriers at KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers
In 2019, KenCrest’s Early Learning Centers began using trauma-informed training to ensure the best success for our little learners.
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