Blog Posts
Trauma-Informed Care for All
What is trauma-informed care, and how can the human service industry promote a trauma-responsive workforce?
Celebrate Disability Voting Rights Week with KenCrest
From September 9-13, the American Association of People with Disabilities and REV UP help break systemic barriers for those with disabilities.
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.
This KenCrest Nurse Brings Cheer to her Resident’s Home
Nurse House Manager Joyce Benfield brings holiday cheer and a homey atmosphere to her Mt. Kirk Community Medical Home.
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.
Achieving a Happy and Healthy Life at KenCrest
KenCrest’s Director of Supported Independent Living introduces the Happy Healthy Life program to those she supports.
A KenCrest Family United Through Lifesharing
Through biological Lifesharing, George Zimmerman lives with his Aunt Harriet and Uncle Maylin in Pennsylvania.
What it Means to be a DSP at KenCrest
Marlo Maxwell has worked as a DSP at KenCrest for four years, supporting individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
A Look Into Smarter Living
KenCrest installs 25 Smart Thermostats within its Adult Community Living Homes in Philadelphia and Chester Counties.
Living Life to The Fullest in Community Living
After 20 years of living in Community Living, unexpected changes almost made Danny leave, but his sister and KenCrest found a different way.
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.
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